Microchipping Your Cat
April 22, 2009
A collar tag with current information is an important first step in keeping your cat safe, but they are not foolproof. Cats can slip out of collars, and collars can be removed. That's why microchipping is a smart idea. Pet microchips are small identification devices that look like a grain of rice. They are implanted safely beneath pets' skin, similar to …Read more »
See Stain, Clean Stain
April 22, 2009
Cats have a keen sense of smell. Consequently, when urinating in a spot other than their litter box, cats will often go back to the same spot because the ammonia scent acts as an attractant. Unfortunately, repeated visits to a spot in the house can get stinky. The goal is not only to clean the area, but neutralize the odor …Read more »
Cat Vaccinations
April 21, 2009
Cats of all ages need routine vaccinations to help them stay healthy. Your cat's vaccination schedule will vary based on her age, overall health, state regulations, vaccination type, and risk of exposure.
In general, kittens usually need several sets of vaccination boosters to provide them with as much …Read more »
Losing a Member of the Family: Decisions after a Pet's Death
April 9, 2009
The loss of a pet is devastating in a Pet Parent’s life. Decisions about what to do next can be …Read more »
A belly full of puppies (and pellets): one foster dog's story
September 19, 2008
This story is the final part in a three-part series about The Foster Experience. Check out "The foster experience" to read the …Read more »
