For the last twenty years, I have participated in TNR - both in outreach efforts and actual clinic time. During this time, I have lived with domestic cats and cared for a small colony ...
There is no better hunter than a cat (well, with the exception of humans). So, if you live in a multi-species household that enforces a strict “no hunting live game” policy, what do you do ...
Ticks are more than just a nuisance – these nasty little critters present serious health concerns to people and pets, with Lyme Disease being at the top of that list. While it’s one of the ...
Pain levels in pets are one of the most difficult things for pet parents and veterinarians to diagnose. Animals are uniquely equipped to hide any pain they may be experiencing – a skill that has ...
Plants can be a great way to naturally repel fleas and ticks, or at the very least, keep insect invasions to a minimum. But, before you run out and pick up a dozen plants to ...
The hardest thing about being an animal lover is outliving our pets. It’s something we all deal with, but it never gets any easier. After the loss of three elderly cats last year, and our ...
This week, we are in Orlando Florida for the Global Pet Expo. We brought 3-D Bree along to tweet the expo and we’ll be following up with some amazing pictures and an article upon our ...
Like it or not, cats are hunters. When you make any attempt to squash that natural instinct, you’re asking for trouble in the form of behavioral and physical challenges (such as spraying, bullying, fighting, and ...
We have long been supporters of feral cats and advocate the use of Trap, Neuter & Release (TNR) as a form of managing feral cat colonies. Caretakers who support these animals are a special breed ...
From stinky litter boxes to wet dogs, being a pet parent means we are challenged with what non-pet-parents find “stinky.” So, if you’ve ever plugged in a room diffuser to cover up the smell of ...