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Patient care · 02

Cats

Cats hide illness by instinct: by the time an owner notices something, it's often been going on for weeks.

The patient who hides pain until they can't anymore.

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The species

How we care for this patient

We care for cats with handling designed for them: a waiting area separate from the dogs, positive-reinforcement handling and unhurried visits. Half the success of a feline visit is a patient who doesn't arrive terrified.

We focus on what affects them most and gets caught latest: kidney disease, urinary problems, hyperthyroidism and dental disease. For cats over seven, we recommend screening bloodwork even if they seem perfectly healthy.

We also guide owners on things that aren't medical but change everything: how many litter boxes, where they go, what kind of litter and how to enrich their environment. Many urinary problems start there.

  • Kidney
  • Urinary
  • Low stress
What we solve

Needs we cover

Each one is handled by a specific hospital service, with the same veterinarian in charge of the patient.

  1. 01 Vaccines and parasite prevention
  2. 02 Spay and neuter
  3. 03 Kidney and urinary monitoring
  4. 04 Screening bloodwork for senior cats
  5. 05 Dental cleanings
  6. 06 Low-stress visits
  7. 07 Urinary emergency care
Services

Services for this patient

The ones we use most often for this species. Each service page details what's included.

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Everyday care

Surgery

Spays, neuters, soft tissue and orthopedic surgery, with monitored anesthesia.

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Other patients

We also see

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Dogs

From the new puppy at home to the senior dog who needs regular checkups.

  • Puppies
  • Adults
  • Seniors
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Small pets and birds

Rabbits, guinea pigs, hamsters and birds, which few clinics see.

  • Rabbits
  • Birds
  • Husbandry
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