|
Popular Pages Home Dogs Cats Birds Fish, Reptiles Other Pets What's New??!! Report a Lost Pet Pet Financial Aid, Spay and Neuter Resources, and Rescue Group Assistance Contact Us Legal Stuff and Copyright Information |
![]() Choosing a Vet for Your Cat
While these changes can indicate a health problem, they can also be normal changes that occur throughout your cat's life. SO, pay attention to these changes until you can accurately determine the causes. And establish a good relationship with a Veterinarian. What About Veterinarians? You will find that most Vets are friendly, patient, understanding of your situation, and competent. But, here are some points to consider:
And, don't be afraid to talk to the Vet. Ask how he or she feels about animals, do they have a preference for one species or another. Watch how he or she handles your CAT and watch how you CAT allows the VET to handle him or her. If you aren't satisfied with the treatment of yourself and your CAT, move on to another VET. You'll be relying on this individual's knowledge, care, and treatment for your CAT. If you're uncomfortable--search until you're not! | |||||||