Caring for your cat
Cats are mysterious creatures. CAT provides the following information to help you better understand feline behavior and provide the best possible care for your cat. Please use this information to supplement advice from your veterinarian. If you notice any change in your cat’s behavior, consult with your veterinarian first to exclude a physical ailment as the reason for the behavior change.
Below are a variety of resources that will help you navigate the basics of owning and raising your happy and healthy cat.
- Allergic to cats (pdf) Keep the cat but reduce those allergy symptoms
- Preventing allergies to cats
- Antifreeze Dangers (pdf)
- Caring for your cat: the top essentials (pdf)
- Common cat hazards (pdf)
- Common health problems (pdf)
- Communicating with your cat (pdf)
- Declawing cats: more than just a manicure (pdf)
- Carrier - how to make your cat love it
- Cat and carrier: 5 simple steps (video)
- Fleas happen (pdf)
- Fat cat is not a happy cat: obesity and your pet cat
- How to trim your cat’s claws (pdf)
- Keeping your cat happy indoors (pdf)
- Maintaining your cat’s health (pdf)
- Love your cat? Tag your cat (pdf)
- Moving with your cats (the car ride) (pdf)
- Moving with your cats (the hotel arrangements) (pdf)
- Moving with your cats - tips for success
- Mischievous cat? He just might be bored (pdf)
- Supplies every cat household needs (pdf)
- Why do some cats need special diets?
- Cats and babies: making it work
- Tips to help your pet and baby
- How to bathe your cat and live to tell about it
- Choosing the right food for your cat or kitten
- Summer and firework: tips to keep your cat cool and safe (pdf)
- Not easy being a black cat (pdf)
- Give your cat a safe and happy Holiday Season (pdf)
- Thanksgiving turkey and your cat
- Cold weather tips (pdf)
- Pets as holiday gifts(pdf)
If you have any questions, please call us at (503) 925-8903 or send us an .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address).
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