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Dental
Information
Studies
show that 70 percent of cats show signs of gum disease
by age three. Symptoms include yellow and brown buildup
of tartar along the gum-line, red inflamed gums and
persistent bad breath. |
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Feline
Diets
Each
cat will have their own taste, this is just one of our
ways to annoy you. Make sure our food is approved by the
local Veterinary Association (it will be stamped with
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Ask your vet about many good brands
are not registered yet. What types of food do we need?
Well, on each can or bag of pet food there should be
a label saying for kittens, adult cats, seniors, and
overweight cats too. Lately some of the better brands
have put out kibbles and wet food for fur ball control,
tarter control, and for urinary tract problems.
**Changing food may not cure a problem, it may just
prevent further damage.
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Medical
Info and Vaccines
Adult cats should receive a yearly checkup
and booster as part of their health maintenance program.
Many people think that indoor only cats need no vaccination.
Unfortunately, most feline diseases are airborne, or |
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can be carried in on clothing and shoes with ease.
The regular or usual vaccines every cat should
have is the Distemper-Rhino-Calici and Pneumonitis combination,
and this vaccine will be given to both kittens and adult
cats. |
More
Information:
Fleas
and Ticks facts
Solved
myths about pet safe or unsafe products |
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Kitten
Korner
A
few helpful kitten tips and some important facts to
help the little ones get a boost in life.
More Information:
Harmful
plants to kittens |
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