Saturday, June 15, 2013
To the Rescue!
Monday, February 20, 2012
Woolie Boolie
Saturday, April 23, 2011
Monkey Business
Monday, March 14, 2011
Cat Fancy
"Bandit" is a absolute flirt. His perpetual wink might just get ya! "Munch" up top and "Tater" to the left make seeing cats an absolute joy. They are all so unique in physical attributes as well as in personalities.
I am sure that having the 'vet come to the pet' made their lives much easier. Most cats that are fearful to go into the veterinary office do not get medical care for years due to the stress of the mere event. A stress free house call ensures they get medical attention every year. These three were a piece of cake, or should I say tuna~;) I cannot thank their human mommy "Danna" enough for sharing them with myself & my staff.
I was stunned by "Taters" coloring and also how well she blended in with the home decor. I find it amazing that pets like "Bandit" that have some physical challenges like the loss of an eye adapt and do exceptionally well. "Munch" was a little shy for the camera, but by the time we left he was ready to be profiled as one of our three pets of the month! I left them purring myself.
Dr. Dani
Pet-Fixer Inc.
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Friday, June 26, 2009
Carly, Vera Lynn, Henry Lee, & Leonard Cohen
We are honored to profile all four of our feline friends as this months pet of the month. The Bush family extend themselves to rescue cats and offer the very best care for their four babies. Once rescued we were called to neuter Carl, whom we soon realized should be named Carly and a spay would better suit her~;) These four cats co-habitat well together and seldom require Dr. Dani's attention. There are many things that you can do if you have multiple cats to ensure proper health and a sound environment. Here are some useful tips. Having multiple litter boxes cleaned on a regular basis will ensure proper voiding and decrease the chance of urinary tract problems.
Feed a diet formulated for multiple cats. It is best to feed at specified feeding times instead of allowing for all day and night grazing to reduce the potential of obesity. Dry food is recommended to prevent dental disease as well as obesity unless otherwise advised by a veterinarian. Try not to give a large number of treats, cut them in half to prevent obesity. Offer multiple water receptacles at all times. These are just a few tips that the Bush family implements making for a healthy four cat household.
Pet-Fixer thanks the Bush family for sharing with us!