15Dec 2024 by Michelle N
Tips for Traveling with a Cat: How to Make the Journey Safe and Stress-Free

Tips for Traveling with a Cat: How to Make the Journey Safe and Stress-Free

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Traveling with a cat can be a daunting experience for both you and your feline companion. Cats are known for their dislike of change and new environments, so it’s no surprise that traveling can cause stress. However, with the right preparation and mindset, you can make the journey as smooth as possible for your cat, whether you're taking a short trip to the vet or embarking on a long road trip or flight. Here are some essential tips to help you and your cat travel safely and comfortably. 1. Get Your Cat Used to the Carrier Cats generally aren’t fond of carriers, often associating them with stressful vet visits. To ease their anxiety, it’s important to introduce the carrier well before the trip. Make it a safe, comfortable space for…
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01Dec 2024 by Michelle N
Helping Cats with our Community Cupboard

Helping Cats with our Community Cupboard

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Helping Cats with our Community Cupboard Town Cat’s established The Cat Cupboard Relief Program in 2020, with the intent of providing support to families who are experiencing financial hardship caused by the pandemic and other economic challenges. Town Cat’s knows how important it is to have support during difficult times, and we aim to keep families together and reduce the possibility of animal surrender due to lack of resources. Our new, permanent Community Cat Cupboard is here to help ensure that a lack of food won’t cause undue stress due to surrendering the pet to a shelter and losing a beloved part of the family. Our program is available to all residents of Santa Clara county experiencing financial hardship regardless of the reason. We operate out of our shelter- and…
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15Nov 2024 by Michelle N
Senior Cats

Senior Cats

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Caring for Senior Cats: How to Keep Your Older Feline Healthy and Happy As cats age, their needs change, just like in humans. Cats age about 7 years every year so going to get check ups is very important. A senior cat, generally considered to be around 7 years or older, may require extra attention to ensure they stay healthy, comfortable, and happy during their golden years. While older cats often remain active and full of personality, they are more susceptible to age-related health issues, and owners should be proactive in providing the best possible care. Here’s a guide to understanding and caring for your senior cat. 1. Regular Vet Check-Ups Routine veterinary visits are critical for senior cats. As they age, cats are prone to health problems such as…
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