If you smoke at home, you could be putting your pets at risk for cancer. A 2002 study showed that cats exposed to second-hand smoke were twice as likely to develop the disease. If they were exposed for five years or more, the risk tripled. Cats are at risk because the smoke clings to their […]
FIV, Feline Immunodeficiency Virus, is very similar to the AIDS virus in humans. It attacks the immune system of a cat and hinders the cat’s ability to fight infections due to a lowered white blood cell count. However, it is not a death sentence. With proper care, most cats can live normal lives. Signs of […]
Whether your cat lives indoors all the time or goes in and out, he should have a collar with a name tag and a bell. Don’t take chances with your kitty getting out accidentally. Even if your kitty has a chip, a collar and tag will let others know that kitty has a home. Breakaway […]
