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There is nothing more upsetting than to find your cat is sick and you can't figure out what to do. And Murphy's Law seems to dictate that these things happen in the middle of the night or on long holiday weekends and your veterinarian is out of town. This section will help cat owners to assess the situation, but cannot be considered a substitute for veterinary diagnosis and care. Our best hope is that some of the information here will help until you can get in for proper care as soon as possible. Unfortunately, we know from experience that midnight emergencies too often result in next day funerals.
While there are many web sites with good veterinary information, stressing out with a deathly ill kitty at 3 a.m. is not the time to go surfing for answers. Please take the time now to bookmark - and even print off - some of the emergency advice that can be found here and on those sites. Now is the time to obtain a good book or two on cat first aid so you can find the information you need more quickly. A very good one to get is Veterinary Secrets Revealed, below:
In the pages of this excellent ebook, Dr. Jones also offers over 1,000 safe, natural and effective solutions for healing your pet at home. Be sure to visit the article page for information on specific conditions: Look through the articles list.
Here is more information to help you with your cat's health:
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