New kitty posts on this site

NB: These are posts on this website.

(See Hall Cat Vet for Dr Kate’s blog for cats).

Snotty-nosed cats
Snotty-nosed and snuffly cats are difficult to live with. Their owners put up with sneezes and snot all over the house, as well… »
Living with cat allergies – and cats
Do you suffer wheezing, sneezing, watery eyes and itchy eyes and arms around your cat? For me, these allergy symptoms are a… »
Cat Names
Here's what our clients have been naming their kitties these last three… »
Ticks worst in years
Already this spring we have seen dogs and cats back from the beach with tick paralysis. Reports from the coast say that the… »
Kidney failure in cats
What do kidneys do? The kidneys remove waste products from the blood stream, regulate fluid and electrolyte… »
Cat fights
Cats typically have a hate-hate relationship with any strange cat in their presence, yard, or environment. When new cats… »
Snake season
Jonah reports that snakes are out and about again. He found one on Saturday night. His carers thought he wasn't himself on… »
Lilies poison cats
All species of lilies are toxic to cats. Indoor cats with little choice in plant munching material are most at risk as they… »
Festive season for pets?
Spare a thought over the festive season for our pets. Christmas is a fun time of year for humans but it disrupts our… »
Cat enclosures
Many of us keep our cats indoors these days - for their health and to protect the lizards and birds in our streets. Today Dr… »