Scott Gardner

  By Nedda Wittels Today, many rescued animals experience PTSD. They need help to heal before they can integrate into your family. Animal Communication and Energy Healing are two powerful tools to assist them. Why do so many animals experience trauma today? Many of the reasons are similar to those experiences that can cause PTSD in humans. ~~ Too early … Read More

  By Kathy Robinson I have found that many people adopt a cat on a ‘spur of the moment’ decision. They may be vaguely thinking about it, or have a friend with a beautiful new kitten, or just be walking past the pet shop when they see this adorable kitten that just can’t be left there. Sometimes it can be … Read More

Pet and family holiday photos are coming.  Mark your calendar for 23rd Saturday, November from 10 AM to 3 PM. At the Tractor Supply Store at 3580 Rt 31 (at the intersection with Route 57), you can get pictures with (or without) Santa, your pets, your family, and you.  Commemorate the holidays! For just $20, you get (1) 8 x … Read More

We’ve got a NEW official Facebook page.  Actually, we want you to think of it as your FB link to Kitty Corner.  We’re happy to have you post anything cat-related that makes you laugh, cry, or just plain think. Click this link to visit it know, and don’t forget to LIKE the page, and recommend it to your friends!

You rock for donating your cans and bottles to help support Kitty Corner! Post a selfie donating your recyclables at Liverpool Redemption Center.

By Emmy E Bill Dental health is often overlooked in cats and since they are so clean themselves, you would never expect their teeth to be dirty. However, feline dental problems are one of the largest causes of health problems in cats so owners must be aware of problems that can occur and what to do about them. Here is … Read More

By Madeleine Innocent Feline hypothyroidism is not a problem that wild cats suffer with. But it is an increasing problem with domestic cats. The thyroid gland, situated in the neck, is stimulated to produce its hormones by the pituitary gland, which releases TSH, or thyroid stimulating hormone. Hypothyroidism is a condition where the thyroid fails to produce enough of the … Read More

By Kit Marsters Fireworks and cats… they just don’t mix. At best, you end up with a baffled cat sitting in the windowsill and wondering what is going on. More likely, you’ll have a cat hidden under the bed, unwilling to surface for a good time to come, or a cat manically running around the house looking for shelter far, … Read More

By Laura Ramirez A feline urinary tract infection symptom can go unnoticed if you’re not careful. It can also be fatal if left untreated for a long time. The sadder fact is, it’s a pretty common occurrence among domesticated cats. Feline UTI has a variety of causes and symptoms. This article aims to provide a checklist of the most common … Read More