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Vital Cat First Aid Tips
Essential First Aid for Cats: Be Prepared for Emergencies Every cat owner should know basic first aid in case of injury, illness, or emergency. Here’s what you need to know to keep your cat safe. First Aid Kit Essentials for Cat Owners Vet & emergency contact...
Common Parasites in Kittens
Understanding Parasites & How to Protect Your Kitten At Island Cats Veterinary Hospital, we prioritize feline wellness care to keep your cat healthy and happy. One of the most significant health risks to kittens is parasitic infections, which can cause anything...
13 Common Cat Emergencies That Need Immediate Attention
Recognizing When Your Cat Needs Emergency Care As a cat owner, it’s essential to recognize the signs of a true emergency. Many pet parents hesitate to seek urgent care, waiting too long before calling a vet. Here are 13 common cat emergencies that require immediate...
Common Household Poisons and Toxins
Hidden Dangers: Common Household Poisons for Cats Your home may contain everyday items that are toxic to cats, leading to serious illness or emergency veterinary visits. Here are some of the most dangerous household toxins cat owners should be aware of. 1. Avocado The...
Fire Safety Tips for Cat Owners
Protecting Your Cat in Case of Fire Many pet owners assume their cats will instinctively flee danger, but in reality, cats tend to hide when they’re scared. Fire preparedness is critical to ensuring your feline companion’s safety. 1. Use a "Pet Alert" Sticker Place a...
Heartworm 101 for Cats
Understanding Heartworm Disease in Cats Heartworm disease is often associated with dogs, but cats can also be affected. Though cats are not the ideal host, heartworms can still cause significant damage to their heart, lungs, and other organs. Unlike dogs, there is no...