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22/12/2024

01/09/2024

Today marks the start of Singapore’s Cat Management Framework!
Start to register all your MeowKids for free now! 🐈 🐱 🐈‍⬛ 🐾

23/07/2024

We all love our furMeows sooo much and want the best health for them ❤️

Dental care is often much neglected in our Meows because cats generally really hate brushing. Meow pawrents all know it is so difficult to brush their teeth. 😩

Once you pick up the dental gel / paste, your meow will run and hide almost immediately! 💨

But dental care is really important ‼️

Hence we have to start somewhere 💪🏻 to ensure your meow’s dental condition is healthy. If not, it will result in foul smelling mouth, infected and painful gums … 😢

Start today by using a dental gel and practice smearing to the sides of the gums once a day for one week. 🗓️

Once your meow gets used to that, you can try with a small soft bristled toothbrush 🪥to brush the teeth.

However, most cats really hate 🪥.

So let’s try the next option : Use a piece of disposable medical gauze to wipe gently around its lip, reaching in slowly to the teeth and gum surfaces. The wiping motion can also help to dislodge trapped food and plaque from the 🦷.

Remember - it will only takes 3 minutes a day to ensure good dental condition for your Meowkid and it is DEFINITELY 💯% WORTH IT! 💜💜💜

05/07/2024

Find out more for PCSS programme👇🏻
https://www.nparks.gov.sg/avs/pets/cat-management-framework/cat-management-framework/pcss-programme

10/06/2024

Find out more for cats licensing and microchipping:
https://go.gov.sg/cat-framework

01/02/2024

https://www.channelnewsasia.com/singapore/leptospirosis-dogs-vets-rain-wet-weather-rats-4087371?cid=internal_sharetool_iphone_01022024_cna

1. Protect your canine furkid by keeping up with its vaccinations.
2. ⁠Avoid muddy soils during walks.
3. ⁠Avoid dark valleys behind restaurants where rats can be found.
4. Seek veterinary attention quickly should your furkid is unwell.

28/01/2024

Dental Diseases in Rabbit - Part 1 - it is all about the Hay!

Dental problems are very common in rabbits. They have elodont teeth, which mean their teeth continuously grow and erupt. It can grow approximately 1 cm in 1 month!

So it’s very important that your rabbit eats a large of good quality hay.

Timothy hay is the best! And please get first cut hay if possible. This is the hay of choice - long stems, low protein and high fibre. Great for chewing and keeping dental problems away. And high fibre content means great to prevent GI stasis. Always give first cut hay for your pets!

However, many owners tell me their bunkids do not like hay … then perhaps try Second cut hay. This can be tastier due to softer stems with more leaves, and sweeter taste. It’s also higher in protein and fats, but lower in fibre compared to first cut hay. As it is greener and softer, it is easier to chew and eat. So it can be suitable for older or sickly rabbits.

Third cut hay is likely the most yummy and sweetest that your buns will like. It is very leafy, sweet and soft hence it should really be given only as a treat for your buns. Third cut hay has highest protein and fat content and least fibre. Hence make sure you monitor the f***l output daily; the poo will be softer when being fed on third cut hay. It is suitable for underweight and frail rabbits.

You can also mix in Orchard grass hay, Meadow hay and Oats hay to give a variety of flavours for your rabbits.

Hay is good for your rabbit! Try to give 90% hay and fresh green leafy vegetables. Pellets should be restricted to 1-2 scoops daily.
Treats? Perhaps 1 small piece a day is fine.

31/12/2023

To make an end is to make a begining
May all have a great new year ahead😊
HAPPY NEW YEAR 2024😄