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National Take Your Cat to Vet Day
August 22nd, 2017 by Wendy Rose GouldEvery August 22, pet parents around the US are reminded – it’s time to make the trek to the vet for their cat’s much-needed annual checkup. Unless you’ve been graced with a cat who enjoys this process – hey, it does happen! – it can be a stressful event for everyone involved. However, while it… Read More
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National Take Your Cat to Vet Day
08/22/2017 by Wendy Rose GouldEvery August 22, pet parents around the US are reminded – it’s time to make the trek to the vet for their cat’s much-needed annual checkup. Unless you’ve been graced with a cat who enjoys this process – hey, it does happen! – it can be a stressful event for everyone involved. However, while it… Read More
August 22nd, 2017 by Wendy Rose Gould -
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 -
Why You Should Play with Your Cat More!
07/31/2017 by Healthy PawsFor most cat parents, providing their cat(s) with a long, happy, and healthy life is a top priority. To achieve this goal, it’s absolutely crucial that they keep their fur babies mentally and physically stimulated as often as possible. While keeping tabs on a cat’s day-to-day activities may sound rather meticulous at first (after all,… Read More
July 31st, 2017 by Healthy Paws -
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 -
Keeping Pets Calm on Independence Day
06/27/2017 by Colleen WilliamsWhile Independence Day is a time of great celebration for Americans, our cats and dogs might not be as happy about it; a table full of foods they can’t eat is a bummer, and big loud noises in the sky (and pops in the driveway) can be downright terrifying for our furry friends. While we… Read More
June 27th, 2017 by Colleen Williams -
Here’s Why Cats Love Sleeping on Top of You
06/16/2017 by Cuteness TeamIf you’re lucky enough to have a cuddly cat, you’re probably familiar with that feeling of waking up to a warm, furry lump on your back or stomach. (Life could be worse.) So, why is it that so many cats like to lay on their humans’ laps or chests and purr themselves to sleep? Let’s… Read More
June 16th, 2017 by Cuteness Team -
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
How to Save up to 90% on Vet Bills
Healthy Paws Pet Insurance covers up to 90% of vet bills for your dog or cat—don't miss out!
Healthy Paws Pet Insurance covers up to 90% of vet bills for your dog or cat—don't miss out!
