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Tally's Cat Care, Behavior, Health & Illness Links - A~B
Links to various sites relating to cat health.
Dog and Cat Health Care Information by Veterinarians at ...
Veterinary health topics about dogs and cats. Spay and neuters, bone surgery,
and advice about euthanasia...
Dog and Cat Health Care presented by practicing veterinarians.
View x-rays of actual cases, see real surgery photos, read about dog and cat health care, view the Pet Photo Album, take quizzes, learn about pet foods and nutrition...
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Cat Info: Alphabetical Index
Information resource for cat health care and behavioral issues.
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Online resource for pet news, health and well-being.
Featured Stories: • • • Featured Article - Cats Your cat cannot explain his symptoms, so it’s the responsibility of you and your veterinarian to take care of him.
Cat Fanciers: Breed FAQ
Showcases history, characteristics, temperament and breed description while
covering care, training...
Genetic problems generally only affect a tiny minority of the breedas a whole, but since they can be eradicated by careful screening, mostreputable breeders try to track such problems, both in their breedingstock and the kittens they produce.
Lots of breed stories and history, good sections ongenetics and home medical care.
Good sections on pet care and medical advice.
BarkBytes Medical Information
Articles on canine health care and diseases.
Index of Medical and Dog Care Articles WARNING Diagnosis CANNOT be made without a veterinarian's examination of your pet.
Messybeast Cat Resource Archive
Researcher Sarah Hartwell's view on a range of cat issues.
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San Francisco SPCA: Feral Cat Assistance Program Outline of the program to assist feral cats in San Francisco.
Prior to that, his left ear was surgically "tipped" so that his feral colony's caretakers would know he had already been neutered.
In many cities, feral cats proliferate unabated, with no safety net of care.
Since 1993, The San Francisco SPCA has been working with feral cat caregivers to control the feral cat population, provide some medical care, keep the cats adequately fed and--when possible--adopt them into loving homes.
We provide: Feral Fix Through this program, The SF/SPCA provides vaccinations and spay/neuter surgery for San Francisco feral cats, all at no charge to their caregivers.
CAT members work together to humanely trap feral cats, transport them to Feral Fix, provide post-surgery recovery care, and socialize feral kittens before placing them in homes.
CAT members also provide expert advice and assistance to novice caregivers in their neighborhoods.
the Animal Spirit: Feral Cat Network
Information and support for feral cat caregivers and advocates. Includes related links.
S tarted in 2003 as part of, Feral Cat Network was created to help decrease the amount of homeless domestic cats, while providing care for the existing homeless population.
Feral cats exist due to the public's failure to adopt, spay/neuter, and its reluctance to make a lifetime commitment to cats in their care.
It is time to stop blaming the animals and their caregivers.
Feral cat caregivers have been directly responsible for the prevention of hundreds of thousands of cats.
The next best thing for homeless feral domestic cats born outdoors is a managed colony where food, water, shelter, and medical care are consistently provided.
Dr. Dog Health Care - Cat and Dog Care Supplies
Supplies including collars, leashes, treats, care supplies, and pet information.
Dog Health Care & Cat and Dog Supplies Cat & Dog Care Resources Pet Care Favorites DoctorDog.com pet supplies include its line of Dr.
Dog pet health care products as well as a variety of other quality cat and dog supplies.
Cat Fanciers' Association: Disaster Relief
Providing help for pets in times of disaster.
We bring them into our lives and make them dependent on us for food, shelter, medical care, and love.
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The Cat Network
A no-kill cat rescue group in St. Louis, Missouri.
Feline Cystitis [HomeVet© Natural Pet Care]
Provides answers to frequently asked questions about FLUTD, also known as feline
urologic syndrome (FUS).
Cat Care Center, PLLC
General practice cat hospital and housecalls in North Syracuse. Includes online
store and prescriptions,...
Welcome to Cat Care Center Sugarwood Center - 7575 Buckley Road - North Syracuse, NY - Telephone: 315-451-2273 The Cat Care Center is a full service veterinary hospital and housecall service exclusively for cats.
