by East Valley Animal Hospital | Feb 6, 2025 | Cat Care
Even though that little pink tongue can feel like sandpaper, the reason your cat is licking you is because they like you. Cats will typically lick humans for one of three reasons: as mutual grooming, as a sign of affection, or because they need attention. Or…maybe...
by East Valley Animal Hospital | Jan 10, 2025 | Cat Care
Maintaining an ideal weight is very important for your cat’s health. Obesity can cause many health problems and shorten your cat’s lifespan. Underweight cats are also more susceptible to illness, and if your cat is too skinny, it could indicate poor health....
by East Valley Animal Hospital | Nov 30, 2024 | Cat Care
Many people consider getting their children a little sweet kitten as the holidays near. While they look cute with a little bow on their collar, adopting any pet is a big decision. Kittens are adorable, and watching them grow can be amazing. However, caring for a new...
by East Valley Animal Hospital | Oct 1, 2024 | Cat Care
Trimming your cat’s nails is an important part of cat care. Long nails can cause damage to more than your furniture—they can cause foot pain and infections, too. We know that it can be daunting to trim a cat’s nails, especially if you’ve been scratched before....
by East Valley Animal Hospital | Aug 17, 2024 | Cat Care
Kidney disease is a chronic illness that unfortunately has no cure. Also known as chronic kidney disease, kidney failure, or renal failure, this incurable illness starts slowly and grows worse over time. This disease affects cats of all ages, but older cats have a...
by East Valley Animal Hospital | Jun 30, 2024 | Cat Care
Just like our human friends and family, our furry friends will also age. Our cats develop different needs as they age, and they also go through physical and behavioral changes. Understanding the signs of feline aging can help you take the right steps to keep your cat...
