We all know that our feline friends are pretty adventurous. Many of them certainly love going outdoors, and taking part in fun kitty activities, such as rolling around in your driveway, leaving paw art on your windshield, refusing to come when called, and dropping dead animals on your porch. However, while many cats really enjoy being outdoors, they are much safer staying in. In this article, a local Sandwich, MA vet offers some advice on … Read More »
June 18th National Internet Cat Day. Of course, one might say that every day is Internet Cat Day. Fluffy certainly has staked her claim on the internet. In fact, our feline overlords have taken over roughly 90 purrcent of the world wide web. Fluffy has even been described by ThoughtCatalog as the internet’s unofficial mascot. A local vet takes a closer look at this pawesome topic below. Fluffy’s Rise To Stardom It’s hard to believe, … Read More »
April 19th is Crazy Cat Lady Day! We probably don’t have to explain this one too much … or do we? The crazy cat lady myths may go back further than you expect! The Myth As you may know, cats were looked on with fear and suspicion during the Dark Ages, when they were associated with witchcraft. Many accused witches had pet cats, which were often suspected of being familiars. Later on, Fluffy formed a … Read More »
March 15th is National Catio Day! This is one holiday we know our feline patients would approve of. (Granted, Fluffy may show her appreciation in some rather odd ways, but that’s another topic.) As you may know, we always advise keeping kitties inside. Catios are a great way to let your pet enjoy some fresh air and sunshine without the risks. A local vet discusses Fluffy’s outdoor kitty pad in this article. Benefits Of Catios … Read More »
Happy New Year! Are you starting out 2023 with a furry little ball of mischief? Our feline friends are planning all sorts of mischief for the coming year. A Bourne, MA vet lists a few of the things on Fluffy’s 2023 agenda below. Keep Claws Sharp Our feline pals are very driven to keep their little paw daggers sharp. If Fluffy hasn’t gotten a new scratcher for a while, this is a purrfect time to … Read More »
Did you know that December is Cat Lovers Month? Kitties are known for being easy keepers, but they do need love and attention. A Bourne, MA veterinarian lists some ways to get Fluffy’s little motor going in this article. Playtime Did you know that playing with Fluffy regularly is one of the best things you can do for her health and well-being? The physical exercise your kitty gets running and jumping will help keep her … Read More »
Thanksgiving is coming up fast. Many people are already starting their preparations! Of course, while it’s great to enjoy some of those delicious meals with loved ones, it’s also important to remember the reason for the holiday: gratitude. Pets are definitely something to be grateful for! A local Bourne, MA veterinarian lists some reasons why in this article. Love Pets are able to provide us with unconditional love, which is both rare and precious. Fido … Read More »
November 7th is Canine Lymphoma Day. Canine lymphoma may not be a fun topic, but it is an important one. This is one of the most common cancers we see in our canine companions. A local Bourne, MA vet offers more information below. History This awareness day was started by dog trainer Terry Simons, who lost his beloved furry companion, Reveille, to lymphoma. He started the annual event back in 2005, to help raise awareness … Read More »
Cats are mysterious creatures. We all know that, but did you know that their eating habits can sometimes be quite odd? Of course, all animals have their own individual quarks and ticks, which is why we love them. Read on as a vet talks about some unusual eating habits your cat may get into. Finicky Eaters, They Are Cats are known for their finicky eating habits. They simply do not like to eat what we … Read More »
Our feline buddies have strikingly beautiful eyes. Cats’ eyes can be many different colors, from green to orange to blue. Fluffy never has brown eyes, but her peepers can be copper, dichroic, or odd-colored. Of course, kitties are susceptible to many of the same types of eye problems as humans can develop. A local vet discusses some common ones in this article. Common Issues Pink eye, or conjunctivitis, is not uncommon in kitties. This can … Read More »
