Our cats live happier, healthier lives in our homes when we understand their natural history, behaviors, and how the world looks to them. Cat Mastery shows you who cats are, why they do the things they do, and the simple, essential things you can do...
To enrich the lives of indoor cats, Ohio State University has developed this Resource Checklist which offers suggested changes you can make in your home to ensure your cat stays happy and healthy. Have a read!...
The clinical trial, being led by the University of Guelph Ontario Veterinary College and McMaster University’s Immunology Research Center, is using vaccines that may lead to cancer treatment for both animals and humans. BY VETERINARY PRACTICE NEWS EDITORS Published: 2014.11.04 06:42 AM UNIVERSITY OF GUELPH Maci, a 12-year-old cat, was...
This letter, from a client, appeared in in the September-October 2014 issue of the AVMA magazine. From time to time the ABVMA (Alberta Veterinary Medical Association) receives letters from pet owners wanting to publicly thank their veterinary team for excellent service. We haven’t printed these previously...
Introducing a new Veterinary Service in Calgary: Cat Vet At Home Did you know that many cats do not get their regular exam. This is not surprise to me. What is quite surprising is the fact that up to 60 % of the cat population will...
Dear client,
I will be out of the office from May 23,, 2025 and returning June 13, 2025.
Should you have any non-emergency questions or concerns during this time, you may send me an email at info@catvetathome.com. My current phone number may work but I am not certain. Please note that my internet or phone availability may depend on the local connection abroad, which may be unreliable. I will do my best to check on messages either by phone or emails at each opportunity I will have.
I will return any non-emergency messages or phone calls within 48 hours after my return.
If you may experience any emergency condition with your pet please contact Canyon Meadows Veterinary clinic (403-251-6926) or any veterinary emergency facility in your area.