Inn To Cats

09/18/2025

06/16/2025

06/01/2025

Galaxy would make a great addition to someone’s family. Ashleigh was his original foster mom after he came in through one of LC3’s TNR clinics and then he moved onto a new foster with other kittens after his sisters were adopted. Please share to help him find a forever home!

05/15/2025

It's ! 💙🐈‍⬛🐈🐈‍⬛💛 Knowing an orphaned kitten's age will help you make faster life-saving decisions for them. A kitten's teeth are a great guide to telling age in the first 6 weeks of life — if you know what you're looking at!

Kittens have no teeth from birth until 3 weeks of age, when incisors emerge in the front of their mouth. These teeth are not for eating! 3-week-olds still depend on nursing for all nourishment, but they gain a little independence at this age. Incisors allow them to start grooming themselves. Kittens also begin to toilet on their own, and they take their first wobbly steps.

At 4 weeks, kittens' canines (fangs) come in. They still don't eat solid food, but fangs signify an emerging ability to hunt. 4-week-olds also begin to retract their claws, and their movements become more coordinated. These new assets let kittens begin to practice hunting skills by play-wrestling with their littermates.

At 5 weeks, the premolars (large teeth just behind the fangs) begin to emerge. Premolars are for eating meat, so a healthy kitten with premolars is ready to begin the weaning process. They'll keep honing their hunting skills through vigorous play as their eyesight and muscle coordination continue to mature. Kittens have all 26 of their milk teeth by 6 weeks.

Learn more in our free "Bottle-Feeding and Care of Orphaned Kittens" webinar:
On-Demand Recording: https://bit.ly/BFCIBFKV
Handout: https://bit.ly/BFCIBFKH

And for in-depth info on raising kittens:
Kitten Lady: https://kittenlady.org/kitten-care
National Kitten Coalition: https://kittencoalition.org

05/10/2025

🌸 **Mother’s Day is almost here!** 🌸

As you celebrate the incredible moms in your life with thoughtful gifts, don’t forget about your furry family members! Some popular Mother’s Day treats—like floral bouquets or edible arrangements—can pose hidden dangers to pets.
Flowers like lilies, azaleas, and certain flower bulbs, as well as chocolate-covered fruits or grapes, can be toxic to cats and dogs.
Before you pick the perfect bouquet, check out our list of pet-safe flowersto help you give a gift that’s beautiful and safe for everyone in the household. 💐🐾

03/27/2025

☠️ This is National Pet Poison Prevention Week. ☠️





Graphic by The Spruce.

01/16/2025

🐈 If you have one or two indoor-only cats between 6 months and 13 years of age, you can help researchers at the University of Edinburgh with a study about environmental enrichment! 😺

Feline expert Professor Danielle Gunn-Moore and her team are investigating the impact of environmental enrichment on the wellbeing of indoor cats. The study will compare four enrichment methods:

🐾 Daily playing using a wand toy
🐾 15 minutes of Cat TV per day
🐾 Installation of a Feliway Diffuser
🐾 Encouraging food foraging

Those who participate will be assigned one of these methods to try over 14 days.

Find out more and fill out part one of our survey 👉 https://app.onlinesurveys.jisc.ac.uk/s/edinburgh/utilising-the-home-feline-stress-score-to-compare-the-impact-of

🗓 Part one will close on Friday 14 March 2025

11/01/2024

Please consider adopting a few barn cats and help spread the word!

Barn homes needed now! Our fantastic Facebook supporters always come through to help find homes for community cats in need, so let’s do it again!
We have several community cats who need a new home asap. If you or your friends can help save a life by providing a home to an outdoor cat, please contact us! You will need a safe climate controlled area to acclimate your new "barn cat" to its new environment. We will provide guidance and help you set things up so you can work to develop a relationship with your cat, greatly improving the likelihood that they'll stay with you. If you have a barn or outbuilding and need a mouser, or you just want to help save a cat's life, please contact us today!
There is no adoption fee for barn cats. Please like, comment, and share this post.

10/25/2024

Excellent reminders to help keep your pets safe this Halloween!

Halloween is almost here! 🎃👻 with many festivities happening this weekend, we wanted to send out a gentle reminder for pet safety.

🕸️ Keep an eye on your treat bowl! Make sure candy and chocolate is out of reach of all of your critters. 🍫 If Max or Luna happen to sneak some chocolate, be sure to call ASPCA Pet Poison Control and be prepared to bring them to a veterinary clinic to induce vomiting if necessary.

🕸️ Limit your pets costume time - not all animals enjoy wearing clothing. 🎭 Be sure to snap a few cute photos and don’t forget to take the costume off!

🕸️ If you are going to have trick-or-treaters or party guests all evening, be sure to have your animals in a place where they can’t sneak out at night! If they get anxious with knocking and doorbells, consider a calming medication, distraction snacks and music. 🐕

🕸️ Your costume and mask might look pretty scary to a pet! Don’t approach or get in the face of any animal while dressed up, you’re too scary! 😱

We are here everyday for your pets urgent, non emergent needs. ♥️

🐾 Need to induce vomiting? Call us!
🐾 Have a dog bite wound? Call us!
🐾 GI upset from the holiday snacks? Call us!


Care when your pet needs it most ♥️🐾