May 23, 2010
Cat Health : How to Treat a Kitten With Fleas
Posted by: admin : Category: cat health advice
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A kitten can be topically treated for fleas easily if she is 8 weeks of age or older, but younger kittens can only be treated through bathing. Keep kittens flea-free with pet tips and advice from a practicing veterinarian in this free video on cat health.
Expert: Carrie Burhenn
Contact: www.felinemedicalclinic.com
Bio: Dr. Carrie Burhenn is a full-time veterinarian who received her degree in veterinary medicine from Oregon State University in 1990.
Filmmaker: Lisa Fenderson
Duration : 0:1:34
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Our kitten likes to suckle on fleecy things as he thinks it’s his mommy. Sometimes he forgets that he doesn’t have anything in his mouth yet continues to suckle. This is one of those times.
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Visit http://www.cateating.com for all your cat health questions.
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