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Cat Dentistry

Good oral health is essential for your cat's overall well-being. Regular dental care helps prevent pain and reduces the risk of serious health issues linked to dental disease. At Cat Care Clinic in Bellevue, WA, our cat dentistry services focus on preventive care, thorough cleanings, and expert treatment for various dental conditions, providing your feline companion with a happier, healthier life.

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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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