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Why Do Cats Spray? Our Vet Explains the Common Reasons & Solutions
Cats mark their territory to communicate their presence to other animals. If you find urine in places other than the litter box, you’ll need to first make sure…
Cat Bitten by Snake, What Should I Do? Our Vet Explains
Luckily for our feline friends, snake bites in cats are relatively rare compared to their canine counterparts. Cats tend to be savvier than your average bouncy…
Cat Sprayed by Skunk? Our Vet Explains What To Do
If your cat has returned home feeling sorry for themselves and wearing that distinctive odor, “Eau de Skunk”, there are some important things that you need to…
My Cat Was Bitten by a Spider, What Should I Do? Our Vet Explains
Cats are natural hunters. This instinctual behavior has been retained from their ancestors, who had to hunt frequently to satisfy their need for a carnivorous…
Cat Stung By a Scorpion? Our Vet Explains What to Do
Cats by nature are hunters, used to stalking out prey and pouncing. In many cases, our feline friends no longer need to catch their own dinner but will still s…
Cerebellar Hypoplasia in Cats: Our Vet Explains the Causes, Signs & Treatments
Cerebellar hypoplasia is a neurologic disease that occurs when a cat’s cerebellum is underdeveloped. This happens in utero and permanently affects a cat’s move…
Cat Stung by Bee or Wasp? Our Vet Explains What To Do
When the sun is shining and the birds are singing, there’s also a good chance that bees and wasps will be stinging. If your cat has managed to find themselves…
Cat Has Bite and Scratch Wounds? Our Vet Answer What to Do
Cats are territorial creatures, and when roaming the suburbs, they often feel the need to challenge another feline that dares invade their space. This is espec…