February Is National Cat Health Month; Tips To Keep Your Kitty Healthy

GHENT, W.Va. (WVNS) - Every February, cat owners across the country should take time to check in on their feline friends in honor of National Cat Health Month.

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NocoHumane.org highlights the importance of this month with helpful tips to keep your four-legged friend purring all month long. To start the month off right, we recommend taking your cat to the vet. In real life, schedules can be very demanding and our pets can suffer as a result. That's why the best way to prioritize your cat's health is to remember to schedule a checkup when National Cat Health Month begins. The cat.

Cats love to play and this play is important for maintaining weight and heart health. Buying new toys and replacing old ones that your cat may have broken is a good way to show him that you care about him and keep him healthy. New toys can also improve your cat's general mood, so this is important for his mental health during National Cat Health Month.

When it comes to your cat's mental health, it's important to take advantage of February to really take care of your cat. Did their behavior change, did they hide in unknown places or did they soil themselves outside the boundaries of their territory? These are all common signs that your cat's mental health may be worsening. Factors such as environmental cleanliness, noise and the presence of other animals can affect your cat's mental health. That's why it's important to monitor what you can control in your cat's environment.

Use this month to bond with your cat and really improve your relationship with your cat so they can continue to provide the support you need. Remember: your cat can't take care of you if you don't take care of it.

For more tips on how to properly identify February as National Cat Health Month, visit the NocoHumane website.

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