Helpful Links
New Puppy or Kitten?
Pet Insurance Comparison Chart
Traveling with your cat made easy!
Fundamentally Feline
At Fundamentally Feline the focus is to address all aspects of a cat's behavior that can be improved upon to help both cats and humans live more harmoniously together.
Why is routine veterinary care so important?
AAHA Pet Microchip Lookup
Need to verify a microchip? Visit this website and enter the microchip number. The website will then provide you with the manufacturer contact information to find out who the pet is registered to
ASPCA Toxic Plants
Indoor Pet Environmental Enrichment
This is a great website to find information on environmental enrichment for cats and dogs!
American Association of Feline Practitioners
"Veterinary professionals passionate about the care of cats."
For information on alternatives to declawing your cat, please visit their website.
The Cat Community
The Cat Community provides cat caregivers with reliable and valuable educational information. Cat caregivers will be able to learn about their cat's innate behaviors, the importance of routine veterinary care, how to take great care of their cat, and answer many of their most pressing questions.
Diabetes Management
- How to give Insulin to your DOG or CAT.
- How to test blood sugar in a DOG or CAT.
- How to collect urine from a MALE DOG, FEMALE DOG, or a LITTER BOX.
- How to use urine test strips.
Pet snacks that typically don't cause GI upset:
- Apple (no skin)
- Baby Carrots
- Bread (white)
- Broccoli (raw)
- Cabbage (raw, chopped)
- Cauliflower (raw)
- Celery
- Popcorn (air popped, no butter or salt)
- Spinach (raw)
- Strawberries (plain)
- Tomato (raw)
- Watermelon slices
- Zucchini (raw slices)
- Chicken (baked or boiled, shredded), NO SEASONING
- Green Beans
- Lettuce (raw, shredded)
- Oranges
- Peas (raw)
- Peppers (raw)
