Check out the content ideas below on what to include in your client communications. Use this content in a social media post, or even as a topic for your practice’s blog or newsletter. Don’t forget to include images! Click on each image to download the full size.
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2026
January
February
National Pet Dental Health Month
February is Pet Dental Health Month! Just like we schedule our dentist visits, your cat needs thorough veterinary dental care. Maintaining their teeth and gums promotes pain prevention and enhances their overall health and wellbeing. Discover more about your cat’s dental care at catfriendly.com/dental.
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PetDentalHealthMonth
Periodontal Disease
Periodontal disease is common in cats, yet many do not show obvious symptoms. They often continue to eat normally without any change in appetite. Be attentive to subtle signs, such as pawing at the mouth or chewing on one side. To learn more about cat periodontal disease, visit catfriendly.com/periodontal-disease.
If you suspect your cat has dental disease, please schedule an appointment!
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PetDentalHealthMonth #CatFriendlyHomes
Responsible Pet Owners Month
February is Responsible Pet Owners Month! While we don’t “own” cats, we do take care of them. There’s no better way to show that you’re a responsible caregiver than to schedule your cat’s annual checkup! Cats are masters at hiding pain and discomfort. We can help detect potential medical issues before they become more difficult to treat. Call us to schedule your cat’s checkup!
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#ResponsiblePetOwnersMonth #FelineWellness
March
Poison Prevention Month
March is Poison Prevention Month. Did you know that some common household items can be harmful to your cat? Cats are naturally curious and have a strong instinct for cleanliness, which can sometimes lead them to encounter toxic substances. This can result in serious health issues.
Contact us right away if you think your cat has encountered a toxic substance.
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#PoisonPreventionMonth
Poison Prevention Month — The Danger of Lilies
March is Poison Prevention Month. Did you know that some common household items can be harmful to your cat? Cats are naturally curious and have a strong instinct for cleanliness, which can sometimes lead them to encounter toxic substances. This can result in serious health issues.
Contact us right away if you think your cat has encountered a toxic substance.
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PoisonPreventionMonth
Cat Friendly Practice®
(use year-round)
We are a Cat Friendly Practice®, which means we take extra steps to provide the best care and experience specifically for cats and their caregivers! Download this brochure to see what to expect when visiting a Cat Friendly Practice® like us at catfriendly.com/cfp.
Schedule your cat’s checkup today!
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April
Heartworm Awareness Month
Did you know that April is #HeartwormAwarenessMonth? Heartworm signs to look out for include coughing, asthma-like episodes, occasional vomiting, loss of appetite, and weight loss. However, it’s important to remember that many cats may show no symptoms at all! That’s why regular testing and prevention are so important. We’d love to help you with testing and prevention options for your cat, so feel free to give us a call!
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Pet First Aid Awareness Month
April is Pet First Aid Awareness Month, and it’s a great time to make sure you’re prepared for any emergencies with your cat! Here are must-have items to include in your home first aid kit: non-latex gloves, emergency numbers for poison control and your veterinarian, medical tape, an eye dropper to clean wounds, bandages, bottled water, and a cat carrier.
Remember, if your cat has a medical emergency, don’t hesitate to reach out to us right away. Keeping your pet safe and healthy is our top priority!
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Routine Checkups (use year-round)
Your cat needs preventive care checkups at least once a year. Senior cats 10-15 years old should have checkups at least every six months; cats over 15 years old should be seen every four months. Cats with ongoing health issues may need more frequent checkups. Schedule your cat’s next checkup today!
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May
National Chip Your Pet Month
May is National Chip Your Pet Month. Implanting a microchip offers the best chance of finding your cat if they ever get out or become lost. Schedule an appointment with us to talk about chipping your cat for peace of mind.
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National Disaster Preparedness Day May 8, 2026
Today is National Disaster Preparedness Day — a reminder that our pets depend on us during emergencies. Whether it’s a natural disaster, evacuation, or unexpected crisis, having a plan in place can make all the difference. Make sure your cat’s supplies are included in your emergency kit, you have a secure carrier ready to go, and your cat is microchipped with your up-to-date contact information. Being prepared helps ensure your cat stays safe and cared for when it matters most.
June
Pet Appreciation Week (June 1-7)
Happy #PetAppreciationWeek to all the loving and caring cat caregivers! Let’s take a moment to celebrate the joy and companionship that our cats bring into our lives. One of the best ways to show your appreciation for your cat is by ensuring they receive regular checkups. Please contact us today to schedule an appointment.
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Environmental Needs Flyer (Year-Round Use)
Your cat’s environment shapes their health and wellbeing more than you might think. From their physical space to their social interactions with people and other pets, every detail matters. By meeting their environmental needs throughout life, we can reduce stress, prevent unwanted behaviors, and support long-term health.
Download the “Your Cat’s Environmental Needs” brochure at catfriendly.com/feel-secure.
Feline Life Stages Infographic (Year-Round Use)
Have you ever wondered how old your cat is in human years? Just like us, your cat’s needs change as they get older. It’s important to understand the physical and emotional changes your cat will go through as they age. If you have questions about your cat as they get older, we can help! Please contact us for a consultation.
