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Last chance to register for my free Cat Repair Cafe workshop tomorrow and Thursday. Find out the ways you can save yourself a vet trip.

I will go through the 5 most common reasons cat owners bring their cat to the vet without needing to. I will also help you with your cat queries that you want repaired live on the call! Register here now! https://firstclasscatclub.mykajabi.com/registration-page

Want to learn the top 5 reasons owners pay to see a vet when they do not need to? Want to discuss the concerns you have about your cat with a cat expert live and for free?👇

Comment on the post to receive a link to the free training, or use the link below.

After thousands of consults with cats and their owners, I’ve noticed a major trend.

Many cat owners bring their cats to the vet for conditions that do not need treatment or could be prevented at home with a simple tweak in diet or lifestyle.

Instead, cat owners are spending money on vet visits, when they do not need to.

They are also worrying about symptoms that they do not need to worry about.

And when they do go to the vet, they often do not get a clear explanation on how these conditions could be prevented, or even what they are.

How many times has your cat had a runny eye? Do you know there is a well known virus that is probably causing it, and you do not need a vet visit each time?

The true problem is that there is not enough time during an average vet consult to discuss prevention of common cat symptoms. Most vet consults are 10-15 minutes long - just enough time to treat your cat without giving you the vital information you need to not have to come back with the same symptoms in the near future.

My goal is to give cat owners the knowledge they need to not have to visit the vet unnecessarily and not stress about symptoms they do not need to worry about.

In my free training I will tell you about the top 5 reasons cat owners visit the vet when they do not need to. Not only will this knowledge save you stress, money and time, it will also save your cat from preventable illness and the stress of vet visits.

This training is perfect for you if you
👉 Are a cat owner who wants to increase their knowledge about the illnesses cats get and how to prevent them
👉 Are a cat owner who wants to save money and time
👉 Are a cat owner who wants to only bring your cat to the vet when it is necessary

I will also do live "repairs" on the call - we will discuss your specific concerns about your cat and I will help you resolve your concerns.

Comment "PREVENTION" if you want to join the live training 😺😻. You can also use this link to register https://firstclasscatclub.mykajabi.com/registration-page

Ever wondered why your cat belly flops in front of you when they see you?

This is called "the social roll" and cats only do it when they trust you. Read my blog post to find out more https://www.allcats.co.uk/post/the-social-roll-with-purrs

Does your cat need a dental? If not now, they most likely will need one in the future. This little tip will help make the anesthetic safer for your cat, and allow them to be more comfy afterwards.

Local blocks are when we inject local anesthetic to block a specific nerve supplying a tooth, so that the cat cannot feel that tooth being extracted. They are AMAZING and allow cats to be more comfortable after extractions. They also make extractions safer because it means we can extract teeth using much lower doses of anesthetic compared to without the local block.

If you would like to learn more about local blocks you can check out this week's blog post!

The Benefits of Local Anesthetic Blocks for Cats At the veterinary clinic, ensuring the well-being and comfort of our feline patients during and after anesthesia should be a top priority. One valuable tool in achieving this goal is the use of local anesthetic blocks. Unfortunately, most vet practices have not yet embraced local anesthesia, we will...

Who can believe it is September today?? As the leaves begin to change it's time to ensure that our cats are ready to embrace the season ahead.

September brings new challenges and opportunities for cat owners, and I want to make sure you have all the essential tips and insights to keep your feline friend safe, healthy, and happy during autumn.

Check out this week's blog post to make sure you and your cat are ready for autumn.

It includes tips on:

- Navigating seasonal allergies to keep your cat comfortable
- Embracing weather changes and creating cozy spaces for your cat
- Adjusting to back-to-school routines and minimizing stress
- Being mindful of seasonal hazards and how to protect your cat
- Providing mental and physical stimulation for a happy and engaged cat

Fall Into Health: Essential Tips for Keeping Your Cat Safe and Happy This September As the leaves change color and the air turns crisper, it's time to ensure that our feline friends are prepared for the autumn season. September marks a transitional period that brings unique challenges and opportunities for cat owners. In this blog post, I will provide essential tips and insights to...

