Posts in Category: Cat and Kitten Care Hairball Management for Cats At Sacramento Cat Hospital, there is nothing we love more than caring for the unique needs of felines, and if there’s one thing that goes hand-in-paw with having cats... Recognizing and Managing Feline Anxiety Cats may seem like independent, aloof creatures, but they can be highly sensitive underneath. Feline anxiety is more common than many pet owners realize, and it can have a... Creating A Cat-Friendly Home Your cat’s home environment plays a crucial role in their overall health and happiness. Since they spend the majority of their time indoors, it’s essential to create a space... Essential Tips for New Cat Owners If you’re getting ready to welcome a new cat into your home, then congratulations! You’re making a purr-fect choice. Now, keep reading for essential cat care tips for new... Addressing Litter Box Issues Litter box problems for cats can be frustrating. Any deviations to the daily routine, especially if those deviations are messy, can be simply worrisome or even urgent. Let’s look... The Benefits of a Cat-Only Veterinary Clinic Cats are unique animals with distinct needs and temperaments that are way different from other pets, especially dogs. Because of these differences, a cat-only veterinary clinic can provide a... Why Is My Cat Sneezing So Much? At Sacramento Cat Hospital, we understand that seeing your cat sneezing frequently can be concerning. Cats, like humans, sneeze occasionally to clear their nasal passages of irritants. But persistent... Summer Survival Guide for Cool Cats and Kittens Summer is full of wonderful things like sunny days, ice cream, and time with friends and family. It is also a time of year when pet safety becomes a... The Joy of Play: Engaging Activities to Keep Your Cat Happy and Active Cats are sometimes seen as less playful than dogs, but our feline friends love bonding through play just as much as our canine ones do. Play is both an... Top 10 Signs Your Cat Is Sick When it comes to cat health, it’s always better to be safe than sorry. In fact, because they hide signs of illness, any outward signs of distress or discomfort... Older Posts
