I’m starting to think you are paying attention to me.
You know they say cats have nine lives, but I’m not really convinced. In fact, I’d rather not put that theory to test. I’m pretty sure that the healthier I am the happier you are too.

I remember watching you all when you arrived...with that big moving van and your own pair of cats.  It was such fun chasing them up the trees! You and those two city kits recovered quickly from the shock of moving into a house that was already home to four felines.

Cat Health Care Needs Human Intervention

If memory serves me right, one of the first things you did, besides feed us, was to browse the local yellow pages. You quickly discovered that the county didn’t have a Humane Society or shelter.

Lucky for you on that.

You did, however, find a veterinarian.  My cat mother was in bad shape. Her long fur matted so badly that she had a torn her flesh where she had tried to free herself of the mess.

Do you remember?

You were concerned about infectious diseases, vaccinations, pregnancy and our overall health. After all, you did have two other felines in good health. Even though it was great fun chasing them up trees, it wasn’t fair to expose them to illness or diseases that we were hosting.

So off we went to get the best kitty cat care from our second best friend...

Our Vet. 

The Physical Exam

Everyone knows that cats don’t really have nine lives. Our veterinarian is the most qualified person to help us with cat health care. Once you select a vet, schedule a physical exam.

 Unlike their human, cats aren’t good at revealing how they feel. Be prepared to share any unusual behavior or eating patterns, if the cat has slowed down or is unsettled, eye or nose discharge and change in litter box habits.

So, my human friend, where shall we begin exploring the vast mysteries of cat health care?

Would you prefer start at the front?

Cat Eye Care

Cat Ear Care

Cat Dental Care

Feline Spay and Neuter

Cat Pregnancy Symptoms

Care for a Pregnant Cat

Cat and Kitten Care

Foster Cat Care

Perhaps you prefer to venture into the deep, dark, secrets of what goes on cat inside your cat?

Symptoms of a Health Problem

Wellness Cat Food and Nutrition

Feeding Your Cat

Cat Hairballs

Cat Vomiting

Then wrap up our exploration with the cat outsides.

Cat Claw Care

Hair Loss in Cats

Cat Skin Care

Cat Allergies

There are many other preventative and reactive courses of action to take during the life of your beloved feline. Here are some other cat health topics. They may save the life of that special kitty in your heart.

Cat Health Care Insurance

Cat Illnesses
Cat Behavior Training
Emergency Cat Care

Poison Prevention

First Aid for Cats
Vaccinations
Human Allergies
Stray Cat Care
Parasite Control
Older Cat Care
Cat Wound Care

Here's some other things the veterinarian or a vet assistant will check during your cat health care exam.

• Weigh your cat.

• Take your cat’s temperature.

• Feel your cat’s abdomen, feeling for lumps indicating pregnancy or tumors.

• Evaluate the skin and the condition of the coat.

• Run a flea comb through the fur looking for fleas, dried blood specks, and dander.

• Look in the ears for ear mites, bites, tears or waxy discharge.

• Examines the eyes to make sure they are clear and bright.

• Inspects the mouth and teeth for signs of plaque or oral disease.

Once your vet has assessed your feline’s condition, she will provide you with a load of cat health tips.

When we moved in together, it was for life. 

With your help and our great cat health care program our togetherness has lasted over a decade. We're well on our way to 20 years!
 

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