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Cat Boarding

When you need a safe, comfortable place for your cat while you're away, Cat Care Clinic in Bellevue, WA, offers specialized cat boarding services in a feline-friendly environment. Our boarding facility is designed exclusively for cats, ensuring a stress-free and enriching stay. With spacious condos, attentive staff, and convenient scheduling for health check-ups, we make every effort to provide peace of mind for both you and your cat.

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Senior Pet Emergencies: Know the Warning Signs for cats

Senior Pet Emergencies: Essential Warning Signs For older pets, recognizing emergency warning signs is crucial for a long, healthy life. Seniors are more prone to serious conditions that require immediate veterinary care. Seek urgent care if you observe: Difficulty Breathing: Rapid, shallow, or open-mouth breathing (in cats) may indicate heart or respiratory issues. Sudden Collapse or Weakness: Could signal life-threatening problems like heart failure or internal bleeding.

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Your Guide to a Smooth Transition: Tips for Adopting a Shelter Cat

Smooth Sailing: Tips for Adopting a Shelter Pet This December Celebrate Shelter Pet Month by welcoming a new companion and ensuring a smooth transition with these essential steps. Key Steps for New Owners: Preparation is Key: Research your pet's specific needs, and pet-proof your home by securing hazards and creating a dedicated, comforting safe zone. Schedule a Vet Check-up: This is crucial for establishing a health baseline, addressing vaccinations and parasite prevention, and building a relationship with your veterinary team.

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First Steps for New Cat Parents: Caring for Your Kitten in the New Year

New Cat Parents: Essential Kitten Care Checklist Welcoming a new kitten in the New Year requires a proactive approach to ensure a healthy start. Your First Steps Should Include: Initial Vet Visit: Schedule a comprehensive exam for a vaccination series (like panleukopenia), immediate parasite prevention, and microchipping for safety. Proper Nutrition: Feed age-appropriate kitten food to support growth and follow a schedule of several small meals daily; avoid toxic human foods.

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