Cat Clinic of Destin

06/06/2026

Pandora a 15 wk old Silver Bengal had an appointment for her "Big Girl" vaccines Rabies/FVRCP and to schedule her Spay before she goes into Heat 😽 Love the lil' heart on her left side!

06/05/2026

We Love when Cat Daddy's pose with their Kitty! Dreamy a beautiful Lynx Point Siamese was abandoned at a shelter as an adult Cat. Thankfully this young man adopted him & brought him to us from Crestveiw for a healthy checkup 😽

06/05/2026

Walton County Cats can get a Voucher to help with growing feral cat population thru 30A Cats.

30A Cats Cara's Cat Cafe Whiskers on the Emerald Coast Walton County Animal Services, Florida Save Our Cats and Kittens - SOCKS Shelter

06/04/2026

This lil' boy kitten is searching for his Fur-ever home. He has the sweetest temperament and just wants to give Love & Cuddles. He tested Negative for the Fiv/Felv Virus, is up to date on vaccines and dewormings. He is currently being trained to walk on a leash. If you'd like more information about him please contact Melissa at 850 217-2895

06/04/2026

The state of Florida requires all pets to be up to date on a Rabies Vaccination no matter the circumstance. The Health Department made it in to a Florida Law. This is just a handful of reported Rabies cases in Bay County.

06/04/2026

30A Cats Kittens in Foster Care 😽

Thinking About Adopting a Cat but Worried About Allergies?

We’ve received quite a few questions from potential adopters about cat allergies and how to manage them. While allergy severity varies from person to person, there are steps you can take that may help reduce exposure to allergens and make living with a cat more comfortable.

Cat allergies are most commonly triggered by Fel d 1, a protein found in a cat’s saliva, dander, and urine. Because cats groom themselves, this protein ends up on their fur and throughout the home.

Here are a few ways to help reduce allergens:

✔️ Bathe and groom your cat regularly (if your cat tolerates it)
✔️ Vacuum and clean frequently to remove dander
✔️ Use HEPA air purifiers and high-quality HVAC filters
✔️ Wash hands after handling your cat and avoid touching your face
✔️ Keep certain areas, such as bedrooms, pet-free when possible
✔️ Consider dietary management

One option many adopters have found helpful is Purina Pro Plan LiveClear Cat Food. This cat food is scientifically designed to reduce active Fel d 1 allergens in cat hair and dander. According to Purina, daily feeding can reduce the major allergen in cat hair and dander by an average of 47% after about three weeks.

How does it work?
🥚 LiveClear contains a specific protein sourced from eggs that binds to Fel d 1 in the cat’s saliva, helping neutralize it before it spreads onto the cat’s fur during grooming.

While no product can completely eliminate cat allergies, combining dietary management with regular cleaning and air filtration may help reduce allergen exposure for many people.

So if you’ve always dreamed of adopting a 30A Kitty but worried your allergies might get in the way, don’t give up on the idea just yet! With the right management strategies, you may be able to open your heart and home to a rescue cat and give them the chance to live all nine of their lives. 🐱💛

06/04/2026

Meet Marshmellow an adorable kitten in Foster care with Whiskers on the Emerald Coast 😽

06/03/2026

You may need a tissue after reading this from Whiskers on the Emerald Coast 😓
We are all grieving this Loss RIP Sweet Lily

A Heartbreaking Goodbye to Lily

It is with deep sadness that we share that Lily has passed away.

Lily was found on March 3rd in heartbreaking condition — severely underweight, matted, anemic, and with hyperthyroidism so extreme her levels were literally off the charts. But from the moment she entered rescue, she was surrounded by love, medical care, and a foster who adored her.

Yesterday morning, June 1st, Lily’s foster found that she had passed peacefully in her sleep. After speaking with her veterinarian, it’s believed she experienced a sudden pulmonary embolism. Her long‑untreated hyperthyroidism had placed tremendous strain on her body, and despite all the progress she had made, it was simply too much.

We are devastated — but also grateful. Grateful that Lily did not die alone on the streets. Grateful that she spent her final months warm, safe, fed, and cherished. Grateful that she knew love.

To everyone who donated, sent food, shared her story, and cheered her on: thank you. You gave Lily comfort, dignity, and joy in her final chapter.

Rest gently, sweet Lily. You will always be part of the Whiskers family.

06/02/2026

First Responders Veterinary Network(FRVN)

When emergencies happen, animals are often part of the story too. 🐾

The First Responders’ Veterinary Network (FRVN) is working to connect veterinarians with local emergency response teams so they can help during car accidents, fires, disasters, and other emergencies involving animals.

The goal? Faster care for injured pets and safer outcomes for both animals and people.

It’s a powerful reminder of the many ways veterinary professionals serve their communities every day.

Read more about the initiative: https://hubs.li/Q04jdHHh0