As responsible cat owners, we need to take good care of our feline friends even when it comes to minor wounds. While it is best to bring your cat to The Cat Hospital for proper wound treatment, there are times when wounds occur unexpectedly and might need temporary attention while you’re at home.
Cats are sensitive creatures and changes in their environment or routine can be stressful for them. That’s why travelling with your feline friend requires some careful planning and preparation. But, with the right preparations, you can travel with your cat comfortably and safely.
As cat owners, we always want to make sure that our furry friends are healthy and comfortable. However, some cats may experience pain and discomfort caused by osteoarthritis (OA). Fortunately, there are many solutions that can help alleviate their pain and our vets can help with treatment.
Cats are lovely and loyal pets that are perfect for any household. However, they are not immune to allergic reactions. In this blog post, our Kamloops vets discuss the common allergens that affect cats, the symptoms of allergic reactions in cats, and options for treatment.
Hairballs. If you own a cat, you’ve most probably seen them—those cylindrical fur clumps that mysteriously appear on the carpet. It’s common for cats, but there are some misconceptions. Today, we’ll look into the subject to debunk three common myths about hairballs.
Cat carriers shouldn’t be scary things. For your cat, their carrier should be a safe space where they can comfortably hide away from the world. For you, they should be easy to clean and to get your cat into and out of. Each cat will have a preference for the size of the carrier, but most enjoy a carrier that isn’t much bigger than they are when fully grown. Kittens should have carriers for cats from 10 to 25 lbs, so they can grow into them. No matter what carrier you get, problems may start ...
Surgery is never a pleasant experience for any pet, but especially cats. As such, it’s important to ensure that your cat has a good recovery by providing them with the best care possible. Although we explain all the details you need when you pick up your cat from surgery, here are some tips on how to make sure your feline friend recovers comfortably and without complications after their operation.
As a cat owner, it’s important to understand how steroids work, when they are necessary, and how they should be used. Steroids can be a beneficial treatment for cats suffering from chronic illnesses or other health conditions, but they must be administered carefully. The Cat Hospital in Kamloops is here to help you understand the use of steroids in cats.
Are you considering bringing a cat into your home for the first time? Choosing the right breed can make your transition into cat ownership more pleasant and stress-free.
Cats living with respiratory conditions, such as asthma, may require the use of an inhaler. If your cat has been diagnosed with asthma, you may be wondering why your cat is being prescribed oral tablets or an inhaler. If your cat has been prescribed an inhaler, you may also be wondering how to introduce it to your cat. To make the process as easy as possible, we’ve compiled some tips from our experts here at The Cat Hospital on how to familiarize your feline with their new device.
The Cat Hospital of Kamloops is accepting new feline patients! If you are looking for a veterinarian who is solely committed to the unique needs of cats, get in touch today to book your first appointment.