In this month’s blog, we’re focusing on the essential role that bloodwork plays in supporting your pet’s health. Blood tests are not just for diagnosing illnesses; they are a cornerstone […] The post Why Pet Bloodwork Is an Important Component of Your Healthy Pet’s Healthcare Routine appeared first on Cats Only Veterinary Hospital ..read more

Bringing home a new puppy or kitten is a wonderful experience, but it also comes with its share of challenges, especially when managing their behavior. Understanding and addressing these common […] The post Dealing with Common Puppy/Kitten Behavior Issues appeared first on Cats Only Veterinary Hospital ..read more

Traveling with pets can be a rewarding experience, allowing you to share adventures with your furry friend. However, proper preparation is vital to ensuring a smooth journey and compliance with regulations. As summer vacation starts, we are here to help navigate traveling with your pet. From getting ready to go to leaving on a plane, we are here to take you through the process of traveling with your pet! Understanding International Travel Certificates for Pets Many destinations and specific airlines require travel documentation to allow you to bring your pet along. A travel certificate is a do ..read more

From June 2nd to June 8th, 2024, it’s time to celebrate our beloved pets and show them some extra love and appreciation throughout Pet Appreciation Week! Our pets bring so much joy, companionship, and unconditional love into our lives, and this week is all about honoring that bond. Join us as we explore seven ways to celebrate Pet Appreciation Week each day and make it memorable for you and your pet! Day 1: A Summer Treat Start Pet Appreciation Week by making your pet a frozen summer treat! You can easily make a DIY frozen treat using pet-friendly ingredients like bananas, pumpkin, or yogurt ..read more

According to the American Veterinary Medical Association, an estimated 10 million dogs and cats are lost or stolen in the United States every year. This staggering statistic serves to remind us of the importance of microchipping our pets. May is National Microchip Your Pet Month, and now is a great time to remember the importance of microchipping our pets and the need to maintain up-to-date registered information. In this month’s blog, we will delve into the story of Macy, a Boxer who went missing during the 2023 Super Bowl festivities in Kansas City. Despite being lost for a few days, Macy’s ..read more

As spring approaches, many of us spend our leisure time outdoors tending to our gardens. Frequently, we invite our pets to join us outside. For pet owners with outdoor space, it’s essential to create a safe and enjoyable area for our pets. A pet-friendly garden offers many benefits, including exercise, mental stimulation, and bonding time with your pets. In this month’s blog, the team here at our hospital wanted to share valuable tips to help you make the most of your garden by creating a pet-friendly environment. Selecting Pet-Safe Plants It is crucial to choose non-toxic plants when planning ..read more

Leading into Pet Dental Health Month in February, we wanted to provide you with a comprehensive guide to pet dental care at home! Maintaining good dental hygiene is as essential for pets as it is for humans. Dental care for pets goes beyond ensuring fresh breath and shiny white teeth. It’s an important part of their overall health. Poor dental hygiene can lead to severe health issues, including dental disease, pain, and even heart, liver, and kidney disease. Regular dental appointments at our hospital are a great way to ensure your pet’s teeth stay healthy, but there are plenty of things you c ..read more

Navigating the world of pet care can be tricky, especially when so many common misconceptions are out there. To help start the new year off right, we’re going to separate fact from fiction and debunk some common myths surrounding pet care. Let’s set the record straight on responsible and compassionate pet ownership and ensure our pets receive the best care possible! Myth 1: Annual Check-Ups Are Not Important One of the biggest misconceptions is that yearly veterinary check-ups are unnecessary. However, regular visits to the veterinarian are crucial for maintaining your pet’s health. Annual wel ..read more

As the holiday season approaches, it’s important to be mindful of potential gastrointestinal (GI) issues that can affect our beloved pets. According to the American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA), upset stomachs rank as the third most common reason for veterinary visits. With tempting table food and increased stress levels during this time, it’s crucial to keep an eye out for any symptoms that might indicate GI distress in our furry friends. What to look out for If you notice any of these symptoms in your pet, give us a call at our phone number: Vomiting or diarrhea (may have blood or ..read more

Halloween arrives bearing tricks, treats, enchanting decorations, and, of course, the cutest costumes designed for both humans and pets. While it can be a lot of fun to dress up your pet for the holiday, it’s equally important to ensure any costume you choose is safe and comfortable for your pet. With Halloween just around the corner, we wanted to take some time to share important safety tips for dressing up your furry friend. Prioritize your pet’s comfort above all else! Verify that the costume offers your furry friend a snug fit without restricting their movement, breathing, or sight. Make c ..read more