by Dr. Alan Mafara, Veterinarian, Owner | Aug 16, 2017 | Anasazi News, Cats, Diagnostics, Electrocardiogram, Emergencies, General, General Wellness, Pet Food, Uncategorized
We know when it comes to your pet, they are not “just a pet” but are actually part of the family! And if they are a part of the family, why wouldn’t you want to ensure that they are in the best health to prevent them from becoming ill? Anasazi Animal Clinic recognizes...
by Dr. Alan Mafara, Veterinarian, Owner | Aug 9, 2017 | Anasazi News, Cats, General, General Wellness, Uncategorized
When our society thinks of adoption, their thoughts usually go to the “designer” dogs. There are several aspects about purebred dogs that are attractive to individuals looking to adopt a dog, but there are also several reasons adopting a mutt can be even more...
by Dr. Alan Mafara, Veterinarian, Owner | Jul 8, 2017 | Anasazi News, Cats
Summer is the best time for people and their pets. It is a time to get out, enjoy the sun, explore nature, and have fun in water. Along with fun activities and the excitement of the sun, it can also be a dangerous time with the heat if you’re not careful, especially...
by Dr. Alan Mafara, Veterinarian, Owner | Apr 12, 2017 | Cats
Cat lovers naturally treat their beloved felines like royalty. We pamper them and pretty much let them have the run of the castle. But did you know that unspayed and pregnant cats are actually called “queens”? The origin of this pet name comes from the Old English...
by Dr. Alan Mafara, Veterinarian, Owner | Oct 26, 2016 | Cats
Cats are wonderful creatures that make such great pets. They’re cuddly, playful, and full of personality. If you are considering adding a cat to your family, we’d like to share why we think that it’s a wonderful idea. Five Reasons Why Cats Make Great Pets Cats...
by Dr. Alan Mafara, Veterinarian, Owner | Sep 18, 2014 | Cats, Ear Treatments
Your cat’s ears may be able to pick up the sound of a bag of treats being opened across the house, but they could still use a little help staying clean. Monitoring your kitty’s ears once per week for wax, debris and infection will help those sensitive sonar detectors...