Happy Sunday fur friends! Time for a nap with meomy now, she's been at work while I've been keeping the house safe!

We all have THAT box, drawer or shelf with a hidden stash of medication that we do not know what to do with. We are often reluctant to get rid of in case we need it. We have one for human medications, but as cat owners we often have one for our cats too. But keeping old medication for those rainy days may not be as safe and innocuous as you think. Old medications can pose a hazard to your cat for several reasons. Check out this week's blog post to find out why. And remember, if you do have medications you want to get rid of, your vet will help you dispose of them safely, and usually for free!

Can I Use Expired Medications? As cat owners, we strive to provide the best care for our beloved feline companions, especially when it comes to their health. One crucial aspect of responsible pet care is understanding the importance of using medications appropriately. In this blog post, I highlight the potential dangers of using....

Tired of the British rain?

If you are you travelling with your cat to Europe this summer there are a couple of important steps to follow.

It's easy to take your cat with you, as long as you avoid the pitfalls!

Make sure you have everything covered before you go by checking out my new blog post here!

Travelling with your cat - UK to EU Are you planning to travel with your feline friend from the UK to Europe? Whether it's a family vacation or a permanent relocation, understanding the travel requirements and ensuring a smooth journey for your cat is essential. In this blog post, I outline the necessary steps and regulations for brin...

Bank holiday nap time 🥰🐈‍⬛

Living in hope of spontaneous combustion

If you are a new kitten owner, a first time cat mum or you are thinking about getting a new kitten, then you probably have lots of questions about your new family member.

Have you Googled questions only to find a hundred different answers? Do you post in free Facebook groups but you are not sure if you can trust who is answering your question?

I am a vet with 10 years experience as a cat only vet. I help cat owners build good habits and be the best cat parent they can be. Join me for my free live hour webinar on the 19th and 20th of April where I will take you from kitten confused to kitten confident.

Click the link and save your spot now, places are limited!
https://firstclasscatclub.mykajabi.com/kittenconfident

Be cat confident! Cat vet and regular Modern Cat contributor Dr. Eleanor Flynn (aka All Cats) is offering a two FREE webinars: one for cat lovers and another for first-time kitten owners. Know their symptoms and trust your intuition when caring for your cat -- sign up here! 🐾

https://firstclasscatclub.mykajabi.com/kittenconfident
https://firstclasscatclub.mykajabi.com/catconfident

Are you a first time cat owner? Do you find yourself Googling questions or posting on free Facebook groups for answers to your questions? Do you even know if the answers are reliable?

If you are frustrated by all of the conflicting advice and information out there, then join me for a free 1 hour webinar on the 19th and 20th of April to help you be more cat confident.

You will learn:
🐱The symptoms you do, and do not, need to worry about
🐱When and how you can avoid vet visits, and when you need to go to the vet
😿 The subtle ways your cat is telling you that they are not well
😺 Why trusting your gut is so important in cats

Click the link to save your spot now, spaces are limited!

https://firstclasscatclub.mykajabi.com/catconfident

Snoring, heat mat and one leg in the air. I am having some major nap envy...

Starting day 2 at with cats and a free coffee thanks to . Excited to brush up on my knowledge on lymphoma, diabetes and dentistry in Manchester today.

Whatever your kids look like, happy Mother's Day to all the mums out there.
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Thinking about getting a new cat or kitten? If you do not want to upset your current kitty but you feel like life would be better with multiple cats, check out my guide on how to introduce a new cat to your household.

How to introduce a new cat to your household Adding a new cat to your household can be an exciting but stressful experience. It's essential to take the proper steps to ensure a smooth introduction and a harmonious relationship between the cats. Here are some tips on how to introduce a new cat to your household. Set up a safe space: Before brin...

Hi cat lovers! I am planning a free webinar for cat owners in April and I am looking at what topics cat owners are struggling with the most. In the comments below please tell me what you need help with, what topics you need information about or what you would love to see a webinar on. Thank you for your feedback!

