Dr. Paola Cuevas

Dr. Paola Cuevas

Veterinarian

About

Dr. Paola Cuevas is the Senior In-House Veterinarian at Pangolia, the parent company of Catster. She has over 18 years of experience as a veterinarian and animal behaviorist. Paola's focus is on preventive medicine and animal welfare. Paola has a large range of skills in from diagnostic imaging to nutrition and clinical pathology. Paola enjoys sharing her extensive knowledge of animal training with our Catster readers and is always happy to answer reader questions as our in-house veterinarian.

Author's archive

How to Get Cat Smell Out of the House: 10 Effective & Easy Ways

Even if you can’t see cats wandering around, you can recognize a cat house by the smell. Whether it’s everyday dander or random urine spots, cats have a way of…

Christian Adams
By Christian Adams
How to Get Cat Smell Out of the House: 10 Effective & Easy Ways

Can I Wash My Cat with Dr. Bronner’s? Vet-Verified Facts & Considerations

As all kitty owners know, cats and water typically don’t go together. However, what if your feline friend needs an emergency bath, and you don’t have any pet s…

Elizabeth Gray
By Elizabeth Gray
Can I Wash My Cat with Dr. Bronner’s? Vet-Verified Facts & Considerations

Do Kitten Personalities Change? Vet-Approved Explanation

Kittens change so much in their first year. They double their weight and go through several behavioral milestones, but do their personalities change, as well?…

Kristin Hitchcock
By Kristin Hitchcock
Do Kitten Personalities Change? Vet-Approved Explanation

4-Month-Old Kitten: Things to Expect & Plan For (Vet Reviewed)

At 4 months old, your feline has likely gotten used to being at your home and away from their mother and siblings. You’ve also probably gotten used to having a…

Kristin Hitchcock
By Kristin Hitchcock
4-Month-Old Kitten: Things to Expect & Plan For (Vet Reviewed)

Traveling With Kittens: 9 Vet-Approved Tips

Getting ready to hit the road with kittens in tow requires planning, but traveling safely, happily, and comfortably with baby cats is possible. While many thin…

Lorre Luther
By Lorre Luther
Traveling With Kittens: 9 Vet-Approved Tips

Why Do Tabby Cats Have an “M” on Their Forehead? Myth Vs Genetics (Vet-Reviewed)

Tabby cats are known for their beautiful and unique coat patterns. One of the most distinctive markings on a tabby cat is an “M” on their forehead. It’s unclea…

Jessica Kim
By Jessica Kim
Why Do Tabby Cats Have an “M” on Their Forehead? Myth Vs Genetics (Vet-Reviewed)