The answer is that most cat owners opt out of fixing their cats is cost…some people just think the headaches of their cat repeatedly going into heat and possibly getting pregnant is more doable than a one-time payment to eliminate those headaches.

So, what is YOUR reasoning for not having your cat spayed or neutered?

Are you enjoying listening to your cat bay at other cats for hours on end, for days on end? Do you overlook your cat getting pregnant repeatedly or revel in the stench of your male cat spraying all over your home? Or are you the type of cat owner that thinks the solution is just to let your cat outside to become an outside stray cat, as a means of solving this problem?

Whatever your reason is, it is the IRRESPONSIBLE one and you are adding to other people’s problems if you have chosen the option that allows your cat to be a stray. Find out more at this website of the vet Woodland Hills.

A ferret’s ears will benefit greatly from regular cleaning. Before undertaking the task of cleaning your pet’s ears, be sure you know the correct way to do it to avoid any injury.

From a bottle of ear cleansing solution, pour a small amount into a small container. While holding your pet ferret by its scruff on a countertop or table, dip a Q-tip into the solution and gently clean each ear. Don’t go deep into the ear canal for you may rupture the sensitive ear drums. Use the dry side of the Q-tip to absorb the excess moisture once you have thoroughly cleaned the ear. Always use fresh Q-tips for each ear.

A visit to your Markham veterinarian is needed if you observe your ferret scratching excessively or showing any of these signs—excess build-up of ear wax that may be black or reddish-brown in color, or any ear disch ... Read more »

Your cat is armed with scent glands that are located at the base of its tail that are utilized for identifying other animals and there are scent glands located between its eyes and ears (Its cheeks) that are utilized for marking. Your cat will use the scent glands on its face to mark its territory and all objects in it, including you.

Rubbing up against you firmly is not only about affection…it is also about your cat “taking ownership” over you. Upon meeting another cat or another type of animal, your cat may allow the animal to smell its scent glands under its tail to obtain more information about your cat (a means of identification). The secretion that is expelled during marking or identifying (undetectable to humans) is what other animals would pick up on to know that the person, place, or thing that the cat marked belongs to the cat and no one else. Head on over to ... Read more »