Sunday morning playtime. Keeping my boo happy keeps me happy 🐈❤.

In this week's blog I cover what you should consider when choosing the right cat carrier for you. This can make all the difference to you and your cat and it can make vet visits less (or more!) stressful :-)

Choosing the right cat carrier When it comes to transporting your feline friend, choosing the right cat carrier is essential for both your cat's safety and comfort. With so many options on the market, it can be overwhelming to know where to start. In this blog post, we will go over the key factors to consider when choosing a carr...

In this week's blog post I cover why urinary tract infections (UTIs) are uncommon in young cats. It is incredibly common for owners of young cats to bring their cat to the vet for a "UTI" when in fact their cat has a preventable illness that you can do much at home to help prevent, and avoid a vet visit.

Check it out and share with your friends now!

Why your young cat is unlikely to have a UTI... As a cat owner, you may be familiar with urinary tract infections (UTIs) and its associated discomfort and inconvenience for both you and your feline companion. A"UTI" is a common reason cat owners book appointments with their vet, and a common reason they seek help online. But young cats rarely, if...

Of course this makes purrfect sense! If you are not playing with your cat on a daily basis please start! It is fun, it helps you bond with your cat and it results in an improved quality of life for your cat. It's just a small amount of time out of your day, but it means so much to your kitty! Make play time a habit! 😊❤🐈

A recent study at the University of Adelaide confirms what most cat parents already know: regular playtime with your cat improves their quality of life! The study also indicated that some undesirable behaviors might result from insufficient playtime. The study was based on surveying cat owners from all over the world.

👉Click the link to read more about this study.
http://ow.ly/qMnF50MNBGv

The purrfect prawn 😍❤
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The first snowdrops! I am so happy that spring is coming 😍
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Sundays are the best!

Not sure when the right time to neuter your kitten is?

Neutering at 4 months is recommended by Cats Protection, International Society of Feline Medicine and all of the major UK cat charities. It is backed by research that tells us it has all the advantages we want, without any of the disadvantages people worry about.

Watch the video I made with Feline Medicine Specialist Martha Cannon for more information! 😃

🐈 Pre-pubertal neutering at around four months of age can have a significant effect on reducing accidental litters and controlling unowned cat populations 🐈

Recent evidence has shown no difference between the physical and behavioural development of cats neutered at four months of age compared to those at the more traditional age of six months and above, and improved anaesthetic protocols have now been developed to reduce the risk of complications like hypoglycaemia 🩸and hypothermia 🌡

Watch the video of Martha and Eleanor from the Oxford Cat Clinic discussing the benefits of neutering at four months of age ➡️ https://youtu.be/eFHTRCqlMpo

Discussing and booking neutering at the time of a kitten’s primary vaccination can help educate caregivers on the benefits of early neutering and ensures you are working as a clinic to positively affect and manage the cat population 🧩👇

If you are a UK clinic and would like to make the change to four-month neutering, the Cat-Kind website has a wealth of resources to support you ➡️ https://cat-kind.org.uk/

What are your clinic’s neutering policies ❓

The kitty "trout pout" is a common reason that I see cats in the clinic, they have a swollen lip because of a flea allergy or an allergy to their plastic or metal food or water bowls.

If your cat is otherwise well, you can resolve this at home by treating your cat for fleas with a reliable flea treatment or swap their bowls for ceramic or glass alternatives.

If your cat is unwell, always consult your vet.

Dr Eleanor - A vet for cats on Instagram: "This is a common reason that I see cats in the clinic, they have a swollen lip because of a flea allergy or an allergy to their plastic or metal food or water bowls. If your cat is otherwise well, you... Dr Eleanor - A vet for cats shared a post on Instagram: "This is a common reason that I see cats in the clinic, they have a swollen lip because of a flea allergy or an allergy to their plastic or metal food or water bowls. If your cat is otherwise well, you can resolve this at home by treating your....