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July
Checkup Checklist
Take Your Cat to the Vet Day is just around the corner! Regular checkups are vital to your cat’s health and wellbeing. Use this helpful checklist to prepare for your cat’s checkup. If you have any questions or need tips, feel free to call us!
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National Pet Hydration Awareness Month
July is National Pet Hydration Awareness Month. Keeping your cat hydrated is vital for their health, but they often don’t drink enough. To help, offer fresh water daily in clean glass or ceramic bowls, place multiple water stations around your home, and consider using fountains or flavored options to encourage drinking. Small changes can significantly prevent dehydration and promote long-term wellness. If you have questions or concerns, we can help! Contact us today.
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August
August 22, 2026
National Take Your Cat to the Vet Day
Did you know that cats are experts at hiding pain? Annual checkups allow our veterinarians to detect health issues early, often before you notice any symptoms. Keep your cat happy and schedule their yearly checkup today!
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National Take Your Cat to the Vet Day is approaching, and we want to see your feline friend! Here are six reasons you should schedule your cat’s next checkup. Call us to schedule your next visit.
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Taking your cat to the veterinarian can be stressful. Here are some tips to help you choose the right carrier to keep your cat safe and secure. Don’t forget to schedule an annual checkup for your cat today!
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September
Senior Cats Brochure
Cats are considered senior when they reach the age of 11, which is roughly equivalent to 60 in human years. As cats age, their needs evolve. It is essential to understand the physical and emotional changes your cat may undergo as your cat grows older. For more tips on caring for your senior cat, visit catfriendly.com/senior.
Kitten Vaccination Schedule
One of the best ways to keep your cat or kitten healthy is by ensuring they receive all of the recommended vaccinations. Schedule a visit to speak with us about the important vaccines your cat should receive and when.
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2025
January
Senior Care
Capturing videos of your cat jumping and playing over the years is a great way to notice subtle changes in their movements or behavior. Sharing these videos with us can help identify potential health concerns as your cat grows older. Learn more about senior cat care at catfriendly.com/senior.
#CatFriendlyHomes #Meow #Cats
National Answer Your Cat’s Question Day
January 22, 2025
Cats can be mysterious, but they have ways of showing us what they need—if we know how to listen. This year, take a moment to “answer” your cat’s unspoken questions by learning how to better understand their behavior and health. Regular wellness exams are key to keeping them happy and healthy.
Discover the four questions your cat wishes you’d ask their veterinarian: catfriendly.com/cat-questions.
#AnswerYourCatsQuestions #CatFriendlyHomes
Visiting Your Veterinarian
New year, new habits! Make sure you are starting 2025 off right by scheduling your cat’s next wellness visit and knowing how to prepare your feline companion for a smooth trip. We’ve got you covered once you’re here! Learn more about preparing for your next visit at catfriendly.com/cat-carrier and catfriendly.com/reduced-stress.
#CatFriendlyHomes
February
National Pet Dental Health Month
February is Pet Dental Health Month! Just like we schedule our dentist visits, your cat benefits from comprehensive veterinary dentistry. Keeping their teeth and gums healthy helps prevent pain and boosts overall wellbeing.
Learn more at catfriendly.com/dental.
#CatFriendlyHomes #PetDentalHealthMonth
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National Cat Health Month
Celebrate National Cat Health Month by focusing on your cat’s physical and emotional needs—schedule a checkup, learn to spot subtle signs of illness, and, of course, show off your favorite cat(s)! Because the healthier they are, the happier you both will be!
#NationalCatHealthMonth #FelineWellness
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March
Poison Prevention Month
Many common household items can be surprisingly toxic to cats—especially lilies. As beautiful as they are, lilies can pose a serious health risk if ingested. If you notice your cat licking or chewing any part of a lily, call us at (insert practice phone number) or the Pet Poison Helpline at 855-764-7661 right away. Learn more about cats and lilies at catfriendly.com/lilies.
#PoisonPreventionWeek
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Visiting Your Veterinarian
(use year-round)
Your cat’s health and wellbeing are important to us. We are a Cat Friendly Practice® and are trained to understand the unique needs and behaviors of cats. Schedule your cat’s checkup today!
#CatFriendlyHomes
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May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
2024
February
National Pet Dental Health Month
February is #PetDentalHealthMonth! Just like we schedule dentist appointments, your cat deserves a purr-fect dental checkup too! Keeping your cat’s pearly whites in tip-top shape is essential for good health. Learn more about dental health for your cat at catfriendly.com/dental.
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#CatFriendlyHomes
March
Poison Prevention Month
If you see your cat licking or eating any part of a lily, call us or the Pet Poison Helpline (1-855-764-7661) immediately. Learn more about cats and lilies at catfriendly.com/lilies.
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#PoisonPreventionWeek
We are a Cat Friendly Practice® which means we take extra steps to provide the best care and experience specifically for cats and their caregivers! Check out this brochure with what you expect when visiting a Cat Friendly Practice® like us. Schedule your cat’s checkup today!
