Itchy Pet Do’s and Don’ts
If your pet is constantly scratching, you likely want to [...]
How Annual Wellness Screenings Benefit Your Pet
Your pet’s health is valuable, and our Village Veterinary Hospital [...]
Heartworm in Pets: The Facts
Every time you visit the veterinarian, you’re bombarded with recommendations [...]
Feline Arthritis FAQs
While veterinarians have diagnosed canine arthritis for many years, until [...]
4 DIY Enrichment Toys for Cats and Dogs
Like people, pets can get bored, anxious, and depressed when [...]
How to Care for an Exotic Pet
Every pet is unique, and while some people prefer a [...]
The Why and When Behind Pet Dental Cleanings
Your pet’s dental health is as important as your own, [...]
The Diseases Pet Vaccines Help Prevent
Vaccines train your pet’s immune system to protect them against [...]
How to Avoid the Top 5 Pet Cold Safety Hazards
January is Washington’s coldest month, and although we don’t get [...]
Achieving Pet Health Goals with New Year’s Resolutions
Are you the type of person who likes to work [...]
By the Numbers: Pet Obesity and Weight Management
Pet obesity and weight management are enormous topics—pun intended—and pet [...]
Assessing Your Senior Pet’s Quality of Life
As pets age, they require more frequent care and attention. [...]
That’s Purr-fect—Keys to Keeping Your Indoor Cat Happy
Your indoor cat’s happiness is more than a mood—contented cats [...]
Parasitic Diseases and Pets
Pets are extraordinary creatures with complex inner lives that we [...]
Cater to Your Pet’s Five Senses This Holiday Season
The holidays are about spending time celebrating with loved ones, [...]
Holiday Pet Hazards and How to Prevent Them
The holidays are a special time of year, but they [...]
Does My Pet Have Arthritis?
Dogs and cats age much faster than people. And, although [...]
Heartworm Disease in Pets—A Rising Risk in the Pacific Northwest
Once upon a time, heartworm disease was a tragic condition [...]
Environmental Enrichment for Cats
© Seattle Humane Society. All Rights Reserved Make Your Cat [...]
Humans Foods Cats Can & Cannot Eat
YESApplesRiceBananasCooked SalmonBell Pepper’sCooked SardinesSteamed BroccoliSpinachBlueberriesStrawberriesCantaloupeSweet PotatoCarrotsYogurtCheese (In Moderation*) Chicken Eggs Green Beans Kale Peaches Peanut Butter Pineapple [...]
Plants & Your Cat
Some houseplants, flowers, and other plants can make you cat [...]
New Advice on Spay/Neuter of Kittens: Earlier Is Better
Kim Campbell Thornton American Veterinarian, Volume 2, Issue 3 New [...]
New Kitten Introductions
By Heather Jelks| Animal Care Center Castle Pines, CO Follow [...]
Plants & Your Dog
Some houseplants, flowers, and other plants can make you cat [...]
Starting Out Right With Your New Cat And The Litterbox
© Seattle Humane Society Resource Library Most cats have a [...]