If your pet shows any of the following symptoms take your pet to a veterinarian immediately: Excessive Bleeding Possible Ingestion of a Poisonous Substance Possible Ingestion of Chocolate Any animal that is NOT drinking water or eating Smoke inhalation or burns from fire Rabbit, Guinea Pig, or other rodent that hasn’t eaten in 6 hours or
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Tips For Feline Anxiety-Free Veterinary Visits
Preparing for your cat’s veterinary visit: Take your cat’s carrier out and keep it in an area of your home where your cat spends the majority of his or her time. Do this at least 2 days prior to your schedule veterinary visit. This will allow your kitty to safely explore his or her kennel/carrier
Tips On Giving Your Pet Oral Medication
Cats When giving a medication in pill form first try wrapping it in deli meat, tuna fish or any treat your cat will enjoy. If that does not work, try the options below: Capsules are easy to break open and sprinkle over wet food or tuna fish Tablets: hide in wet food. Be sure to