CAT’s mission is to work with our community to save the lives of homeless, sick and injured cats and kittens by offering shelter, adoption, foster, hospice, and veterinary services to end needless feline euthanasia in our community.
Lifetime: 27,324
Last Year: 2,482
This Year: 193
Last Week: 30
Qualified cat owners can have their cat or kitten spayed/neutered for free at CAT.?
When: Tuesday, February 28
How: Call (503) 925-8903 now to make an appointment
Your cat will also get a FREE rabies vaccination and a FREE FVRCP vaccination (if needed and requested).
And free transport of your cat from Hillsboro may be arranged.
Only 70 appointment slots available for our Free February Feline Fix.
February is Pet Dental Health Month.
When it comes right down to it, most of us don’t brush our pet’s teeth. So plaque builds up and combines with pieces of food. If not removed, plaque can mineralize in about four days and form tarter or calculus. From there, gingivitis and periodontal disease can develop, leading to things worse than feline bad breath.
“Pet owners don’t realize the importance of dental health,” says Dr. Melinda Barkley, Medical Director at CAT. “Every week, just over 10 percent of the cats who are surrendered to our shelter have some sort of dental issue.”
In fact, 85 percent of pets have periodontal disease by age four according to the American Veterinary Medical Association.
Read more and then schedule a trip to the kitty dentist for your pet.
14175 SW Galbreath Drive.Sherwood, OR 97140.(503) 925-8903..(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address)
