Cats need regular veterinary care, including annual exams and vaccination (just like dogs do), but many don't get what is needed.

   Cats get many of the same diseases that people do and early detection and intervention are vital to maintaining a high quality of life. Listed are some common diseases of cats.

 1) Dental Disease (40 % or more of adult cats)

 2) Obesity (About 20% of cats are obese and that can increase chances of other health problems)

 3) Kidney Disease (A leading cause of death in older cats) Blood and urine tests can identify the problem and treatment can slow progression of the disease.

 4) Hyperthyroidism (The incidence of this disease of the thyroid gland is increasing-new dietary changes and medication can help treat this problem)

 5) Diabetes (Common in middle age cats and treatable when caught early)

 6) Cancer (Like in people, early detection can help treatment options)

Call now to get your cat's check up!

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    We follow the vaccine recommendations of the American Association of Feline Practitioners and the American Animal Hospital Association. We recommend the new Recombinant Feline Leukemia vaccine for all kittens and newly adopted cats (after a negative feline leukemia test), and a safe non-adjuvented vaccine for feline distemper (panleukopenia), calicivirus and rhinotracheitis (you may know this vaccine as the FVRCP). Frequency of these vaccines depends on lifestyle and exposure. 

    A new Recombinant 1 year Feline Rabies vaccine is recommended to provide protection to all cats with minimal chance of adverse reaction.

Safety and protection is what we provide for your feline friend!