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San Francisco’s mild weather lets fleas breed almost all year, and numbers often climb in the warm weeks of fall. Indoor cats are not protected: fleas arrive on people, on other pets, and through shared hallways and old
Rodent control steps up across San Francisco buildings every fall, and rodenticide is the most dangerous thing most Mission pets will ever encounter. It is designed to be palatable, most types cause no visible sign for t
High-rise syndrome describes the pattern of injuries cats sustain falling from windows, balconies and fire escapes. Cats do not have a sense of height that protects them, and an unscreened window is an open edge. Falls f
Quick answer: Feline hyperthyroidism is an overactive thyroid gland that speeds up an older cat’s metabolism. The classic picture is a senior cat eating more but steadily losing weight, often alongside restlessness, nigh
Feline asthma in San Francisco is a chronic airway condition where a cat’s lower airways narrow and become inflamed, often triggered by allergens, poor air quality, or smoke. Common signs include coughing, wheezing, and
