Do you have questions about caring for your furry companion? Look here for answers to our most asked questions.

How to give Sub-q fluids

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Click here to download a document full of information along with tips and tricks to get your furbaby the essential fluids they need. 

Information about Diabetes

A diagnosis of diabetes can be scary. Here are some tips on how to give insulin and what you can do to help your cat get the medical attention they need. 

Information about Caring for a Paralyzed Cat

Milo's is no longer accepting paralyzed or incontinent cats. Below are links to groups we suggest you contact for help with these cats:
Cats with Paralysis Facebook Group
Cats with Paralysis Adoptions
​We also recommend Tabby's Place Rescue, Rikki's Refuge, and SNAP Cats rescue. We also suggest searching "special needs cat rescue" for local groups in your area.
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Looking for tips for on caring for a paralyzed animal? This link offers 12 tips for caring for your furry friend, like our beautiful girl LeeLee.

Adopting and Caring for Senior Cats

Senior cats are the BEST! Cats over 9 years old are now considered "seniors", despite many living to their late teens and beyond. Seniors need some special attention. Our Animal Care Team have these tips about providing care for our older feline friends.

What exactly IS a senior cat? Click here to read more about how cats age and what to expect as your furry companion gets older.

Helpful Hints for Litter Box Problems

The most common problem and complaint about cats are related to litter box problems. Litter box problems are the number one reason why cats are abandoned at shelters. Before giving up, review this helpful list:
 


The Best Cat Litter

The not stinky kind.

Cats Scratching the Furniture

First, declawing. We only have one thing to say on this subject: DO NOT EVER, EVER, EVER DECLAW! It’s mutilation; it’s beyond painful, unnecessary, and can cause deep psychological problems. DECLAWING IS NOT REMOVING THE NAIL; IT’S AMPUTATION OF THE CATS TOES!!!!
 

Need A Veterinarian or Help With a Stray Cat?

  • ​Milo's recommends Beverly Oaks Animal Hospital as their primary veterinarian in the Los Angeles area. They are open until midnight 7 days a week!
  • Need help with feral cats in your neighborhood? Contact Stray Cat Alliance.
  • Need low-cost spay/neuter clinic or vaccines for cats in Los Angeles, CA? Visit Fixnation.

Pet Lover's Guide to Adopting a Cat

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Information on Introducing a New Pet to Your Family