Posts in Category: Cat Wellness and Preventive Care Considering a Cat for the Holidays? What to Know Before Bringing a New Cat Home Congratulations on your decision to welcome a new cat into your home this holiday season! You’re probably just as curious as a cat to learn everything there is to... Thanksgiving Feasts: What to Avoid Feeding Your Cat Thanksgiving is a time for family, friends, and feasting, but it’s also a time to be mindful of what you share with your feline friend. Sacramento Cat Hospital wants... Fall Nutrition Tips for Cats: Seasonal Foods and Treats As the leaves change and temperatures drop, it’s a perfect time to rethink your feline friend’s diet. At Sacramento Cat Hospital, we’re here to help you navigate the best... Top Tips for Managing Your Cat’s Weight We all want our kitties to live forever, nine lives or not. Unfortunately, we know that is not possible, but with cat weight management, your feline family member can... Understanding Cat Vaccinations: What Your Feline Friend Needs Bringing your cat in for their shot may seem like something a good pet owner just does as part of their pet’s wellness plan, but why are cat vaccinations... 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... Heartworm Disease in Cats You may be familiar with heartworm disease in dogs, but did you know that our kitty companions can also contract this devastating disease? Join Sacramento Cat Hospital as we... 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 and What You Can Do 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
