by Dr. Alan Mafara, Veterinarian, Owner | 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 your...
by Dr. Alan Mafara, Veterinarian, Owner | 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...
by Dr. Alan Mafara, Veterinarian, Owner | Oct 4, 2020 | Cats, General Cat Care
In case you weren’t aware, September is Happy Healthy Cat Month! In honor of our feline friends, our team at Anasazi Animal Clinic would like to give you some advice on keeping your indoor cat entertained and out of trouble. Outdoor cats get plenty of exercise...
by Dr. Alan Mafara, Veterinarian, Owner | Aug 20, 2020 | Cats, General Cat Care
August 22 is National Bring Your Cat to the Vet Day! Cat owners bring their feline friends into the vet significantly less often than their canine counterparts. There are a number of reasons for this, but one of the main reasons is that cats are very skilled at hiding...
by Dr. Alan Mafara, Veterinarian, Owner | Feb 15, 2020 | Cats, General Cat Care
Did you know February is National Cat Health Month? At Anasazi Animal Clinic in Gilbert, we love our furry feline friends and want the very best for their health. This year, we want to recognize National Cat Health Month by covering the basics of your cat’s...
by Dr. Alan Mafara, Veterinarian, Owner | Nov 26, 2019 | Cats, General Cat Care
You love your cat and want her to feel perfectly at home in your space, but a boundary must be drawn when she begins scratching your furniture or carpets. The reality is that scratching doesn’t mean she’s being a bad kitty—scratching is an instinctive behavior for...
