Category: Cats

Vaccinating Senior Pets

Maintaining your pet’s vaccinations is very important, as older pets have decreased resistance to disease. During your pet’s senior wellness exam, we will test the current level of antibody titers…
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Adminstering Eye Meds

Our pets can get eye infections and injuries just like we can, perhaps more often because of their curious nature getting them into trouble at times.  Some breeds are predisposed…
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Feeding Older Cats

Cats begin to show visible age-related changes at about seven to twelve years of age. There are metabolic, immunologic and body composition changes, too. Some of these are unavoidable. Others…
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Nail Trimming 101

Make manicures enjoyable and easy for both you and your cat. Does your kitty disappear when the clippers come out? Do you have to wrap her in a towel to…
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Balancing Food and Treats

Start with the Calories The first step is to figure out how many calories your pet should be eating each day to either lose weight or maintain a healthy weight.…
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Virtual Pet Behaviorist

ASPCA has some great advice on pet behavior! http://www.aspca.org/pet-care/virtual-pet-behaviorist
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How To Poison Proof Your Home

Foods to Avoid Feeding Your Pet Alcoholic beverages Avocado Chocolate (all forms) Coffee (all forms) Fatty foods Macadamia nuts Moldy or spoiled foods Onions, onion powder
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Hospice Care for Your Pet

Hospice means “a rest or shelter after a long journey.” The first human hospice program in America was implemented in New Haven, Connecticut, in 1974. Human hospice refers to a medical program…
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Newsletter

View our newsletter here! https://tlcpethospital.net/vet_newsletters/Nov-2013-newsletter.pdf
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We provide Fear Free Veterinary Care

Utilization of Fear Free methods and protocols leads to better healthcare, satisfied clients and relaxed patients. It also reduces or removes anxiety triggers, which creates an experience that is rewarding and safer for all involved, including your pet(s), you and your veterinary healthcare team.

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