We have provided the following links to other websites because we know that 69% of cat people like to search the internet for cat information.  We want you to be confident that the links you go to have credible information in veterinary medicine and cats in general.  Have fun getting an education about cats and cat healthcare, but please know that no information is a replacement for individualized veterinary care for your cat.  

Favorite Links
Healthy Cats for Life
One of the most common things we hear from people is that they didn’t realize their cat was sick.  This site helps you pick up health problems early on so that your cat doesn’t suffer.  Dr. Rodan helped develop the information for this site because of her dedication to feline health care everywhere.

National Pet Wellness Month
Whether it’s National Pet Wellness Month (October) or not, this website is a gem of a site and fun too.  Lots of great cat info and some dog info too, for those who have both cats and dogs.

Indoor Cat Initiative
A great web site  for every cat lover – this is not just for indoor cats, but how to understand your cat’s needs, and  help with your cat’s enjoyment and well-being.
 
Cornell Feline Health Center
Great videos on “How To’s”, plus a thorough section on Health Information.

Feline Advisory Bureau
A fantastic site, with information on how to have a cat-friendly home and playtime with your cat.  The only thing is that the site is developed for the European cat in mind, where it’s more likely to let cats outdoors.

Cat Fancier’s Association
Great purebred cat info and fun things for kids to do

Favorite Links for Specific Problems
Poisonous plants
Listing of numerous poisonous plants, as well as the phone number to call for all other poisons.

Companion Animal Parasite Council:
     Parasite prevention protects both cats and people
     Cats get heartworms too and they can be prevented
 
Chronic Kidney disease: Feline Chronic Renal Failure Information Center
Most cats will develop kidney disease.  With love and good care, the majority of them can live for several years (we’ve seen up to 8 years at the Cat Care Clinic).  This site is designed by 2 amazing cat owners, and is great for people who have just found out that their cat has kidney disease, and those wanting moral support or more information about kidney disease.

Diabetes in cats

Asthma:  Feline Asthma with Fritz the Brave

Pet Loss Support
Please click here for all the information on pet loss support.