IMPORTANT UPDATE: Since this FIP blog series was written, advancements have been made in FIP treatment, including the legal availability of oral formulations of GS-441524 in the United States. Please visit Cornell Feline Health Center, EveryCat Health Foundation and University of California Davis Koret Shelter […]
IMPORTANT UPDATE: Since this FIP blog series was written, advancements have been made in FIP treatment, including the legal availability of oral formulations of GS-441524 in the United States. Please visit Cornell Feline Health Center, EveryCat Health Foundation and University of California Davis Koret Shelter […]
In September of 2013, my world was turned upside down in a way that few could even comprehend. During these months, which turned into years of waiting for solutions and resolution, I experienced chronic anxiety and depression that people before the pandemic could not understand, appreciate, or frankly tolerate. I was isolated, lonely, and […]
IMPORTANT UPDATE: Since this FIP blog series was written, advancements have been made in FIP treatment, including the legal availability of oral formulations of GS-441524 in the United States. Please visit Cornell Feline Health Center, EveryCat Health Foundation and University of California Davis Koret Shelter […]
It’s springtime for many of us, which means of course, it’s kitten season again.
As adorable, lovable, and sweet as tiny kittens are, there are too many. Kitten season is in full swing in the U.S., and shelters and rescues will be overwhelmed with homeless kittens from March through October because cats who are not spayed […]
IMPORTANT UPDATE: Since this FIP blog series was written, advancements have been made in FIP treatment, including the legal availability of oral formulations of GS-441524 in the United States. Please visit Cornell Feline Health Center, EveryCat Health Foundation and University of California Davis Koret Shelter […]
IMPORTANT UPDATE: Since this FIP blog series was written, advancements have been made in FIP treatment, including the legal availability of oral formulations of GS-441524 in the United States. Please visit Cornell Feline Health Center, EveryCat Health Foundation and University of California Davis Koret Shelter […]
Everyone, including kittens and cats, wants to be treated with respect. The dictionary defines respect as feeling admiration for someone and acknowledging their desires and viewpoints by putting yourself in their shoes or paws. Respect involves observing, listening and recognizing another’s needs and boundaries.
Although we think of cats as predators, it’s important to remember […]
Kittens have their best chance of survival with a healthy mom cat. So, if the family is doing well and is living in a safe area, wait until kittens are about 6 weeks old to trap them. It’s safer for everyone to use a humane trap and, at that age, kittens also weigh enough […]
If you’ve been lucky enough to foster a mom cat with kittens or orphaned kittens, you may have been curious about some of their endearing behaviors. What kitten behaviors, in addition to these listed in our Tuesday Tips, have you wondered about or observed?
Did you know that kittens start purring […]
