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Your cat lives indoors, never visits the backyard, and may spend most of the day watching the world from a favorite window. So when a rabies vaccine reminder arrives, it is reasonable to wonder: does an indoor cat really need it? That question comes up because indoor cats generally have fewer opportunities to encounter wildlife than cats who roam outside. Still, “indoors only” does not mean there is no possible exposure, and rabies vaccination is treated differently from lifestyle-based vaccines such as feline leukemia. Understanding that difference can make your cat’s vaccination plan feel much less confusing. Why Rabies Still Matters...

Fireworks may be fun for families, but for many dogs and cats, the loud booms, flashing lights, and sudden changes in routine can feel overwhelming. Around July 4th, pet parents in St. Louis, Lemay, Mehlville, Affton, Oakville, and nearby South County communities often notice the same worrying signs: a dog trembling in the corner, a cat disappearing under the bed, or a pet trying to bolt through an open door. If that sounds familiar, you are not alone. The good news is that a little preparation before Independence Day can help your furry family member feel safer and more secure. June...

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