Adopt Crystal

Meet Crystal! Crystal has white ears and a pale nose which are more prone to developing sunburn and skin cancers. The best way to minimize UV exposure is keep them indoors and avoid direct sunlight between 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. Cat friendly sunscreen is available but DO NOT use human sunscreen on your cat as it could be toxic and make them. Crystal had a mild build up of plaque/tartar on her teeth, which responded well to the T/D diet. The correct diet can be important to stop the dental health from going downhill. For example, Hills T/D food is able to remove low grade plaque/tartar in order to prevent the need for dental treatment in the future. In her previous home Crystal did not get along with other cats, so is not suitable to a home where she would share her new space with another cat or kitten. Crystal is desexed, microchipped and toilet trained. Vaccinations, flea and worm treatments are up to date.