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Fact sheets - general

Responding to complaints about community cats
How to determine a kitten's sex


 

Fact sheets - medical problems

Colds in cats
Screening for Ringworm disease


Ear mites in cats
Ringworm treatment for cats



Forms

Pet Trading form
Form to use when adopting a cat, or giving one for adoption!
Pet Trading form (Adoption).jpg (250.63KB)
Pet Trading form
Form to use when adopting a cat, or giving one for adoption!
Pet Trading form (Adoption).jpg (250.63KB)




All about Fleas

  • 1. All about FLEAS copy
  • 2. Controlling fleas CAT copy
  • 3. Controlling fleas HOUSE copy
  • 4. How to find flea dirt copy


Viruses

Cats can get the feline coronavirus causing a disease called FIP (feline infectious peritonitis). Get your cats vaccinated, from age 16 weeks and older!
Cats can get the feline coronavirus causing a disease called FIP (feline infectious peritonitis). Get your cats vaccinated, from age 16 weeks and older!
Parvo = Feline distemper (Feline Panleukopenia Virus)
Parvo = Feline distemper (Feline Panleukopenia Virus)


What are...  Community Cats?
“Community cats” is the catch-all term the animal welfare community uses for those feral and stray cats living outdoors in our communities. These cats are generally considered unowned or to have a loose affiliation with one or more people who care for them.
Concerned residents feed them and may provide some form of shelter in their own homes or on their own property, but do not always identify the cats as their own personal pets.