June: Adopt a Shelter Cat Month A new year brings a new season. In this case, this season happens to be “kitten season”. Kitten season starts in the spring, peaks in the late spring or early summer, and ends in the fall. Now would be the perfect time to adopt a furry feline! After all,…
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Tips to Create a Feline-Friendly Environment
Tips to Create a Feline-Friendly Environment The life of a cat must be rough huh? Cats seem to have a pretty great life spent of napping in the sun, being attended to, pet and fed whenever required and requested. But while things look all fun and games for your kitty, things may look a little…
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How to Bring a New Cat Into Your Home
How to Bring a New Cat Into Your Home Are you considering adding a new meowy ball of fur to your household? Owning more than one cat can be fun, and at the same time frustrating if they don’t get along. Cats are territorial by nature and do not naturally form bonds with all other…
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Poison Prevention and Your Pet
Poison Prevention and Your Pet March is National Poison Prevention Week. What originally began as a way to spread awareness about poisoning in people, evolved into a great way to spread awareness about poisoning prevents for your pets too! Is it Common for a Pet to be Poisoned? Poisoning is a very common reason that…
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National Pet Dental Health Month and Your Pet
It’s National Pet Dental Health Month and though we should always take good care of our beloved one’s teeth and gums, this month is dedicated to addressing the significance of oral care for our pets year round. First of all, it’s important to brush your pet’s teeth. Periodontal disease is the most common clinical condition…
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Pet Care Tips for The Winter
Winter is here, and that always brings pet hazards. Beware of these problems to ensure your pets are happy and healthy until things warm up again. Keep Pets Warm Make sure your dogs have shelter and an area to stay dry and out of the cold and wind. Indoors is the best, but unfortunately not…
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Be Prepared For An Pet Emergency With These Tips
If you suspect your pet has consumed or been exposed to any toxic substances or think that you are having an emergency, the first step would be to immediately contact your veterinarian or the ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center [888-426-4435*] immediately. A fee may apply. Here are some tips, links and emergency phone numbers that…
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Cats, Cars and Safety in Cold Weather
Cats seek warmth wherever they can, especially during the cold winter months. One particularly irresistible place for our furry friends is the cozy confines of a warm car engine. Unfortunately,that might not be the most ideal place for them when the car is started, causing injury or death. Help keep our feline friends safe this…
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