Comments for Country Cat Clinic | Veterinary Services for Cats in NE Washtenaw County http://countrycatclinic.com We love cats Thu, 31 Mar 2011 19:43:08 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 Comment on Welcome to our new website! by admin http://countrycatclinic.com/2011/03/welcome-to-our-new-website/#comment-42 admin Thu, 31 Mar 2011 19:43:08 +0000 http://www.annarboranimalhospital.com/countrycatclinic/?p=1#comment-42 Thanks for your comment Mary Ann! The website is still a work in progress, so we'll be adding bios and photos soon. Your name tag suggestion is a good one as well! And we definitely have some additional upcoming blog posts and articles about older cats, they do mellow as they age! Thanks again! Thanks for your comment Mary Ann! The website is still a work in progress, so we’ll be adding bios and photos soon. Your name tag suggestion is a good one as well! And we definitely have some additional upcoming blog posts and articles about older cats, they do mellow as they age!

Thanks again!

]]> Comment on Welcome to our new website! by Mary Ann Wheeler http://countrycatclinic.com/2011/03/welcome-to-our-new-website/#comment-41 Mary Ann Wheeler Thu, 31 Mar 2011 12:57:16 +0000 http://www.annarboranimalhospital.com/countrycatclinic/?p=1#comment-41 I am trying to learn all of your staff members by name. They identify themselves when they answer the phone, but do not wear nametags in the office and no longer have a short bio with an individual picture. I am a "visual learner" and would find name tags and identifying photos helpful. I also liked the bios of the vets on your website before the revision. I think that is important to include. I like the tips for older cats. I agree that older cats are often sweeter and more affectionate than their younger selves. This is very true of Miss Kitty, and was also the case for Smokey, who was a wild little tease in her youth, but a gentle loving companion in her old age. I am trying to learn all of your staff members by name. They identify themselves when they answer the phone, but do not wear nametags in the office and no longer have a short bio with an individual picture. I am a “visual learner” and would find name tags and identifying photos helpful. I also liked the bios of the vets on your website before the revision. I think that is important to include.

I like the tips for older cats. I agree that older cats are often sweeter and more affectionate than their younger selves. This is very true of Miss Kitty, and was also the case for Smokey, who was a wild little tease in her youth, but a gentle loving companion in her old age.

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