by Shana Martin | Jun 24, 2023 | Anecdotes, animal health, brush your pet's teeth, cat's teeth, dental veterinarian, Pet care, pet dentist, pet's teeth, Veterinary, Veterinary Dentist
When you work at a cat hotel, you hear a lot of stories about, well, cats. Entertaining anecdotes are a favorite at Club Cat. Fortunately, much like viral cat videos, there is no shortage of them. We also hear some not so entertaining stories. Like when our customers’...
by Club Cat | May 24, 2023 | animal health, Bath your cat, Cat grooming, Lion's cut, Pet care, Pet grooming, pet health, Shave your cat
Picture this: It’s 110 degrees outside. You walk into your home office from a client lunch and sit at your desk to catch up on emails. You can feel the moistness gathering on the back of your neck beneath your hair. You immediately crave a shower. As you debate how to...
by Club Cat | Apr 24, 2023 | Adopt don't shop, animal health, Animal Shelters, Behavior, Pet adoption
Most cat parents would agree that adopting a cat is not for the fainthearted because cats usually have a personality that’s quite unlike any other domesticated pet. Also, cats tend to be quite fussy if their living arrangements aren’t up to scratch. That’s why it pays...
by Club Cat | Jan 24, 2023 | animal health, Pet care, pet health, Veterinary
Obviously, every pet owner wants their four-legged friend to live a long and healthy life. Unfortunately, though, our beloved pets don’t live forever. Eventually, you’ll be caring for a senior pet and enjoying your animal companion’s golden years. This can be a...
by Shana Martin | Dec 23, 2022 | animal health, Mobile Pet Clinic, pet health, Veterinary
If you live long enough, you figure out that not all human doctors are equal. Some are fantastic. Some are meh. And some are downright criminal (hence the growing number of podcasts like Dr. Death). Why should animal doctors be any different? And yet, it seems they...
by Club Cat | Jul 24, 2022 | animal health, Behavior, Cat parents, pet health, Pet Parents
If you’ve ever witnessed an aggressive cat, it can be equally bewildering and worrisome, if not frightening, depending on the size and age of the cat involved. One common form of aggression in felines is motivated by an unhealthy rapport with food. Because food is...
