Know the signs: Does your cat have a drinking problem?
Learn about your cat’s unique relationship with her water bowl and how you can help keep kitty’s kidneys healthy. One of the simplest ways to help keep your cat happy and healthy is to make […]
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Pet Emergency Kits
June is National Pet Preparedness Month! A large part of being prepared in case of an emergency is making sure you have the appropriate supplies on hand to assist you in times of crisis. Here are […]
How Cats Can Enjoy the Outdoors Safely
Indoor cats often just see the outdoors as TV, watching the world go by while their humans are out. Do you want your kitty to be able to venture beyond the window and explore the […]
February is Pet Dental Health Month
February is known as the month of love and Valentine’s…. but even more importantly: it’s also Pet Dental Health Month! Similar to human health, pet dental health is essential to an overall healthy body. It’s […]
Holiday Safety for Cats
All of us here at the rescue wish you a winter season that’s “meowy” and bright…. And safe! Here are some holiday safety tips for cats to help you avoid hidden hazards: Update the chip: […]
What should I feed my cat? (More answers to food FAQ)
On our last blog, we shared with you information about a few of the FAQ’s we hear about kitty food and feeding. This subject is huge, with a lot of questions, and lots of caring […]
Keep Your Cat Safe on July 4th
While July 4th may be a fun summer holiday for you, your furry friend probably feels less enthusiastic. Cats never really appreciate sudden, loud noises, so an entire night of crashing and booming is sure […]
Feline Vaccines
We’re not going to lie, having a kitty IS all fun and games! But amidst the purring, cuteness, and cuddles, there are a few not-to-be missed steps to ensure your kitty thrives. The most important […]
Why License Your Cat
Steps to kitty ownership: Get supplies, choose a kitty (That’s the most fun, if you ask us!), take kitty home, give kitty food and cuddles, establish care at a vet, and. . . License your cat […]