Quiet, cat-only boarding room with privacy from other patients and separate sleeping/eating and litter box spaces.
Cat-specific pain management and anesthesia
Cat-size warm air heating blankets for surgery
Digital radiology for fast, stress-free x-rays
Ultrasonography for pain-free, non-invasive cardiac and abdominal diagnostics
Tonopen technology for rapid glaucoma evaluation
Wide selection of prescription diets for cats
Digital dental radiology for full mouth dental evaluations
Over 35 years of combined feline experience.
What can I do to make my visit stress-free?
Always use a carrier to transport your kitty. This keeps your companion safe and prevents unwelcome car “scenes.”
If you have trouble getting your cat in a carrier,
Use a different type of carrier that is easy to assemble/disassemble or that is more/less rigid.
Wrap your cat in a towel, then place him/her in the carrier
Keep the carrier out and place food or treats inside to get your cat used to it.
Use Feliway Spray in and around the carrier. This cat pheromone has an appeasing effect.
Talk to us about antianxiety medication that you can give before your visit.
Withhold food for 8 hours before the appointment to minimize vomiting. If we need to run any lab tests or take x-rays, an empty stomach is also helpful.
If your cat is particularly anxious, we can give a safe sedative to make for a relaxing visit, even with (and especially with!) older or ill patients.
