In light of the recent concerns about pet diets, we are sharing the World Small Animal Veterinary Association's recommendations on choosing a pet food. https://t.co/25PAjuAFtA
The FDA just released the names of the diets that have been linked to canine dilated cardiomyopathy. There have also been 14 cats who have had reports filed.... https://t.co/retU7jdnGi
Are you currently fostering orphaned kittens? Do you know someone who is? If so, please consider filling out this survey from UC Davis to help researchers learn more about kitten development.... https://t.co/ypsLs0QiuB
Pam Johnson-Bennett, a cat behavior expert, gives you tips on how to decide if your cats are fighting or playing when you see them wrestling. https://t.co/2ykilkDRhf
Meet Sassafrass, aka Sassy! Two weeks ago, she came to visit us for a senior wellness exam. She was hissing and growling. When Dr. Demos tried to examine her mouth, she bit the tongue depressor in half!... https://t.co/BsbK3gw8o2
Hopefully, you recently received our email on this topic, but if not, please share this information with your cat-loving friends! https://t.co/KjGlGl7t6q
Since we've been posting about so many things that are toxic for your cat, here's something you may not know that is SAFE for your cat!
We had a client bring us some valerian-filled catnip toys. In the video,... https://t.co/qUSuPGSRY5
Wrapping up National poison Prevention Week, here's an article about what to have on hand in your pet poison first aid kit! Before you use anything in it on your cat (or dog), however, make... https://t.co/9MUYrOPm0W
RECALL ALERT:
This recall is for dog food only, but since it is so large, we thought we should share it, since so many of our patients live with dogs.
Hill’s initiated a recall in late January but expanded the scope Wednesday... https://t.co/Gf82DohSuS
What are the top 10 cat poisons that people call poison control about? Take a guess and leave your answer below before you click through to the answer! #preventpetpoison2019 https://t.co/tpseZM3Uww
What do you do if you know your pet's been poisoned? Here are some tips on the next step you should take! #preventpetpoison2019 https://t.co/7glGBuGj5W
Your cat ate something he or she shouldn't have - how do you know if it's poisonous? As soon as you can, call your vet! If they're not available, call the Pet Poison Helpline: (855)... https://t.co/F3VuiwnId9
It wouldn't be National Poison Prevention Week if we didn't share this blog article about lily toxicity in cats. Lilies are beautiful flowers and we love them, but they are incredibly toxic... https://t.co/Cq4ZibqlnJ