SKIN PROBLEMS AND YOUR PET – Feline

A variety of skin problems can affect dogs and cats, including allergies, bacterial and fungal infections, and parasite infestations. The signs of skin problems in pets can be very similar, so it is important to have your veterinarian examine your pet to determine the...

SERUM BIOCHEMISTRY PROFILE – Feline

A serum biochemistry profile is a blood test that provides an overview of many of the body’s functions. Performing a serum biochemistry profile poses minimal risk for your pet, and in many cases, the information your veterinarian gains from this testing is very...

SELECTING A NEW KITTEN – Feline

Take your time when deciding whether a kitten is right for you. The kitten you choose may be with you for 10 to 20 years or more. For best social development, a kitten should remain with its mother and/or littermates until 12 weeks of age. It can be tempting to adopt...

SELECTING A GROOMER – Feline

Groomers are not regulated or licensed by a government agency. When looking for a groomer, seek recommendations from friends, veterinarians, trainers, and boarding facilities. When looking for a groomer, visit the grooming facility during regular business hours to...

SEBORRHEA – Feline

Seborrhea is a general term used to describe skin and hair that has excessive flaking or grease. While primary seborrhea is a rare inherited disease, most cases of seborrhea are secondary to other disease processes such as allergies, external parasites, infections,...