How to save a drowning cat

How to save a drowning cat

When saving a pet your safety is always the main priority. NEVER risk your life for a drowning pet – do not go into water to rescue your pet. Your cat may be able to swim. However, if they become trapped or tired it is still possible for them to drown. If you find...
Cat Head Injuries: How to Help

Cat Head Injuries: How to Help

Cats are known for their curiosity, and adventurous nature, but these traits can sometimes lead to accidents, including head injuries. Whether from a fall, or collision, head injuries in cats can range from mild to severe and require immediate attention. As a pet...
How to Care for a Cat having a Seizure

How to Care for a Cat having a Seizure

Seeing your cat have a seizure can be terrifying, but knowing what to do can make all the difference. In this article, we’ll explain what seizures look like and how you can help keep your cat safe during and after an episode. What is a seizure and why does it happen A...
How to Spot Heat Exhaustion or Heat Stroke in Cats

How to Spot Heat Exhaustion or Heat Stroke in Cats

Cats are only able to lose heat by sweating from their nose and paws and panting. They are therefore highly susceptible to overheating. You should watch out for signs of heat exhaustion particularly if your cat is panting heavily and appears distressed on a hot day or...
Hypothermia in cats: How to Recognize and Prevent It

Hypothermia in cats: How to Recognize and Prevent It

As winter sets in and temperatures drop, it’s easy to focus on how we can keep ourselves warm—but what about our furry friends? Cats, especially outdoor ones, are vulnerable to cold temperatures, and hypothermia can be a serious and life-threatening condition. Many...
Why Knowing How to Muzzle Your Cat is Important

Why Knowing How to Muzzle Your Cat is Important

Even if it is your pet, if a cat is frightened and in pain, they are quite likely to bite. Knowing how to carefully muzzle them is important. Human safety always comes first. However, you should never muzzle an animal that is: Overheated (as they will need to pant to...
Fractures and Dislocations in Cats: How to Help

Fractures and Dislocations in Cats: How to Help

Accidents happen, and cats, being curious and agile, can sometimes end up with broken bones or dislocated joints. Understanding how to recognize the signs and respond appropriately can make a big difference in your cat’s comfort and recovery. This article will help...
Cat first aid: how to remove an embedded object

Cat first aid: how to remove an embedded object

Do not remove the embedded object from the wound, as it will be damaged on the way in and will damage again on the way out! It may also be stemming any bleeding. Apply pressure without pushing on the embedded object. You can do this in two ways: Either use 2 rolled...
How to tell if your dog is dehydrated

How to tell if your dog is dehydrated

We all know when we’re thirsty and desperately need a drink, but how would you know if your dog was on the verge of dehydration? Dehydration in dogs is common, but it can be life threatening, so read on to learn how to keep you dog safe and well by knowing the key...
How to keep your dog safe from grass seed this summer

How to keep your dog safe from grass seed this summer

It’s that time of year when dog owners need to be aware of the painful and hidden dangers of flowering grass seeds. This is because flowering grass seeds can cause injury and distress to your pet by getting in your dog’s eyes, ears, paws and under their skin. Dog’s...