by Dr. Alan Mafara, Veterinarian, Owner | Apr 15, 2025 | Cats, General Cat Care, Pet Food
While it might seem natural to pour them a saucer of milk, all cats are lactose intolerant, and most cats are actually allergic to milk. If you rescue or foster a litter of kittens, you need to be very careful about what you feed them. Kittens less than six weeks old...
by Dr. Alan Mafara, Veterinarian, Owner | Nov 15, 2024 | Cats, General Cat Care
Did you know that cats have three different layers of fur? The down fur forms a thick, soft under layer that insulates your cat’s body and keeps them warm. The middle layer, called the awn fur, makes up the majority of your cat’s coat. But there’s...
by Dr. Alan Mafara, Veterinarian, Owner | Oct 14, 2024 | Cats, General Cat Care
Are you getting ready to welcome a new cat into your home? Whether you’re adopting a kitten, rescuing an elderly cat, or adding another member to your pride, you’ll want to make sure that your cat has everything they need to be happy. We’ve provided...
by Dr. Alan Mafara, Veterinarian, Owner | Sep 16, 2024 | Cats, Dental Health, General Cat Care
Dental diseases are one of the most common problems we see as vets. In fact, more than half of all cats have some form of dental disease by the time they’re only four years old. Since cats can live to be twenty-four, it’s very important to keep your...
by Dr. Alan Mafara, Veterinarian, Owner | Aug 5, 2024 | Cats, Exercise, General Cat Care, Pet Care, Pet Health, Pet Wellness, Visiting The Vet
What do cats need to be happy? Cuddles? Extra brushing? Lots of catnip? Wet food all day long? It’s not always easy to understand what a cat wants, but as long as you provide the basics, your cat should be happy. Every cat needs food, exercise, and veterinary...
by Dr. Alan Mafara, Veterinarian, Owner | Apr 4, 2024 | Cats, Dental Health, General Cat Care, Pet Food
Does your cat like to nibble on the lawn when you bring them outside? Do they constantly attack your houseplants? It might be that they just need a few more greens in their diet. Wheatgrass, also known as “cat grass” is a healthy way to get your cat to eat more...
