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Toxic and Non-Toxic Plants for Cats – Read Article

Foods your Cat Should Never Eat – Read Article

4 Ways your New Cat Could End Up Homeless – Read Article

9 Ways to Welcome Home your New Cat – Read Article

Cat Grooming Tips – Read Article

Socializing very Shy or Fearful Cats – Read Article

Toxic and Non-Toxic Plants for Dogs – Read Article

Foods your Dog Should Never Eat – Read Article

ASPCA Hot Weather Tips – Read Article

How to Treat Heat Stroke in Dogs – Read Article

7 Worst Dog Food Brands – Read Article

Why Retractable Leashes are Dangerous – Read Article

ASPCA Hot Weather Tips – Read Article

Heat Stroke in Cats – Read Article

Heat Stroke in Dogs – Read Article

8 Thing you can do to Protect your Dog in the Summer – Read Article

Caring for Community Cats in Hot Weather – Read Article

Cold Weather Tips To Keep Your Pets In Good Health – Read Article

Hypothermia and Frostbite in Dogs – Read Article

5 Ways to Keep Outdoor Cats Safe in Winter – Read Article

Feral Cat Winter Shelter – Read Article

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Additional Tips for your Furry Love Ones
  • Cat Adoption Checklist

    Congratulations on adopting a cat! You are embarking on a wonderful and rewarding relationship. Because adopting a new cat comes with a lot of change for both cat and cat parent, here is a compiled checklist to help make the transition as smooth as possible.

  • Welcome Home Kitty!

    Congratulations! You have just begun a relationship that’s bound to be filled with fun and affection. By starting off on the right foot, you can cut short that rocky adjustment period most new relationships go through. See these 9 helpful ways to welcome your new cat into the family.

  • Most Toxic foods for cats

    It’s not surprising to see a cat stealing bites from someone’s plate. While this practice may be cute, it can also be dangerous. There are foods that can harm or even be deadly to your cat. See the most dangerous foods for cats, and always consult with your veterinarian about your cat’s nutritional needs.

  • Toxic and Non-Toxic Plants

    More than 700 plants have been identified as producing physiologically active or toxic substances in sufficient amounts to cause harmful effects in animals.If you think that your animal is ill or may have ingested a poisonous substance, contact your local veterinarian or our 24-hour emergency poison hotline directly at 1-888-426-4435. Animal Poison Control

  • Should I let my Cat Outside?

    When humans domesticated cats, we took on the responsibility for their health and welfare. Part of that responsibility is to keep cats safe and in good health. For those holdouts for letting cats roam free, consider these top reasons to keep cats indoors. See reasons

  • Tips for a Healthy Cat

    As a pet owner, you’re the first point of contact for your cat when they are feeling ill. So it’s good to have a thorough understanding of what a healthy cat looks and feels like. Here’s some information to recognize the signs of a healthy cat and what might require a trip to the vets.See tips