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Cats Can Get Ticks Too!

Ticks are a concern for cats, whether they stay indoors or like to go outside. If your cat goes outdoors, they are at risk of getting ticks from long grassy areas, as well as around undergrowth and trees. The tick will usually be found around the face, neck or shoulder areas.

Parasite FYI

Since this is spring and with spring showers come fleas, ticks, and more time spent outside, it is time to discuss the “dangers” of enjoying outside.

What’s happening at Clayton Park Veterinary Hospital?

Join us at the Clayton Park Veterinary Hospital Facebook page for a live interactive event with Dr. Samm Wambolt:

The Truth about Vaccines and Parasite Control in Indoor Cats

As a veterinary professional, I hear all time from clients and family members this exact thing: “I don’t need to vaccinate them because they are an indoor cat”, or “they don’t need to be treated for parasites because they are an indoor cat”.

“It’s That Time of Year”… Again

The time of year when we believe Spring brings out the “bugs”.  

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