Did you know cats can get frostbite? Here is a photo of a cat that has frostbite on the tip of his ears. Frostbite is injury to tissue that occurs when bodily tissue is exposed to freezing temperatures often accompanied by high winds. The primary areas affected in dogs and cats include the feet, tail…
Why Do I need to Use Flea Treatment in the Winter?
Each fall many pet owners question whether they really need to give their cat or dog flea/tick/ and heartworm prevention medicine throughout the winter. We recommend year round flea/tick and HWP. Here are some facts: Fleas can live outdoors in temperatures as low as 33 degrees F. for up to 5 days (long enough to…
How Long Does Pregnancy Last with a Dog or Cat?
Our wonderful receptionist told me they have had a couple phone calls about how long dogs and cats are pregnant. I’ll answer it now. Gestation lasts about 60-63 days for dogs and cats. Gestation longer than 70 is considered abnormal. If you have additional questions about pregnancy in dogs or cats, please call us.
Dr. Primovic’s Favorite Prevention Medication for Outdoor Cats
We asked Dr. Primovic what her favorite prevention medication is for cats that go outside and her answer is “Revolution”. REVOLUTION® (selamectin) is a topical medication for cats that protects against fleas, heartworms and ear mites. Here are 4 reason she likes Revolution® for cats: It is a five-in-one solution: protects against fleas, heartworms, roundworms,…
