Purrmore Tip: Enrichment
/Enrichment is essential for your cat’s well-being. It’s also fun for you and your cat! Add joy by providing hideouts, toys, cat TV, and playing with your cat.
Read MoreEnrichment is essential for your cat’s well-being. It’s also fun for you and your cat! Add joy by providing hideouts, toys, cat TV, and playing with your cat.
Read MoreScratching itself is a normal, innate behavior for cats, but it can be frustrating when it causes damage to furniture. You can teach your cat appropriate scratching.
Read MoreWillingly getting into a carrier is an important life skill for your cat! Teach them to love their carrier for easy, stress-free travel and vet visits.
Read MoreEven healthy, young pets get sick or get into trouble. The cost of emergency veterinary care can be high, but it can be mitigated with pet insurance. These are things to pay attention to when shopping for pet insurance.
Read MoreMusic for Cats was developed for feline ears. It contains songs that can be enjoyed by both cats and humans, based on research that shows that certain sounds help reduce stress in cats.
Read MoreMake sure to keep your cat safe this Thanksgiving. The holiday may be celebrated with smaller groups of people to ensure everyone’s health and safety, and our cats are no exception. Follow these tips to make sure your cat is safe and healthy too.
Read MorePurrmore News
The beginning of a new year is always a good opportunity to reflect and adjust. We are excited to announce some upcoming changes to our services and the launch of new services, including no-time-limit visits, enrichment visits, and litter scooping services.
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Peace of Mind for You and Your Cat is not just a tagline; it’s my philosophy. As of fall 2021, I have been certified as a Fear Free Certified Professional (Pet Sitter). The certification enables me to improve the quality of care I provide to your cat. This is particularly important when your cat requires medication. In this article, I share the four pillars of giving medicine with recommendations for implementation.