John Morris, DVM 
Cat and dog food each have their own nutritional needs that are important to consider when shopping for your pet. Cats are obligate carnivores, meaning that their bodies are designed to digest and use animal-based proteins better than plant-based proteins. For this reason, cat food is typically higher in protein than dog food. Cats also … Read more
Seizures are neurological conditions that can be caused by many different things, including genetic disorders, infections, brain tumors, and more. Often, the cause of seizures cannot be determined. However, treatment is available to help manage the condition and keep your cat comfortable. Causes and Symptoms of Cat Seizures If your cat is having seizures, it … Read more
If you find a feral cat who is sick, there are some things you can do to help. First, call your local animal shelter or rescue group to see if they have a program for Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR). This will help the cat population as well as the individual cat. If the organization does not have … Read more
A cat lick toes is a type of feline grooming behavior in which a cat licks its own feet. This behavior is often seen as a sign of affection, but it may also be a way for the cat to keep its feet clean and free of debris. Why Do Cats Lick You? Is it … Read more
It’s not abnormal for a cat to start peeing on the carpet. In fact, it’s quite common for cats to urinate outside of the litter box when they’re feeling stressed or anxious. If a cat pees on the carpet it can be a medical cause, if not, that can be behavioral reasons. Whatever the reason, … Read more
A cat sneezing is not necessarily cause for alarm, but it can be a sign of an underlying health condition, especially if your cat is sneezing more than usual. There are several reasons why cats sneeze, including allergies, colds, and even sinus infections. Why is your cat sneezing a lot? There are a variety of … Read more
If your cat is taking more than 30 breaths per minute, it is considered to have rapid breathing. While some causes of rapid breathing, such as exercise or excitement, are normal and nothing to worry about, other causes can be more serious. There are many reasons why your cat may be breathing quickly. It could … Read more
Pregnancy is an amazing time in a woman’s life. But as your body changes to accommodate your growing baby, you may notice some changes in your cat, too. One of the potential challenges is dealing with pets, specifically cats. While a cat might not seem like much of a threat to a pregnant woman, there … Read more
If your cat’s eyes are only occasionally watery, it is probably nothing to worry about, but if they are persistently watery or accompanied by other symptoms such as discharge, squinting, or rubbing at the eyes, you should take them to see a vet. If cat’s eyes are watery, it could be due to a number … Read more
If you’ve noticed your cat sneezing frequently, you might be wondering what’s going on. While a single sneeze here and there is usually nothing to worry about, frequent sneezing can be a sign of an underlying health issue. In this blog post, I’ll explore some of the possible reasons for your cat’s Sneezing and what … Read more
