Simi Valley Animal Hospital

🐾 It's kitten season! During the spring and summer months, shelters and rescues see a significant increase in kittens needing care. Some may become separated from their mothers, orphaned, injured, or brought in by concerned community members.

If you find a kitten alone, don't assume they've been abandoned. Mom may be nearby and still caring for them.

Here's what to do:

🔍 Check
Observe from a distance and look for signs that Mom returns.

🏠 Keep Safe
If the kitten is sick, injured, or in immediate danger, move them somewhere warm and secure.

📞 Get Help
Contact a local rescue, shelter, or veterinarian for guidance.

💚 Support
Whether it's monitoring the situation, fostering, donating, volunteering, or helping connect a kitten with resources, your support can make a difference.

A few minutes of observation can help ensure kittens get the care they need while giving them the best chance to stay with their mother whenever possible.

We love your feedback! It helps us continue giving your pets the care they deserve! 🐾


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Beat the heat and keep your pet feeling their best all summer long ☀️🐾

Warmer weather means more outdoor fun, but it also increases the risk of dehydration. Pets can quickly overheat, especially during walks, playtime, or travel. Make sure your pet always has access to fresh, clean water and take breaks in the shade when temperatures rise.

Watch for signs like excessive panting, dry gums, lethargy, or loss of appetite, these can be early indicators your pet needs more hydration or a cool-down.

Simple steps like carrying a portable water bottle, refreshing water bowls often, and avoiding peak heat hours can make a big difference in keeping your pet safe.

A hydrated pet is a happy, healthy pet 💧