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May is National Foster Care Month! Many of our furry patients are former fosters, or foster fails. Fostering fills a crucial gap for pets that need growth, healing, training, and/or socialization before they can be put up for adoption. If you’re an animal lover, you may want to consider fostering. This can be a very rewarding and enriching experience! Of course, this isn’t going to be right for everyone. A vet lists some things to … Read More
Cats do a really good job at hiding that they’re sick or injured. The same goes for when your cat is stressed. Like people, stress isn’t good for cats and chronic stress can even suppress your Kitty’s immune system response, leaving her at risk for a wide range of illnesses. It may take a little detective work to know if your cat is stressed, but it can be done. Read on as a veterinarian lists … Read More
For the past few weeks, the world’s attention has been focused on the unfolding humanitarian crisis in Ukraine, and the heartbreaking plight of the millions of civilians caught up in the conflict. Sadly, many innocent animals have also been caught up in the war. Just like us, Ukrainians have animal companions of all shapes and sizes. However, there is only one Ukrainian cat breed: the Levkoy. A vet takes a look at this unusual kitty … Read More
Cats are pretty easy keepers. Fluffy will groom herself diligently, and doesn’t need walks or training. She also isn’t shy about using our beds, sofas, and chairs. However, your kitty will appreciate and benefit from having things made just for her. A Greater Cincinnati vet offers some advice on choosing kitty furniture below. Kittens Is your furry friend still a baby? Little Fluffy will enjoy things that incorporate lots of fun elements, like ladders and … Read More
Love it or hate it, winter is definitely here. The change of season also affects our feline friends, even those who live indoors. Fluffy may need some extra TLC at this time of year! A local Greater Cincinnati vet offers some winter cat care tips in this article. Offer Warm Spots Your feline pal will probably spend a pretty good chunk of winter curled up in her bed, dreaming of chasing butterflies. Make sure she … Read More
It’s Pet Fire Safety Day! Pets start over a thousand fires a year. Unfortunately, they are also often caught in house fires. Fires can start for a variety of reasons, some of which can’t be avoided or controlled. That said, there are things you can do to prevent the risk of your pet starting a fire, and help get them to safety if one does break out. A Greater Cincinnati vet offers some advice on … Read More
Does your kitty like to relax in sunbeams? Chances are, she probably does. Cats don’t run on solar power, but apparently no one has ever told them that. Your feline pal may spend a good chunk of the next few months sunbathing. Of course, this time of year can be both uncomfortable and dangerous for Fluffy. After all, she is already wearing a fur coat! A local Greater Cincinnati vet offers some summer cat care … Read More
Are you an animal lover? If you’re reading this, chances are the answer to that question is a yes. Animals have a special way of connecting with people, and forging strong, yet unique bonds with their owners. Unfortunately, not all animals end up in caring homes. Though we’re thrilled to see animal cruelty laws becoming stricter and stricter, there’s still a lot of work to be done here. However, big changes start with small steps. … Read More
Does your household now contain a child and a cat? Maybe you’re expecting, and wondering how your feline pal will adjust? Or maybe you’re considering adopting a kitty? Cats and kids can have very beautiful and beneficial relationships. However, there are some things to consider. In this article, a Greater Cincinnati veterinarian offers some advice on helping kids and kitties get along. Benefits Growing up with cats can actually be quite beneficial for kids. Kitties … Read More
When’s the last time your furry family member visited the dentist? Believe it or not, companion animals need regular dental care just as much as people do. Yet, the majority of adult dogs and cats suffer from poor oral health. And we’re not just talking about bad breath, either. We’re talking about painful gums, tooth loss and even the risk of long-term, chronic illness. Thankfully, there’s a super easy solution, and the team at Clermont … Read More
