Beauty Paws spring/summer 2023
- Solutions for everything from ear infections to dental health are easy!
1. Feline face
Does your cat have facial sores, rashes or acne? Veterinary Plus Feline Antimicrobial Facial Therapy is a liquid formula without antibiotics or steroids that cleans, reduces and prevents potential infections. It is not harmful if it is licked or eaten, and it has no color. ($13, vetericyn.com)
Forget the toothbrush: HICC Pet's Dental Finger Wipes make brushing your cat's teeth easier. These cleaners contain refined coconut oil, baking soda and chamomile extract to help clean plaque and tartar, freshen breath and maintain healthy teeth, helping you save money on Vet bills. ! ($16, hiccpet.com)
3. Feline Stress Buster!
Struggling with feline stress and anxiety or multiple cats in your family? Easy to use and clinically proven, the Feliway Optimum Starter Kit releases comforting pheromones into the air to help cats relax and adapt during stressful situations. ($55, feliway.ca)
4. happy ears
Is your cat suffering from burning ears, itching and smell? Oxyfresh's Advanced Pet Ear Cleaner gently removes wax, dirt and mites, soothing and cleaning your cat's ears for a happy cat! ($15, oxyfresh.com)
5. Sewing cats love
If your cat loves to be groomed, they'll love Hands On Grooming Gloves! These cloths can be used wet or dry and help remove your cat's fur while distributing natural oils for healthy skin and coat. ($25, handongloves.com)
6. Cat dinner is delicious
Cats need protein and water in their diet! Snappy Tom Lites Chicken with Salmon is made from sustainable and sustainable ingredients and is packed with vitamins and minerals. Plus, cats love taste! ($2 per power, snappytom.com)
7. Beauty-trash, of course
Reduce your cat's clumping issue with Boxie Cat's Eco Farm To Box Ultra-Durable Clumping Litter! This red color is made from wheat and rye that lasts for a long time. added flavor. ($20, boxiecat.com)
8. The litter cat loves it
Durable and lightweight, Catalyst Pet's Soft Wood cat litter is comfortable and offers superior smell control. Find the litter that meets your needs from Multi-Cat, Healthy Cat and the No-Filter system! (from $15, catalystpet.com)
9. It is easy to clean clothes.
Everyone knows that cats don't like baths! Restore your cat's coat easily with Pride + Groom's The Mane Tame Waterless Foaming Shampoo. Easy to use, it provides quick drying and deodorizing while ingredients like avocado, coconut, flax and jojoba oils promote the health of clothes! ($20, Prideandgroom.com)
10. Tuna for dinner!
Chicken soup for the soul Pork tuna in a dry house and brown rice cat food recipe contains ingredients such as tuna, chicken feed, brown rice, carrots and apples for a balanced diet. The added vitamins and minerals also help support your cat's heart, muscles, health and digestion! (from $19, chickensouppets.com)
11. Thank you, Cone of Shame!
Suitical's vet-approved feline recovery clothing is approved for the health cone, keeping cats well-recovered in veterinary procedures, skin conditions,
and others! ($40, suitical.com)
12. One bite for health
Support your cat's gut, immune and oral health with the Pro Den Plaque Off System perfect for cats! Perfect for cats with sensitive stomachs, these sweet potato and pumpkin treats also contain probiotics. ($ 12, swedencareusa.com)
- How to recognize a snake and what to do if your cat has been bitten
If you live in an area known to harbor venomous snakes and leave your cat outside, it is important to know what to do if your cat is bitten by a snake.
Adders, a venomous snake group that includes rattlesnakes, copperheads, and cottonmouth/water moccasins, account for nearly all venomous snakes in the United States and Canada. The distinguishing features of these snakes include the reciprocating claws, warm "pits" under the eyes, and elliptical pupils. (Thanks for those dreams.) Rattlesnakes cause the majority of snake deaths in North America. How to tell if your cat has been bitten by a snake
The bite site is often different between dogs and cats. In cats, snakes are bitten in the face, because cats use their front paws to strike snakes. On the other hand, dogs are more likely to bite snakes, so they are often bitten on the face or head.
- * Symptoms may appear immediately or 12-24 hours after the bite and include:
If you think your cat has been bitten by a venomous snake, contact your veterinarian immediately. Call your vet to let them know you're on your way. Try to keep your cat calm and limit its activities.
Try to keep the bite area below the chest level if possible. Do not try to treat your pet with tourniquets, milk, hot or cold compresses, incisions, or anything else: these methods do not work. Prompt and effective veterinary treatment is essential to limit the long-term consequences of ventilation.
Once at the vet, treatment advice may include the administration of antibiotics and supportive care (IV fluids and pain management). If you live in an area where venomous snakes are common, check to see if your veterinarian has Rattler Antivenom from MG Biologic.
It removes the venom of rattlesnakes, copper heads, and cotton/water mouth moccasins. Combined before it is ready to use, it removes snake venom, reduces swelling, reduces pain and reduces heat. Ask your veterinarian to save it in case of an emergency.
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