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Cognitive Dysfunction in Cats
Cognitive Dysfunction in Cats

Cognitive Dysfunction in Cats

We often have clients bringing in their senior patients complaining of disorientation and changes in personality – some of the most common signs of cognitive dysfunction. 

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Spring Adventure Essentials
Spring Adventure Essentials

Spring Adventure Essentials

With the onset of longer days and warmer weather, many of our cats are inclined to venture outdoors. While this is a natural instinct, it is a dangerous venture.

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Ear Mites in Cats FAQ
Ear Mites in Cats FAQ

Ear Mites in Cats FAQ

There are several types of mites that can live in your pet’s ear, but the most common are Otodectes—tiny, eight-legged parasites that feed on the wax and oils in the ear canal

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Kitten Season!
Kitten Season!

Kitten Season!

While we love kittens as much as everyone else, spring is an unfortunate reminder of the pet overpopulation problem we have worldwide. 

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Is Dental Care Necessary for Cats?
Is Dental Care Necessary for Cats?

Is Dental Care Necessary for Cats?

As cats are predators by nature, their teeth are designed to kill prey and shear off pieces small enough to swallow. Their teeth are not set up to grind or gnaw on things.

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A Day In The Life Of A TA/ACA
A Day In The Life Of A TA/ACA

A Day In The Life Of A TA/ACA

My job as TA/ACA with the appointment doctor is to be ready at all times for anything they may need, from handling frisky cats to fully cleaning and prepping the exam rooms. 

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Pretty Poinsettias are Bad for Cats!
Pretty Poinsettias are Bad for Cats!

Pretty Poinsettias are Bad for Cats!

If you are a cat owner, you should be careful this holiday season with what plants you bring into your home. Poinsettias, lilies, holly berries and mistletoe are all problematic.

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Hernias in Cats
Hernias in Cats

Hernias in Cats

Hernias are uncommon in cats but do occur occasionally.  They can occur naturally or as a result of trauma.  The naturally occurring hernias are umbilical or inguinal.

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Senior Feline Nutrition
Senior Feline Nutrition

Senior Feline Nutrition

It's that time of year when we celebrate our senior furry friends! Just like us, our senior cats require different kinds of care than our kitten and adult cats.

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Killarney Cat Hospital Cat of the Month!
Killarney Cat Hospital Cat of the Month!

Killarney Cat Hospital Cat of the Month!

This month our cat of the month is….two cats! Faith and Grace are sisters who are two beautiful Domestic Longhairs who have an amazing owner.  

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Cat Carrier Tips
Cat Carrier Tips

Cat Carrier Tips

Taking your cat to the vet can be stressful. Strange carriers, an unfamiliar car journey, strange sights, smells, and noises can all frighten your kitty and make them anxious.

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Cat Nutrition
Cat Nutrition

Cat Nutrition

Nutrition plays one of the biggest roles in the health and longevity of our feline friends and what we choose to put in their dishes can be one of the most important decisions.

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