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Be Prepared: Emergency Pet Safety
February 16th, 2018 by Colleen WilliamsFrom earthquakes to floods, we are usually aware of our location’s key natural disasters and what to do should they strike. But are you prepared to handle a medical emergency with your cat or dog? Most local CPR and first aid organizations have pet emergency courses. Taking one of these courses could mean saving… Read More
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Be Prepared: Emergency Pet Safety
02/16/2018 by Colleen WilliamsFrom earthquakes to floods, we are usually aware of our location’s key natural disasters and what to do should they strike. But are you prepared to handle a medical emergency with your cat or dog? Most local CPR and first aid organizations have pet emergency courses. Taking one of these courses could mean saving… Read More
February 16th, 2018 by Colleen Williams -
5 Common Winter Illnesses in Pets
02/15/2018 by Healthy PawsThe weather outside is frightful, but to some snow-loving pets it may seem delightful. Read on to let your pooch (or kitty!) enjoy the winter wonderland safely and avoid these common winter illnesses. 1. Hypothermia Just like the human condition, in dogs hypothermia is low body temperature caused by exposure to cold. The combination of… Read More
February 15th, 2018 by Healthy Paws -
Winter and Your Pets: Cats and Cars
01/24/2018 by Healthy PawsThis winter, if you can’t bring your cat inside, keep an eye out for their safety, as well as other cats that may be walking the cold streets. Outdoor resident cats love to spend their time hiding under and in cars, and this can pose serious dangers to them, including injury, suffocation, or even death…. Read More
January 24th, 2018 by Healthy Paws -
Protecting Pets from Car Engine Fluids
01/20/2018 by Healthy PawsWhether you’re performing an annual tune-up or just adding more windshield wiper fluid, knowing that automotive fluids can be harmful to dogs and cats is important. Accidental ingestion or exposure can lead to painful side effects and even fatal poisoning, so prevention is key: don’t let your pets have access to any mechanical fluids that… Read More
January 20th, 2018 by Healthy Paws -
Pet Casts and Splints: Care, Tips, and Advice
01/18/2018 by Wendy Rose GouldSeeing your sweet fur ball sporting a tiny cast or splint can have you oscillating between feelings of “My poor baby!” and “Geez, she’s so cute!”. The good news is that you’ve successfully taken your pet to the vet, addressed the issue (most likely a broken or fractured bone) and your pet is on his/her… Read More
January 18th, 2018 by Wendy Rose Gould -
Cat Facts: Siamese Cats
01/05/2018 by Wendy Rose GouldWe’d wager that one of your first experiences with Siamese cats occurred while watching Disney’s beloved Lady and the Tramp. The scene where two slinky, mischievous Siamese felines get sweet Lady into trouble while singing, “We are Siamese!” perhaps even formed your opinion on this gorgeous, playful breed. Though there’s some truth to this cartoonish… Read More
January 5th, 2018 by Wendy Rose Gould -
New Year’s Resolutions for You and Your Pet
12/21/2017 by Colleen WilliamsThe new year is here! And with that comes reflection on the past year and the chance to make changes for a healthier, happier future. Many pet parents include their dogs and cats in resolutions, and for good reason: usually lifestyle changes will affect them, or they need some improvements too. What are some ways… Read More
December 21st, 2017 by Colleen Williams -
Cats are in Charge on Aoshima Island
12/08/2017 by Colleen WilliamsHome to more than 120 feral cats, Aoshima Island in southern Japan has found itself a tourist destination in the past few years. As the internet fell in love with images of cats roaming freely – outnumbering the humans six to one – vacationers followed suit; the ferry that could carry only 34 visitors a… Read More
December 8th, 2017 by Colleen Williams -
Is Pet Insurance Worth It for Indoor Cats?
12/07/2017 by Colleen WilliamsYou cat will be safer by keeping them indoors – it’s a great way to avoid a ton of accidents, including those with cars, dogs, or eating something toxic. Did you know that keeping your cat inside also protects her from contracting or spreading diseases like FeLV (Feline Leukemia) and FIV (Feline Immunodeficiency Virus)?… Read More
December 7th, 2017 by Colleen Williams
