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Stay in-the-know with all the latest health news for your cat. Healthy Paws offers a variety of resources to keep your cat happy and healthy.
Feline Leukemia (FeLV): Symptoms, Diagnosis & Treatment
August 17th, 2017 by Colleen WilliamsFeline leukemia virus (FeLV) is a retrovirus (meaning it affects the DNA) that infects cats. FeLV can be transmitted through infected cat saliva, urine, feces, bite wounds, milk or nasal secretions. Kittens are much more susceptible to FeLV infection than adult cats are, and therefore are at the greatest risk of infection if exposed. Transmission… Read More
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Feline Leukemia (FeLV): Symptoms, Diagnosis & Treatment
08/17/2017 by Colleen WilliamsFeline leukemia virus (FeLV) is a retrovirus (meaning it affects the DNA) that infects cats. FeLV can be transmitted through infected cat saliva, urine, feces, bite wounds, milk or nasal secretions. Kittens are much more susceptible to FeLV infection than adult cats are, and therefore are at the greatest risk of infection if exposed. Transmission… Read More
August 17th, 2017 by Colleen Williams -
Keeping Pets Safe in the Car
07/20/2017 by Healthy PawsYou and your kids wear seat belts when riding in the car, but what about your furry loved ones? Accidents happen and we want to keep our pets safe when they’re traveling in the car too. Here are some suggestions for some pet travel safety gear to give you peace of mind: Carriers: The safest… Read More
July 20th, 2017 by Healthy Paws -
Pet Dental Health
07/12/2017 by Healthy PawsOn average, people visit their dentist every six months. But how often do you provide dental care for your dog or cat? Many of the same dental illnesses and conditions humans develop are also developed by pets. Taking care of your pet’s teeth and gums is essential to maintaining good health; and just like in humans, complications… Read More
July 12th, 2017 by Healthy Paws -
Traveling with Pets
07/06/2017 by Colleen WilliamsSummer is the peak time to hit the road, the sky or the train! Travelling with your pet usually requires a little more planning, but could be worth it in exchange for you and your furry best friend making memories together! To make your travelling as effortless as possible, we’ve gathered a ton of resources… Read More
July 6th, 2017 by Colleen Williams -
Flea and Tick Prevention
06/15/2017 by Colleen WilliamsFleas and ticks may seem like an easy solve, but they can lead to bigger problems, like allergies, hot spots, and even tapeworms (adult fleas can contain their eggs). Prevention methods are more effective than treating after the fact, and are easier on your pet – ask your vet about medications as well as measures… Read More
June 15th, 2017 by Colleen Williams -
Why Do Cats Purr?
06/05/2017 by Cuteness TeamWhy do cats purr? The reason is more complicated than you think!… Read More
June 5th, 2017 by Cuteness Team -
What’s Toxic in Your Garden?
06/05/2017 by Colleen WilliamsWhile gardens are a place of beauty and peace, pet parents could feasibly see them as a ton of trouble. Everything from fertilizers to pesticides to poisonous plants can pose a problem for pets if exposed to or ingested. As garden season peaks, here are some of the most toxic elements of which to steer… Read More
June 5th, 2017 by Colleen Williams -
Millennials and Pet Parenthood
05/22/2017 by Colleen WilliamsPets are big business, and while Boomers changed the face of “pet ownership” to “pet parenthood,” millennials are redefining what it truly means to have a dog or cat (or both!). From natural food choices to internet memes, the younger generation of adults are carving out an American pet culture where pets are family and… Read More
May 22nd, 2017 by Colleen Williams -
Ear Infections in Dogs and Cats
05/05/2017 by Dr. Kait Link, DVMEar infections: painful when you’re a kid, annoying when you’re an adult, and dangerous for your pets. Both dogs and cats can be affected by ear infections, but it is a more common problem for dogs. There are three levels of ear infections, depending on the part of the ear afflicted: Otitis externa, Otitis Media,… Read More
May 5th, 2017 by Dr. Kait Link, DVM
