Ailurophile Cat Clinic

10/13/2026

With Halloween right around the corner please remember, Repeatedly opening the door to greet trick or treaters can increase the chance of your pet running out. Keep an eye on their whereabouts at all times. If feasible, keep cats in a secure area or closed room when the door is open. Pets are naturally curious, and may be attracted to the bright lights of the flame in dark areas. Cats and dogs could either burn themselves by the flame or knock the candle over, starting a fire. Candy and gum with Xylitol is toxic and should be kept away from your pet. All forms of chocolate can be harmful to your pet, potentially resulting in poisoning or even pancreatic inflammation from the high fat content.

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10/07/2026

10/03/2026

October is Black Cat Awareness Month! 🐈‍⬛🖤

Black cats have been unfairly associated with superstition for far too long. In reality, they’re just cats—sweet, silly, cuddly little weirdos who deserve all the love.

The only thing a black cat brings into your home is more cat, and that sounds pretty lucky to us. 😉

09/30/2026

CAT MYTH: Cats only purr when they are happy.

Cats purr when they are relaxed, but can also purr when they are stressed, sick, or injured. Purring may help calm them and promote healing.

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09/19/2026

A new species of cat has been discovered for the first time in a century. When National Geographic Explorer and biologist Paola Nogales-Ascarrunz first encountered the cat at a wildlife sanctuary in Bolivia a decade ago, she thought it belonged to the species Leopardus tigrinus. It wasn't until later that research and genetic analysis showed that the cat had its own distinct place on the family tree—and experts think that there may be more new species of small wild cats to discover around the world.

Learn more about Leopardus tilcayo: https://on.natgeo.com/vxNE02

09/01/2026

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