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May is Chip Your Pet Month! Has your pet been microchipped yet? If not, this is a great time to get that taken care of. If your pet is ever lost, this will greatly increase the odds of you being reunited! A Chico, CA vet discusses these tiny, life-saving devices below. What Microchips Are? Microchips aren’t an operating system for pets, and they won’t rewire Fido to stop chewing your shoes. They are very small … Read More
Is your feline buddy entering her golden years? Cats somehow manage to be just as cute as seniors as they are as kittens. However, your pet will definitely benefit from some extra TLC at this stage of her life. Read on as a local Chico, CA vet offers some tips on pampering an older kitty. Pet Ramps Fluffy may have a hard time jumping or climbing to her favorite perches. Get some pet stairs for … Read More
Did you know that cats can get bored? We know, Fluffy seems to enjoy doing as little as possible. However, our furry pals do need entertainment and stimulation. Your pet will feel stressed and unhappy with nothing to do! Read on as a Chico, CA vet discusses keeping your kitty amused. Toys First and foremost, make sure that your feline pal has plenty of toys. Kitties all have their own unique tastes, so pay attention … Read More
Is your pet having an operation soon? Perhaps Fluffy or Fido need to get fixed. Pets also sometimes require surgery for specific medical problems. This can be a worrying time for pet parents! Read on as a local vet discusses helping pets recover from surgery. Follow Instructions Your vet should provide you with written instructions for your pet’s care after surgery. Follow these guidelines to the letter, and don’t be afraid to ask questions. Offer … Read More
When a pet is recovering from a surgical incision, wound, skin infection, or some other bodily harm, there is a natural tendency to scratch, bite, lick, or chew at the site. Of course, this kind of self-traumatization extends recovery time and can even cause a pet to heal improperly! That’s where the Elizabethan collar comes in—these cone-shaped plastic devices fasten around your pet’s neck to prevent any form of self-trauma during recovery. The Basics The … Read More
If you own a cat, proper parasite control is important not only for your feline friend’s health, but for your family’s—some of these pests can be transmitted from cats to humans! External parasites live on your cat’s body and feed off of blood or tissue. Below, learn more about external pests and how to keep your cat safe from harm. Fleas Fleas are tiny brown-colored parasites that cause skin irritation, allergies, and even more serious … Read More
Did you know there’s a cute kitty holiday coming up? You may know of May 5th as Cinco de Mayo. The official holiday commemorates Mexico’s victory over Napoleon during the Battle of Puebla, which took place on May 5, 1862. However, for our feline friends, it’s now also Cinco de Meow! Every year, we’re seeing more and more animal shelters and charities celebrate the day by offering adoption events. It’s always a good time to … Read More
Human patients commonly use antibiotics to treat bacterial infections. Did you know that antibiotics are also very commonly prescribed to pets? They’re essential for helping pets with infections make full recoveries! Here’s everything you need to know about antibiotics for pets: What Do Antibiotics Treat? Antibiotics kill bacteria—not viruses—in or on the body. Antibiotics will never be prescribed to fight viral infections directly, although antibiotics could be used to treat a pet suffering from a … Read More
Has your dog or cat been fixed yet? If not, we strongly recommend that you see to this right away. Although spay/neuter surgery should ideally be performed before your pet reaches sexual maturity, it can safely be done on adult pets as well. Making sure your furry pal has been spayed or neutered is very important! Read on as a local veterinarian lists some reasons to get your four-legged buddy fixed. Better Behavior Good petiquette … Read More
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