Hearing that your cat has chronic kidney disease can make it sound as though a major decline is about to happen. In many cases, that is not what the diagnosis…
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Cats with kidney disease often drink more water than they used to. That can make it seem like hydration should take care of itself, but unfortunately, it does not always…
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Once a cat is diagnosed with chronic kidney disease, food usually becomes part of the conversation fairly quickly. Your veterinarian may recommend a renal diet, and suddenly you are looking…
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If your senior cat seems healthy, routine bloodwork and urine testing can feel unnecessary. They’re eating, using the litter box, sleeping in their usual spot, and generally acting like themselves.…
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Kidney disease in cats does not always begin with obvious illness. Sometimes the first clue is that the water bowl seems to need refilling more often. Sometimes the litter box…
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Back-to-school season means new schedules, busy mornings, after-school activities, and plenty of changes around the house. While families adjust to the new routine, dogs and cats have some adjusting to…
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Hurricane season is a familiar part of life in Florida, but preparing for a storm means thinking about more than your home and family - you also need a plan…
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When your dog or cat suddenly starts acting differently, it can be difficult to know whether you should wait, schedule a veterinary appointment, or seek emergency care immediately. Some symptoms…
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If you have ever heard your cat make a dry, hacking sound, your first instinct was probably to wait for a hairball to appear. But what happens when nothing comes…
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Finding a sudden bald patch or crusty spot on your favorite feline companion can easily trigger a wave of worry. If you are a cat owner in Leon County, you…
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