We’ve all heard it, “Poinsettias are toxic to pets.” In fact, poinsettias are not on the American Veterinary Medical Association’s list of plants that are poisonous to dogs and cats. The sap can be irritating to the mouth or digestive … Continue reading →
Share on FacebookCats are little Houdinis when it comes to finding a great place to hide. Before you go to the “ugly cry” (as Oprah would call it), before you convince yourself that Fluffy has leapt 12 stories out of your window … Continue reading →
Share on FacebookLilies are popular this time of year, but did you know that they can cause kidney failure if your cat ingests them? Tiger, Asian, Japanese Show, Stargazer, and Casa Blanca are all varieties to avoid if you have a cat … Continue reading →
Share on FacebookHave you heard the one about the cat who dove onto the Thanksgiving dining table and dragged a whole turkey onto the floor? (Well I have, and it does happen!) Raw turkey is particularly dangerous because it can contain Salmonella … Continue reading →
Share on FacebookDid you know that heat stroke can be fatal? Obese pets, or those with airway problems are more at risk. Avoid exercise or prolonged walks in hot weather, and be sure to have cool water available at all times. Ask … Continue reading →
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Share on Facebook Continue reading →It’s important to remember that cats are different from dogs and people in terms of what they need in their diet to maintain health. They have evolved as obligate carnivores, which means they need nutrients similar to those represented in … Continue reading →
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