Dear Readers: Here are a few hints on keeping your CAT SAFE:
Be sure your cat always wears an ID outdoors and indoors (in case your cat scoots out the door).
Store all household poisons and cleaning products safely so a curious cat or child won't get in trouble!
Many human medications are lethal to cats, so don't administer without a veterinarian's directions.
Please follow the directions for flea products carefully, and call your vet or the manufacturer if you have any questions.
Recognize the signs of poisoning: bumping into things due to blindness, not eating, seizures, vomiting, dizzy and uncoordinated, constipation or diarrhea. Get your cat to the vet or emergency clinic ASAP.
Car fluids such as gas and oil are harmful, and antifreeze can be lethal!
Be sure your cat always wears an ID outdoors and indoors (in case your cat scoots out the door).
Store all household poisons and cleaning products safely so a curious cat or child won't get in trouble!
Many human medications are lethal to cats, so don't administer without a veterinarian's directions.
Please follow the directions for flea products carefully, and call your vet or the manufacturer if you have any questions.
Recognize the signs of poisoning: bumping into things due to blindness, not eating, seizures, vomiting, dizzy and uncoordinated, constipation or diarrhea. Get your cat to the vet or emergency clinic ASAP.
Car fluids such as gas and oil are harmful, and antifreeze can be lethal!
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