Oops! It seems my pups heartworm medication has lapsed and they’ve been off the meds for over a month now. Do I need to have new blood work done or can I just go into my vet and request refills of the medication? Jessi Chicago Heartworms are blood parasites of dogs and cats. Heartworms are …
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Although many cats sleep wherever they please — your bed, your furniture, your clothes, your guests’ bed, and so on — you may want to get your cat used to sleeping in her own bed. Or maybe you just want to spoil her and give her yet another delightful sleeping location choice. Either way, these …
Your kitten needs to play, and if she’s the only cat in the house, she needs to play with you. As strange as it may sound, play is a crucial part of your pet’s development. It enhances her coordination, gives her the exercise she needs to stay fit, and strengthens the bond she has with …
Feline vaccines are easily the most contentious subject in veterinary medicine. So we consulted with Catster vet Dr. Eric Barchas, DVM to find the simplest vaccination guide veterinarians can agree on. According to Dr. Barchas, all cats – indoor and outdoor – should have the following vaccines every three to four weeks, beginning at six …
With so many cat products on the market, however is one to decide what to take home for the kitties? Here, for your perusal, is our series of gear guides for treats, toys, litter and everything in between: Five Must-Have Cat Toys – Play is a crucial part of your cat’s development, and if she’s …
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In a reader? Click here This video is guaranteed to make you go “AWWWW!” Big Cat Rescue took in three newborn bobcat kittens (each weighing about 13 oz. each), then went about the task of finding a domestic cat to nurse and mother them. Thanks to Big Cat Rescue and the Suncoast Animal League for …
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Your cat’s name says as much about you as it does your pet. A more human name might mean your cat is just like a child to you, while other names might better illustrate a beloved quality of your pet’s, be it physical (think “Patches” or “Blackie”) or part of his personality (“Dash” or “Sugar”). …
