Sentences with phrase «feline guardians»

It is for these reasons that many feline guardians choose to have their pets on heartworm preventative medication like Heartgard for cats as well as flea and tick control products like Advantage II and Frontline Plus, even if outside exposure is minimal.

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Subtle issues such as slight changes in thirst or appetite, coat quality, and digestive tract dysfunction often go unnoticed by even the most observant feline guardian.

Many feline guardians will respond by slowly blinking back, assuring the cats that they are loved, safe, and secure.

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After middle age, feline guardians should consider annual wellness blood testing, including a CBC / chemistry and thyroid blood profile, as well as a urine analysis to detect early or hidden disease.

One of the most important reasons for having a cat regularly examined, (no matter what the lifestyle of the particular animal) is for the simple reason that cats often hide or mask clinical disease, acting seemingly normal to the feline guardian only until they are very sick.

Feline guardians should be on the look out for subtle signs of weight loss, including a muscle loss / atrophy over the shoulders and back, as well as increased thirst / urination and appetite or behavioral changes in their cat.

No matter which approach is chosen, treatment of feline gingivitis / stomatitis is never easy, and will require long term commitment and patience on both feline guardian and veterinarian's part.

They are aware that quality cat foods and cat treats are one of the most important investments a cat owner can make as a feline guardian.