by Anasazi Animal Clinic | Jul 1, 2021 | Cats, Dogs, General, General Cat Care, General Dog Care, General Wellness, Pet Care, Pet Owners, Pet Safety, pet travel, Pet Wellness
Many people fear that their pet might run away or become lost. Although pets usually wear a collar with tags that identify their owner’s name and phone number, collars can get lost as well. Microchipping your pets will make it easier for other people to find so you...
by Anasazi Animal Clinic | Jun 28, 2021 | Cats, General, General Cat Care, General Wellness, Pet Care, Pet Owners, Pet Stress, Pet Wellness
Cats have a wide range of emotions that can be easily interpreted through careful listening. A common myth about cats is that they are unfeeling or standoffish. But just like any other pet, cats have their own personalities, routines, and expressions. Understanding...
by Anasazi Animal Clinic | Apr 23, 2021 | Cats, General Cat Care, General Wellness, Pet Care, Pet Health, Pet Owners, Pet Safety, Pet Wellness
As the saying goes, April showers bring May flowers. Spring is one of our favorite seasons at Anasazi Animal Clinic, however, it can be a dangerous time for cats. With Easter, Mother’s Day, and just a general spring feeling, it’s only natural to want to make your...
by Anasazi Animal Clinic | Mar 26, 2021 | Cats, General Cat Care
Is your cat not using the litter box or only using it occasionally? We understand that having a cat with litter box problems can be very frustrating. But it is actually a fairly common issue in cats that can develop for a number of reasons. Here are some common...
by Anasazi Animal Clinic | Jan 21, 2021 | Cats, General Cat Care
Can cats catch colds? The answer is yes, cats can catch colds just like humans can. Sneezing and sniffling are common symptoms that may indicate your cat has an upper respiratory infection. You are probably wondering what else to look for and what to do to help...
by Anasazi Animal Clinic | Jan 18, 2021 | Cats, General Cat Care
Nail trimmings are an essential part of a cat’s health and wellbeing. Your cat’s nails should be trimmed every 2-4 weeks to prevent painful complications—and to save your furniture! Unfortunately this can prove to be an almost impossible task for many cat...
