Cat Care Hospital

08/19/2024

Happy Monday!

08/18/2024

Happy Sunday!

08/17/2024

Guess what? It's and National Black Cat Appreciation Day!
Help us celebrate with pictures of your favorite feline friends. 📷🐱

08/17/2024

When introducing a new cat to your home, it's important to minimize stress for both the new and existing cats gradually. This careful approach helps prevent tension and potential conflicts, ensuring a smoother transition and fostering a harmonious relationship between the new companions. Check out the recommended steps for bringing a new cat home at https://bit.ly/4dgnJFh.

08/16/2024

08/15/2024

It's National check your pet's Microchip Day. Make sure your pet's microchip information if up to date.

08/15/2024

Fleas can be annoying especially if your cat has a flea allergy. Cats can be allergic to the flea saliva causing the skin to overreact and cause intense itching. This can cause red, crusty bumps on the skin where the cat has been bit, but it will also cause your cat to scratch. When cats start scratching, they can cause very severe skin lesions quickly, due to their sharp claws. These lesions are then at risk for secondary bacterial infection. It is important to seek veterinary care if you think your cat has a flea allergy.

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08/11/2024

Adopting a new cat can be a joyful but challenging experience, especially if you already have one or more cats at home. Before bringing a new cat into your household, consult with your veterinarian to determine if it's a good fit for your resident cat(s). For tips on introducing a new cat, download our intercat tension flyer at https://bit.ly/3WwES87.

08/10/2024

Happy Saturday!

08/08/2024

Happy International Cat Day! Share photos of your favorite felines.

08/04/2024

Enjoy your Sunday!

08/02/2024

Fun Fact Friday: Do you know the signs of Diabetes in cats?

Like humans, cats can develop diabetes. Diabetes mellitus is a condition in which the body cannot properly produce or respond to the hormone insulin. This results in elevated levels of the sugar glucose in the blood, which is the main source of energy for the body. The two most common signs of diabetes noticed by owners at home are weight loss despite a good appetite and increased thirst and urination.

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07/31/2024

Cats rely on their sense of smell to assess their environment. Your cat will mark their territory by rubbing their face and body, leaving pheromones to create a sense of security. Learn more about creating a secure environment for your cat at https://bit.ly/2RFmBT7.

07/30/2024

Happy International Friendship Day from the Cornell Feline Health Center. 🐾

07/28/2024

Hope you have a relaxing Sunday!

07/26/2024

Fun Fact Friday: Information on FIV

07/25/2024

Happy Thursday!

07/19/2024

Your cat may have litter box trouble for any number of reasons, including medical problems, an aversion to the litter box, or a preference for urinating or defecating in places outside the box.

A common and frustrating problem, inappropriate elimination can be difficult to control. A full resolution depends on early intervention, followed by detective work to determine the cause of the behavior, and time and effort on your part to solve the problem. In partnership with veterinarians, both cats and the people who love them can live in harmony and good health.

Check out this health topic to learn more.
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