Think your indoor cat doesn’t need vaccines? Think again! Even the most pampered house cats are at risk for serious diseases. At Stonebrook Family Pet Clinic, we believe in keeping all our feline friends safe and healthy. Learn why vaccines like the Rabies, FVRCP, and FeLV are essential for indoor cats and how preventative care can keep your kitty purring happily for years to come. Protect your cat with the right vaccines and regular check-ups—because even indoor explorers need a safety net!

Ensure your pets stay hydrated this summer to prevent severe health issues like dehydration. Provide constant access to fresh water, cool shaded areas, and consider hydrating treats and wet food to boost their water intake.

Giardia are single-celled organisms, infectious to many types of animals (including humans) all over the world. Their presence in the host intestine can cause diarrhea, though some hosts are symptom-free carriers.

Itchy skin in the small animal is often more than just a minor annoyance. Red, oozing bald patches; rashes; and large expanses of hair loss are unfortunate markers of very real discomfort for which a cause should be sought and dealt with.

One of your most important responsibilities as a cat owner is to provide your cat with the necessary nutrients required for its growth and maintenance.

Many owners complain that their cats scratch furniture and carpets, chew on fabric, or munch on houseplants.

Aggression in cats can be a complicated and upsetting problem for owners to solve.

Many cat owners are apprehensive about giving their pet tablet medications. It can be done, and it really is not as hard as you think.

A spay (ovariohysterectomy) is an operation to remove the ovaries and uterus from a female dog or cat. This is a permanent form of birth control for female pets.

When considering the natural behavior of most felines, it is obvious that the average housecat receives very low levels of environmental stimulation.

Kittens begin learning and developing behaviors long before you bring them home. They continue to learn every day, and their interactions with you, other animals, and the environment will shape their behavior.

Here’s a list of parasites commonly found in kittens.

Here’s a list of the most common diseases we find in kittens, and signs you should look for.