Actually, the answer to that is no....
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Cat spays are done under general anesthetic so that the cat does not feel anything, of course....
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Here at Advanced Animal Care and Advanced Animal Care Berea, we have a pretty comprehensive plan for your cat....
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Technically, yes. Anybody, dog, cat, human can have allergic reactions to foods, medications, and vaccines....
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Yes. Whether it's for you, me, or your pet, any anesthesia comes with risks, but we do everything we can to minimize those risks.
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After surgery, many of our kitty patients will go home with some post-op pain medication, so understanding how to administer oral medication is ess...
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Intubating a cat is when you use an endotracheal tube that insett into the trachea, the windpipe, if you will....
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We do a combination, usually, of talking to you whenever you pick up your cat....
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The core vaccinations are rabies and then FVRCP, which is Feline Viral Rhinotracheitis, Calicivirus, and Panleukopenia....
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That is a good question, and I'm going to be honest with you. I'm going to say no on this one. Yeah, I'm going to say no....
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Change in behavior is a really big indicator for cats....
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Suppose your cat has a condition that a prescription diet can slow the progression of or reverse....
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That's a tricky one to answer. So I will simply say this. I'm going to focus on the literal act of dying....
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The biggest thing you can do at home is to make sure that your cat has a good diet....
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If you’re feeding them high-quality food, you don't need to give them any supplements....
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That’s a conversation to have with your veterinarian....
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That canned food is not good for a cat....
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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 depends on your cat....
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The most common feline vaccinations that we see are feline leukemia. They’re multiple vaccines called FVRCP and rabies....