Get the latest scoop on feline health with monthly videos featuring Dr. Kelly St. Denis, as she offers her practical advice and recommendations for optimizing feline care.
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GET THE LATEST SCOOP ON MATERNALLY DERIVED ANTIBODY INTERFERENCE IN KITTENS
Maternally derived antibody (MDA) interference can complicate kitten vaccination schedules, making it a key concern for veterinarians and cat owners.
In this edition of the KITTY INSIDER, Dr. Kelly St. Denis explores the complexities of MDA interference in kittens. She shares valuable insights on how MDA can impact vaccine efficacy and provides practical strategies for optimizing vaccination protocols. From...
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GET THE LATEST SCOOP ON IN-CLINIC AND AT-HOME EVALUATION OF DEGENERATIVE JOINT DISEASE
Cats are experts at hiding illness, and osteoarthritis pain is no exception, which makes diagnosing this condition especially challenging for veterinarians and caregivers.
In this month’s KITTY INSIDER, Dr. Kelly St. Denis discusses degenerative joint disease (DJD) in senior cats, sharing essential ways for evaluating and managing osteoarthritis and joint pain in the clinic and at home. She highlights the...
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GET THE LATEST SCOOP ON KITTEN VACCINATION
Proper vaccination is critical for safeguarding kittens against common infectious diseases.
In this month’s KITTY INSIDER, Dr. Kelly St. Denis discusses key factors like maternal immunity, age at weaning, and disease exposure that shape vaccination protocols. She highlights how the recommended protocols can protect kittens from serious illnesses and promote their long-term health and well-being.
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GET THE LATEST SCOOP ON THE FeLV INFECTION
Our understanding of the feline leukemia virus (FeLV) has significantly advanced over the past two decades, yet much remains to be uncovered about this complex and insidious virus.
In this month’s KITTY INSIDER, Dr. Kelly St. Denis delves into the outcomes of FeLV infection, its modes of transmission, and the critical role of timely testing and vaccination. She explores the complexities of FeLV testing, from interpreting discordant results to managing...
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GET THE LATEST SCOOP ON CAT-FRIENDLY HANDLING
National Take Your Cat to the Vet Day
isn't just a reminder for cat owners to bring their feline companions to the clinic; it's also about encouraging regular check-ups and enhancing the veterinary visit experience for both cats and their owners.
In this month's KITTY INSIDER, Dr. Kelly St. Denis shares five practical tips to improve visits for your feline patients, their caregivers, and your veterinary team.
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GET THE LATEST SCOOP ON THE TOP 5 MYTHS ABOUT CATS AND PARASITES
While indoor cats have less exposure to parasites compared to outdoor cats, they are not entirely immune. Pet owners must take preventive measures and be aware of potential risks to keep their beloved indoor felines healthy and parasite-free.
In this month's KITTY INSIDER, Dr. Kelly St. Denis debunks the top five myths about cats and parasites, highlighting why even indoor felines require vigilant protection.
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GET THE LATEST SCOOP ON FELINE NUTRITION
In veterinary clinics, three primary vital assessments are routinely performed during patient visits: temperature, pulse, and respiration. However, it's important to also consider pain and nutrition when evaluating the health and well-being of feline patients.
In this month's KITTY INSIDER, Dr. Kelly St. Denis emphasizes the importance of discussing nutrition at every veterinary visit. She offers practical advice on ways to incorporate nutrition into...
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GET THE LATEST SCOOP ON RABIES
Spring is the season that draws everyone outdoors to enjoy the fresh air and sunshine. However, it's also a time when wildlife and neighbourhood cats become more active, increasing the risk of infectious diseases.
In this month's KITTY INSIDER, Dr. Kelly St. Denis discusses rabies prevention and vaccination, providing invaluable insights into safeguarding our feline friends. She also talks about essential preventive measures to ensure the well-being of our...
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GET THE LATEST SCOOP ON MANAGING CLAWED CATS
Cats naturally need to scratch: it helps keep their claws healthy and allows them to mark their territory. However, this behaviour may lead to damaged furniture, surfaces and unhappy pet parents.
In this month's KITTY INSIDER, Dr. Kelly St. Denis explores different scratching options for cats and offers advices to help caregivers encourage their beloved felines to scratch appropriate surfaces. Other resources
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