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Does your cat hate being picked up? Or maybe she gets a ‘cattitude’ if you move her mid-nap? Kitties may be small, but they are quite opinionated, and aren’t afraid to speak their minds … especially when they are annoyed? What does rub Fluffy the wrong way, aside from literally being rubbed the wrong way? A Pasadena, MD vet lists a few things below. Forced Attention While cats can be cuddly, it’s extremely important that … Read More
It’s National Pet Month! While we know that Americans have all sorts of animals as pets, Fido and Fluffy are the most popular. Kitties also have the honor of being the most purrplexing. These charismatic little furballs really are something else! A Pasadena, MD vet lists some things you may not have known about Fluffy in this article. Tiny Tiger The domestic housecat shares about 95.6 percent of her genome with tigers. (We suspect that … Read More
April is Heartworm Awareness Month. These disgusting worms can pose a very serious threat to our furry pals. In fact, untreated infestations are often fatal. A local Pasadena, MD vet offers some advice on keeping your pet safe in this article. Preventative Products Parasite control is truly your most important weapon in this battle. These days, there are many different options to choose from, such as oral medications and shots. Talk to your vet to … Read More
Are you considering adopting a stray cat? Perhaps a cute furball showed up on your porch one day. Or, maybe you found a scared, hungry kitty somewhere, and took it home. These acts of kindness may be small, but they do matter. That said, there are some things to consider when it comes to adopting a homeless cat. A local Pasadena, MD vet goes over a few of them below. Veterinary Care One of the … Read More
Do you have an itty bitty kitty? Our feline friends come in many different sizes. Although breed isn’t the only thing that affects Fluffy’s physiology, it definitely does play a role. Read on as a local Pasadena, MD vet lists some of the smaller cat breeds. Munchkin All cats are cute when they are kittens, but Munchkins are almost impossibly adorable. These sweet little furballs were actually named after the iconic and beloved Wizard of … Read More
Valentine’s Day is coming up fast! The lover’s holiday is a fun way to break up the middle of winter, but, like other holidays, it does present certain dangers to our animal companions. A Pasadena, MD vet discusses keeping your pet safe on Valentine’s Day below. Chocolates Chocolate is one of the biggest concerns for pet owners to be aware of. It’s extremely toxic to pets. Our favorite sweet contains a substance called theobromine, which … Read More
Change A Pet’s Life Day is coming up January 24th. The day you bring your new furry friend home—sometimes called Gotcha Day—is a pretty big deal for both you and your new pet. It actually counts as a major life event, as far as we’re concerned. A local Pasadena, MD vet offers some advice on that big day below. Be Prepared You want to have everything ready and waiting for your new arrival. Your shopping … Read More
Season’s Greetings! At this time of year, we often get lots of cards, photos, and videos of our feline friends looking adorable and/or wreaking havoc on Christmas trees. December certainly offers a lot of opportunities for kitty mischief! You’ll need to keep a close eye on your furball, and make sure she stays safe, healthy, and purring. A Pasadena, MD vet offers some tips on this below. Be Careful With Food Fluffy will certainly enjoy … Read More
Autumn is well under way, and winter isn’t far behind. Your feline buddy will definitely notice the drop in temperature. She may also benefit from some extra TLC at this time of year. Read on as a local Pasadena, MD vet lists some cold weather cat care tips. Offer Warm Beds Fluffy may sleep through a large chunk of winter. Make sure that she has plenty of cozy beds and napping spots to choose from! … Read More
September is Happy, Healthy Cat Month! We all know what it takes to keep Fluffy purring: soft beds, toys, treats, catnip, and, of course, the occasional cardboard box to play in. But what about your cute pet’s physical health? A local Pasadena, MD vet offers some tips on this below. Good Food Nutrition plays a key role in your kitty’s physical health. Offer your furry little friend a good, high-quality cat food, one that is … Read More