Breed Breakdown – Ragdoll
APPEARANCE: A large size cat with a silky soft outer coat and thick undercoat. Ragdolls come in pointed colour coats meaning lighter on the body with darker ears, mask, legs…
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Reasons Cats Vomit
There is nothing quite like that gagging sound of a cat vomiting to make a cat owner launch out of the chair or bed at lightning speed. There are many…
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Feline Leukaemia Virus (FeLV)
Feline Leukaemia Virus (FeLV) is a contagious virus that inhibits the cats immune system. It can maken them susceptible to infections and/or other diseases such as anaemia, cancer or reproductive…
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What if My Cat Licks Their Flea or Tick Treatment?
There are no direct toxic effects from a cat licking their topical flea or tick medication. If cats lick the medication they generally do not like the taste. This then…
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How often should I worm my cat?
Cats should be wormed to protect them from intestinal parasites including roundworm, hookworm, whipworm and tapeworm, on the following schedule; If you have an outdoor cat or a cat that…
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Understanding Probiotics and Prebiotics
Probiotics and Prebiotics are gaining widespread recognition for their positive impact on human health; but did you know they can benefit our pets too. Together they play a crucial role…
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How To Clip Your Cats Claws
Clipping your cats nails often becomes a necessary part of their health and grooming routine. Sometimes, for both cat and owner, it can be daunting and become a traumatic experience.…
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Why Is My Cat Leaking Urine?
Is there are little wet spot where your cat was sleeping? Little drops of urine on the floor? Is their fur wet or a bit smelly? They could be leaking…
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Do I need to trim my cat’s claws?
Cats should be able to maintain their own claws without the need for trimming. They do this by scratching their nails (yes sometimes on your furniture) and naturally filing back…
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Does my cat need to be on Heartworm prevention?
In this video Dr Glenn answers the question, does my cat need to be on Heartworm prevention? Although Heartworm is more common in dogs Dr Glenn explains that cats can…
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