Healthy Pets Go to the Vet

Having multiple pets makes for an awesome household; however, when they're different species, things can get a bit hairy. Rodents, felines, avians, and canines can, given the right circumstances, all become friends, though you need to watch out for the occasional nip, nibble, and scratch. When fur and feathers fly, there's bound to be a little whimpering, hissing, or squawking you need to look into. Rodents Vs. Cats And Dogs

Bringing a new kitten home can be both an exciting and stressful time as you begin to acclimate to each other. If you have a kitten, it's important to feed it a balanced, nutritious diet appropriate to its age and to watch for any signs of health problems that might require treatment. 1. Upper Respiratory Infections Upper respiratory infections in kittens (sometimes referred to as cat flu) is a common ailment that can become very serious if left untreated.