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Feline Care Hi! I'm Cassandra, an Animal Healthcare Assistant Akonga / Learner. I am an animal lover, favourites being cats.

29/09/2026

September cat sitting Warren Timpson Sue Timpson Rachel Apanui Stacey Willetts

28/09/2026

What am I studying?
I am doing a NZ certificate in Animal Healthcare Assisting (Level 4).

What is that?
According to the Allied Veterinary Professional Regulatory Council of New Zealand:

"Animal healthcare assistants (AHA) work alongside clinical professionals, primarily in a veterinary clinic or hospital setting, or assisting the healthcare team on farms. Animal healthcare assistants are the foundation members of the team, and regarded as paraprofessionals. They work under delegation from veterinary professionals such as nurses and veterinarians, providing routine care for boarding and hospitalised patients, maintaining the clinical environment, and supporting the team."

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24/09/2026
Not a nice topic, but an important topic.Pets are a special and important part of your life, and you should not apologis...
21/09/2026

Not a nice topic, but an important topic.

Pets are a special and important part of your life, and you should not apologise for grieving deeply when you lose them.

Our vet experts offer an all-in-one guide to pet euthanasia, including coping with the loss, setting up the dog euthanasia or cat euthanasia appointment, in-home and clinic euthanasia, what to expect during the procedure, and aftercare arrangements for your pet.

20/09/2026

FLEAS:

The flea has a cocoon stage as part of its life-cycle, where it can remain dormant for a long time in the carpet of a home where there has been an animal living with fleas previously.

If a house is vacant, fleas stay in the cocoon until vibrations in the house from new owners, trigger it to hatch out in the adult fleas. The simultaneous hatching of all these adult fleas when you moved in has caused you cat’s current flea infestation.

In order to get rid of the fleas you will need to treat the environment as well as your cat.

First, you would need to vacuum the floors and furniture thoroughly, then treat them with a spray, or powder product.

To treat your cat, there are several options such as giving her a bath with a flea shampoo, using a flea comb, a flea collar, or a topical product on her skin.

You will need to repeat the flea treatment again later as the cocoon stages which are left in the carpet are resistant to many products.

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Fleas and flea control in cats
20/09/2026

Fleas and flea control in cats

Flea prevention and treatment to keep your cat healthy and comfortable.

18/09/2026
Some good tips for how to get your cat in a carrier.
14/09/2026

Some good tips for how to get your cat in a carrier.

Dr. Foote demonstrates how to get a cat into a carrier with less st...

13/09/2026
11/09/2026

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