The post that I refer to, on a forum at The Cat Site (a competitor, by the way!), is a story based on first hand experience of what might happen when cats are declawed. The sort of declaw complication described … Continue reading →
I have a cat.. A Ragdoll rescue cat. He is indoor all the time, unless on leash with me walking about. 4 years old now. Happy and playful. Has eaten wet cat food since the day I got him. Refuses … Continue reading →
by Cheryl (Michgan, USA) I disagree with your stance on declawing cats. My experience has been that those cat owners, including myself, who have their cats declawed keep their cats indoors and for the life of the cat. Unfortunately, many … Continue reading →
by Ruth (England) Definition of double standards: A set of principles permitting greater opportunity or liberty to one than to another. Montage/poster by Ruth So in Dr Doublestandard’s clinic, a dog has the opportunity and liberty to keep his nails … Continue reading →
by Michael Dr. Churan of the Animal Clinic Of South Elgin is the homely, friendly unassuming vet who could be your mom. She is the leading veterinarian at her clinic. She sets the tone and creates the culture. She advocates … Continue reading →
by Michael Of course we do, but not blindly. Here is why. Your vet might well recommend that your cat has his teeth cleaned. They will probably need cleaning. He may recommend routine vaccinations. There are other routine procedures that … Continue reading →
by Michael Lion cut – photo by moohaha (Flickr) Anesthetizing a cat is dangerous. The degree of risk depends on a number of facts two of which are the level of the vet’s skill and the amount of relevant equipment … Continue reading →
by Michael Vets justify declawing using a single argument; that it benefits cats on the basis that it stops cats being given up to shelters and therefore it helps create a better bond between cat and human. Whenever I have … Continue reading →
by Michael Periodontal disease – vet needs to clean under the gums hence general anesthetic – Photo by Eric__I_E We should know the risks associated with professional dental cleaning of our cat’s teeth. Whether we agree to having our cat’s … Continue reading →
by Maggie Sharp (Hobart, Tasmania, Australia) Photo by joeysplanting (Flickr – see base of page for link) Has anyone ever gone to the vet to do something basic and walked out with a giant bill? How annoying, unfair, and down-right … Continue reading →