Cat Care Center also provides an extensive library of information concerning feline healthcare, feline diseases, as well as feline behavior problems.
The Cat Care Center and its staff are dedicated to providing high quality, compassionate medical care to its patients and their owners.
We will provide a holistic approach to our feline patients' care by combining traditional as well as alternative therapies.
Continuing education in current techniques will be the foundation for providing the highest quality care available.
Mar Vista Animal Medical Center
Library of information on pet care, staff profiles, and appointment contact
numbers published. Los Angeles.
Welcome to the Mar Vista Animal Medical Center Home Page Our practice philosophy includes not only the finest pet care but the finest pet care education services to our clients and community.
Please select (click on) one of the areas above to learn more about us or about care for your pet.
Cat Action Team of PEI
A registered charity working with stray and feral cats. Current main focus is on
trap, neuter, and return.
Thanks to your donations and our generous grants! The Cat Action Team (CAT) of Prince Edward Island (PEI) is an all-volunteer registered charitable organization working to care for and control the feral/stray cat population on the island.
To provide long-term after care to neutered feral/stray cats - food, shelter, medical care.
With TNR programs, cats are humanely trapped; neutered so that they won't contribute to the growth of the population, and provided with other necessary veterinary care.
Colony caregivers then provide them with food and water daily, and monitor their numbers and health.
Veterinary care is provided by private veterinary clinics and by volunteer veterinarians and students at the Atlantic Veterinary College (AVC) .
Costs for veterinary care at the AVC currently funded by grant from AVC Animal Welfare Centre .
The Cat Action Team also operates a Colony Care Program, which goes hand-in-hand with our TNR program.
CAT forms partnerships with those citizens who are willing to act as "caregiver" for a group of feral/stray cats, or a "colony".
A caregiver agrees to provide the cats with food and water daily, and to monitor the health and numbers of the cats in the colony.
In exchange, CAT provides caregivers with supplies of cat food, and with a wooden shelter & straw bedding, if necessary.
CAT remains in contact with caregivers to provide assistance as necessary.
Cause For Paws
All-volunteer, nonprofit organization whose main purpose is to raise funding for
essential medical...
CARE - Stubbs The Cat
The true story of a 6-month-old kitten who survived incredible cruelty and pain
to be dramatically rescued.
has assumed the responsibility for Stubbs' medical tab, but as a struggling non-profit organization that already cares for hundreds of other homeless animals, this is a financial blow.
If you have any suggestions on a new moniker for this strong survivor of a cat, please email us! Generous people from all over the country have been sending in donations to help with Stubbs' medical treatment...and we are all touched and overjoyed that so many care so much.
National organization; provides great information and assistance to feral cat caretakers.
Relocating Feral Cats
Information on the successful moving of feral cat colonies.
Unfortunately, feral cat colonies are sometimes found in areas where they cannot remain either for reasons of safety or because a caretaker is simply not available.
Nevertheless, with careful planning and selection of the new premises and caretakers, and strict confinement before release, relocation can be successfully undertaken.
Essentially, feral cat relocation involves 6 steps: Finding a suitable new home Trapping the cats Veterinary care Transportation to the new home Orientating the cats to their new environment Follow-up contact Finding a Home Find a suitable new home for the cats before trapping them.
If such primary sources do not provide the new home, ask for recommendations of individuals who would be reliable caretakers.
Screen respondents by asking if they will commit to providing daily feedings, shelter and medical care.
Establish an agreement with potential caretakers regarding follow-up contact.
Veterinary Care Make arrangements in advance to take the cat (or cats) directly to a veterinarian after trapping.
During their 21 day confinement period, the new caretaker must regularly visit the cats to ensure the bonding essential to succesful relocation.
Your primary goal is to be available to the caretaker with information that may aid the animals in adapting to their new environment.
In some instances, the new caretaker will become part of your support network for future feral cat relocation projects.
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