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Tuesday, October 30, 2007
While I was searching for a way to help Simon & Garfunkel get along I came across this: Veterinary Secrets Revealed.
I downloaded the free digital book and it's pretty interesting although not really related to helping two cats get along. I'll have to keep on looking for stuff about that!
The digital book does have a cool thing about how to put together your own pet first aid kit.
www.VeternarySecretsRevealed.com
I downloaded the free digital book and it's pretty interesting although not really related to helping two cats get along. I'll have to keep on looking for stuff about that!
The digital book does have a cool thing about how to put together your own pet first aid kit.
www.VeternarySecretsRevealed.com
Labels: cat health
Saturday, October 27, 2007
Garfunkel's next vet appointment is to get his Calici virus boosters in a couple of weeks. This is a two step process and we'll have to take him back again after that!
What's the Calici virus? It's a virus that causes cat flu. Cat flu symptoms can include fever, sneezing, inflamed eyes, and discharges from the nose. It can also make them lose their appetite for both food and water. Although these effects are quite bad, cat flu rarely results in death although it is possible when the flu coupled with pneumonia.
Another effect of getting the cat flu is that a cat may be prone to having colds for the rest of his life.
What's the Calici virus? It's a virus that causes cat flu. Cat flu symptoms can include fever, sneezing, inflamed eyes, and discharges from the nose. It can also make them lose their appetite for both food and water. Although these effects are quite bad, cat flu rarely results in death although it is possible when the flu coupled with pneumonia.
Another effect of getting the cat flu is that a cat may be prone to having colds for the rest of his life.
Labels: cat health
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