FAQs

Where should my pet sleep?
Dogs:
Dogs like a consistent place to sleep such as a dog bed or a cage that is large enough for them to turn around or stretch.
Puppies need a place to stretch and grow. Adjust the pet bed size with your puppy’s growth.
Cats:
Older cats independently choose where they sleep. Kittens may feel more secure in their own bed.
Sample bed: Cardboard box on the ground floor, lined with an old towel or clothing. Neo- Kittens will need a hot water bottle or a small heating pad. The bed must be long enough for the cat to stretch out. Wash and/or change bedding frequently.
What vaccines are available for my pet?
Dogs:
- Corona
- Lyme Disease
- Bordetella
- DHLPP (distemper, hepatitis, leptospirosis, parainfluenza and parvo virus)
- Rabies
Cats:
- FVRCP (feline viral rhinotracheitis, calicivirus, panleukopenia)
- FIP (feline infectious peritonitis)
- Rabies
What types of cat litter should I use?
Store bought litter comes in many varieties. Cats coming from shelters use non-scented pellets. Make sure to make a gradual change in their litter for a successful transition.
Litter for kittens should be unscented and non-clumping up to 8 weeks old.
How big should my cat litter pan be?
Litter pans should be large enough for your cat to turn around and dig in.
Where should I place my cat litter pan?
Make sure the litter pan is easily accessible and private, in a permanent location.

Where should my pet sleep?