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April
Hairball Awareness Day
Today is #HairballAwarenessDay. Did you know frequent hairballs may signal a larger health issue? If you are worried about how often your cat has hairballs, please call us to schedule a checkup.
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May
National Pet Month
May is #NationalPetMonth, a time to celebrate how special our feline friends are. Your cat’s health is very important to us. Schedule a checkup to ensure your cat is happy and healthy. We are here to help!
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June
Kitten Vaccine Flyer
June 2024
Bringing a kitten into your home is an exciting time for you and your family. Vaccinations, especially in the first year, play an important role in protecting your cat and your household from infectious diseases caused by viruses and bacteria. Call us if you have questions about your kitten’s vaccination series or to schedule a visit.
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Adopt a Cat Month
June 2024
June is #AdoptACatMonth! When adopting a new cat or kitten, remember the three Ps of adoption—patience, planning, and preparation. Learn more about adopting a cat or kitten at catfriendly.com/adoption.
Pet Appreciation Week
June 2-8, 2024
Happy #PetAppreciationWeek to all the loving and caring cat caregivers out there! Let’s take a moment to celebrate the joy and companionship our cats bring into our lives. If you would like to provide your cat with the best care possible, please contact us to schedule an appointment today.
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July
Check-up Checklist
#Cat2VetDay is next month! Make sure to use this checklist to properly prepare for your cat’s checkup. If you have any questions or need helpful tips, feel free to give us a call!
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Cat Carrier Tips
Make your cat carrier a comfortable and familiar space by leaving it in a room where your cat spends a lot of time. Add soft bedding and a favorite toy to help reduce stress during a veterinarian visit.
More cat carrier tips are available at catfriendly.com/cat-carrier.
August
Take Your Cat to the Vet Day
August 22, 2024
Did you know? More than 50% of U.S. cats miss out on regular wellness checkups. Don’t let your cat be one of them! Regular checkups help our veterinarians catch health issues early often before you notice symptoms. Keep your cat purring and book their next checkup today!
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Taking your cat to the vet can be stressful for everyone involved. Here are some tips to help pick out the right carrier for your cat to keep them safe and secure. Schedule an annual exam for your cat today.
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National Take Your Cat to the Vet Day is coming up, and we want to see your cat! 🐱 Make the day count by scheduling your cat’s annual checkup. Prep for a low-stress visit with our handy checklist and more at catfriendly.com/cat2vetday.
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September
Animal Pain Awareness Month
Did you know your cat’s behavior changes could signal pain? Cats are masters at hiding discomfort, a survival instinct from their wild ancestors. As your cat’s caregiver and best friend, you play a crucial role in spotting these subtle signs early—as a Cat Friendly Practice®, our trained veterinarians can help interpret what your cat is trying to tell you.
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Chronic pain in cats can be managed, but never give your cat over-the-counter pain medication! Veterinary-prescribed NSAIDs can safely improve your feline friend’s quality of life. Talk to your veterinarian about the best pain management plan for your cat; it may include both medication and home adjustments. Learn more about chronic pain and management strategies at catfriendly.com/nsaids.
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October
National Pet Obesity Awareness Day
October 12, 2024
Today is National Pet Obesity Awareness Day. Did you know that just a two-pound weight gain can significantly increase the risk of chronic health conditions for your cat? Learn more at catfriendly.com/obesity.
#FelineObesity
National Veterinary Technician Week
National Veterinary Technician Week
October 13-24, 2024
It’s National Veterinary Technician Week. This annual event recognizes veterinary nurses and technicians for their contributions to pet healthcare. We take this week to honor them!
[We recommend tagging your veterinary technicians individually in this post.]
National Cat Day
October 29, 2024
Happy #PetAppreciationWeek to all the loving and caring cat caregivers out there! Let’s take a moment to celebrate the joy and companionship our cats bring into our lives. If you would like to provide your cat with the best care possible, please contact us to schedule an appointment today.
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November
Adopt a Senior Pet Month
If you’re considering welcoming a new feline friend into your home, have you considered adopting a senior cat? They have so much love to give! Check out the “3 Ps” before adopting to ensure your household is ready for your new cat. Learn more at https://bit.ly/3CZJV4y.
#AdoptASeniorPetMonth
Thanksgiving
November 28, 2024
Happy Thanksgiving from [insert practice name here]!
December
International Day of Veterinary Medicine
December 9, 2024
Happy International Day of Veterinary Medicine! We’re thankful for the opportunity to provide the best care for our feline companions and offer support to their loving caregivers. We’re grateful for their dedication to their cats and allowing us to do the work that we love.
#InternationalDayofVeterinaryMedicine
National Cat Lover’s Month
It’s the most wonderful time of the year…National Cat Lover’s Month! Celebrate December with purrs, cuddles, and a little extra time with your feline companion. Cats give us so much; let’s return the favor this season!
#Nationalcatloversmonth
Holiday Dangers
The holidays are here, but so are surprising dangers for your cats! From shiny tinsel to tempting plants, some decorations can spell trouble for curious cats. Keep your home safe and festive this season with valuable tips and insights at catfriendly.com/holiday.
#CatFriendlyHomes
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