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St. Francis Fund Helping Cats in Need
November 19, 2018
The Cats Exclusive team and St. Francis Fund Respond to a Unusual Emergency
Vet Tech Week
October 15, 2018
This week of October 14-20 we celebrate National Veterinary Technician week! This is an opportunity to recognize and appreciate all of our hard working Veterinary Technicians here at Cat’s Exclusive Veterinary Center.
Choosing the Best Litter for Your Cat
September 7, 2018
Although by nature cats are clean and fastidious, cat owners commonly report poor elimination habits. Selecting the best litter for your cat's individual needs is an important component of your cat's overall well-being.
Don't Eat That!
August 9, 2018
Cats seemingly have the ability to turn any object into a toy; straws, bits of foil, dental floss, paper bags whatever they can get their paws on can be turned into a toy.
Fourth of July Safety
June 18, 2018
Independence Day is a time when many of us invite family and friends to join us in barbeques, fireworks and celebrations. For our furry friends it can be scary, full of unsettling noises and unfamiliar guests. Here are some tips to help keep your furry family safe during this holiday.
Send Your Kitty Into Bliss
February 5, 2018
You're probably familiar with catnip and the reaction it can create in cats. But what if your kitty doesn't seem to like catnip? There are alternatives!
Cats and Essential Oils Don't Always Mix
January 15, 2018
There have been some articles appearing on social media lately about the use of essential oils making pets sick.
A Fright Fest of Fleas
October 24, 2017
The real vampires this time of year are these blood-sucking parasites, known to entomologists as Ctenocephalides felis (the comb-head cat flea).
Bats, Rabies, Oh My!
October 24, 2017
Bats found across Washington state, is a good time to remind everyone to keep pets away from wild animals
Take Your Cat to the Vet Day!
August 18, 2017
Regular examinations are important to preventative health, allowing veterinarians to discover health issues before they develop into something serious.
