I'd say, typically, the answer is yes. Often we do multiple at a time, but there are some considerations....
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There is pain involved in the procedure, of course. Yes....
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Bringing them to the vet every year or even every six months is recommended....
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That's truly a good question. And I'll be honest with you....
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They don't have to be a senior to do that. I can tell you my young kitty likes to just sing the song of his people at night....
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It definitely can, so I don't recommend feeding a lot of human food to cats and anything you do give them, do so in moderation....
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We don't always want to just throw medications at animals. We want to consider things like how they are at home. Are they eating too much?...
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Sadly, no. Cats are what are considered obligate carnivores, meaning that they need to have a meat-based diet....
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That canned food is not good for a cat....
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There are vegan diets formulated for cats. However, I think it's important to know that cats are obligate carnivores....
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So, one thing that a lot of people don't realize that kitty cats get is arthritis....
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Most veterinarians nowadays have that. The technology's changed a lot in the 20 or so years....
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Let's be honest. It's a cat and they're going to rest pretty much whenever they want to rest. We all know the lifestyle of a cat....
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A lot of times we like to start with exams. On Mr. Dwight here, I want to look at their eyes. I look to look at their ears....
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That could be a tough one with cats. They're very secretive....
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Weight comes down to calories in versus calories out, so if we're feeding a full calorie count with cat food and then adding human foods on top, we...
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Nope, it's not more nutritious....
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Feeding a commercial cat food diet is going to be the best way to ensure a balanced diet....
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No, that's just natural cat behavior. They are hunters and tend not to have the scavenging ways as much as dogs do....
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No. Human food won't make your cat overweight....