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Dr. Jacqui

In her practice, Dr. Jacqui sees dogs and cats with a variety of behavioral problems from aggression to house-soiling. She frequently lectures to veteranarians and the public about canine and feline behavior.

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  • Handling Claws with Care

    Scratching is a normal cat behavior and can inflict a lot of property damage. In fact, the act of scratching serves multiple purposes including forelimb muscle stretching, claw sharpening/maintenance, deposition of a scent mark and creation of a visual mark. Read More

  • Feline Friendly Decorating

    While a full remodel is not necessary for your furry feline companion, some simple decorating ideas can make your home a more comfortable abode for your cat and more resistant to feline wear and tear. Read More

  • Your Cat's Urinary Tract: Expert Advice

    What is FLUTD? For purposes of description, the urinary system of the cat is divided into two portions: the upper portion which includes the kidneys and ureters and the lower half, which includes the bladder and urethra. Read More

  • How to Keep Your Kitten Happy and Healthy

    Caring for a kitten is fun and exciting. Take these steps to continue the joy for many years to come. Read More

  • Spaying and Neutering: Essential to Your Cat's Health

    Having a cat in your life comes with serious responsibilities and one of those responsibilities is making medical decisions for your cat. One very important medical decision that you need to consider is having your cat spayed or neutered. Read More

  • Is Your Kitty Stressed?

    Stress has become an unfortunately common part of the human experience. Whether it is stress secondary to finances, work, personal relationships or just driving in heavy traffic, it takes a toll on our mental and physical health. Read More

  • Prevent Unpleasant Urine Sprays

    Urine spraying is the classical form of urine marking in the cat, where a cat backs up to a vertical surface (such as a wall), holds its rapidly twitching tail high and forcefully emits a spray of urine on the vertical target. Read More

  • Protect Your Best Friend: Vaccinations

    Vaccinations are given to people and animals so that they can be protected against certain diseases if they are ever exposed to them. Vaccinations provide amazing health benefits but they also introduce some risks, so it is important to use them judiciously to minimize any risks while maximizing benefits. Read More