Category: Cat

As autumn descends upon us, leaves change color, the air is crisp, and, surprisingly, some of our four-legged companions may start to scratch and sneeze more than usual. During the…

As the warm summer days slowly transition into the autumn or fall season, the air is crisper, leaves change color, acorns abound, and festivities are all around. But what does…

Rabies is a fatal viral disease that impacts a dog’s or cat’s central nervous system.  Rabies can also be transmitted to humans through a scratch, bite, or saliva of an…

Symptoms such as digestive disturbances, lethargy, or unexplained discomfort could mean that a dog or cat has pancreatitis. Whether you’ve noticed these symptoms yourself or you’d like to learn more…

At first glance, cats may seem highly independent with little to no maintenance required. However, as with all pets, it’s important to know how to tell if your cat is…

Routine or regular ear cleaning is generally recommended for dogs. Depending on your dog’s ear structure and other health factors, the best frequency can be either monthly or every other…

Traveling with a cat, whether it’s a short trip or a long-distance journey, requires thoughtful preparation to ensure your feline companion’s comfort and safety. Cats are creatures of habit and…

At Sploot, our vets get asked questions about ear care for cats, such as “Do you need to clean a cat’s ears?”, “Should you clean the inside of your cat’s…

Cats are masters at concealing discomfort and pain, often making it challenging to detect when they’re in distress. However, recognizing the subtle signs of cat pain is crucial for providing…

Burnt dog paws are a common problem for pet parents. At Sploot’s urgent vet care clinic, we treat these cases all year round, but they are especially prevalent during the…