Do you have questions about
your cat's health or behavior, or about responsible pet ownership? The ASPCA,
with the input of numerous veterinarians and animal behaviorists, provides a
phone service that answers many typical questions. The answers are
comprehensive and informative. This service is completely FREE, and is
available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.
How to Use This Excellent
Service:
1.
Refer to the list below - take note of the 3-digit code number of the
topic you want information on.
2.
Dial Toll-Free: 1-888-721-9100
3.
Using your touch-tone phone, enter the 3-digit code number.
4.
To receive $5.00 worth of coupons, be sure to leave your name and
address.
Ani-MedŽ is
not intended to replace the care that only your veterinarian can provide. If
your pet appears to be in serious distress, call your veterinarian immediately.
If you are concerned that your pet may have been poisoned, call (both are pay
calls): 900-680-0000 or 800-548-2423.
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Health Problems -
Cats (and Dogs)
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Anxieties/Loud
Noises/Thunderstorms |
201 |
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Backyard Dangers |
202 |
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Bad Breath |
203 |
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Bladder Problems |
204 |
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Blindness |
205 |
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Cancer |
207 |
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Cataracts |
207 |
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Cold Weather Tips |
208 |
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Constipation |
209 |
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Deafness |
210 |
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Degenerative Bone
Disease |
211 |
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Diabetes |
213 |
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Dogs&Cats, Getting
Along |
236 |
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Ear Mites |
214 |
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Estrus/Heat |
215 |
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Flatulence/Gas |
217 |
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Food Allergy |
218 |
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Getting Enough Water |
237 |
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Heartworms |
219 |
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Hot Weather Tips |
220 |
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Household Dangers |
221 |
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Insect Bites/Stings |
223 |
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Neonatal Care |
224 |
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Night Safety |
238 |
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Rabies |
226 |
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Ringworm |
227 |
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Shedding |
229 |
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Skin Problems |
230 |
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Teething |
231 |
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The Grieving Pet |
235 |
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Ticks/Lyme Disease |
232 |
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Traveling With Your
Pet |
233 |
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Health Problems -
Cats
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Aging Geriatrics |
326 |
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Allergies |
325 |
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Arthritis |
301 |
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Asthma |
302 |
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Cat Scratch Disease |
303 |
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Declawing |
304 |
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Dental Care |
305 |
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Distemper |
306 |
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Exercise Guidelines |
307 |
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Feline Leukemia |
308 |
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Feline Infectious
Peritonitis |
309 |
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Feline
Immunodeficiency Virus |
310 |
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Fleas |
311 |
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Grooming |
313 |
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Hairballs |
314 |
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Nutritional Needs |
315 |
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Obesity/Overweight |
316 |
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Snacks/Treats |
326 |
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Toxoplasmosis |
318 |
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Trimming Nails |
319 |
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Urinary Tract
Blockage |
321 |
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Vaccinations |
322 |
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Vomiting |
324 |
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Worms and Deworming |
323 |
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Behavior
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Adding Another Cat |
328 |
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Adolescence/Kittens |
329 |
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Aggression to People |
330 |
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Aggression/Other
Cats |
331 |
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Body Language |
341 |
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Harness Training |
332 |
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Indoor/Outdoor Cats |
333 |
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Litter Box Problems |
334 |
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Scratching Furniture |
338 |
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Selecting Right
Litter |
335 |
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Selecting Safe Toys |
337 |
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Spraying/Territorial
Marking |
340 |
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The Right Litter Box |
336 |
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Responsible Pet
Ownership
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Bite Prevention for
Children |
401 |
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Bringing Home a New
Cat |
403 |
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Choosing the Right
Pet - Cats |
101 |
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Coping with the Loss
of a Pet |
404 |
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DNA Testing (dogs,
cats) |
405 |
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Identification
tags/tattoos |
408 |
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Identification/Microchipping |
414 |
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License/Litter/Leash
Laws |
409 |
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Pet Health Insurance |
415 |
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Pet Overpopulation |
410 |
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Preparing for
Natural Disasters |
411 |
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Reporting Animal
Cruelty |
412 |
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Spaying & Neutering |
413 |
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