Cancer in Cats: Holistic Prevention and Treatment

Cancer in Cats: Holistic Prevention and Treatment Cancer is a diagnosis that faces an increasing number of cat owners. Our enviro…

Bladder stones: A Technician's Perspective

Can you tell which cat has bladder stones? In light of the numerous cases of bladder stones, crystals and inappropriate urinatio…

Five reasons to spay or neuter your cat

At Exclusively Cats Veterinary Hospital, we are often asked why people should spay or neuter their cats. Here are some of the rea…

Cancer in Cats: Summary

Cancer in Cats: Summary This month's blog posts have been awfully depressing, haven't they? Perhaps that's just for m…

Choosing Euthanasia: What happens next?

The process of euthanasia Once you have made the decision to euthanize your cat and called your veterinarian, the office staff …

Choosing Euthanasia: A technician’s perspective

How do you know when the time is right to say goodbye to your cat? Due to the advances in veterinary medicine, the average life…

Meet Mr. November!

Wily Age: 11 years Weight: 19.8 pounds, overweight Birthday: May 27, 2001 Gender: Neutered Male Breed: Pixie Bob Demeanor at …

Cats, Cancer and Chemotherapy – a technician’s personal experience

Curie receiving Adriamycin administration Cancer. Whenever people, myself included, hear the “C” word, we enter into a state of …