Feline hypertension, or high blood pressure, has many causes. In 13-20% of cases there is no underlying cause or disease, and this is called primary hypertension. More often cats will have a [...]

The more information we have about cats' health, the more informed both you and your vet will be when making decisions for the well being of your companion.

Arthritis, also called osteoarthritis, is a degenerative condition that causes cartilage erosion and bone proliferation in the joints. The joints wear down which results in inflammation and pain [...]

Congratulations! You’ve adopted another cat into your home, or maybe you’re considering adding a new addition to your family. Either way, bringing a new feline friend into your home can be fun [...]

At our clinic, we often get questions regarding pricing for anesthetic procedures. Specifically, most owners want to know why we charge more than some area non-profit organizations.

Take a look around your house. To you it seems pretty safe, right? Taking a closer look, it might not be as safe as you think it is- for your cats at least.

Planning a trip? Want to take your cat along? We can help you prepare for the journey with a few tips. The key to a successful travel adventure with your cat is preparation. View our tips to make [...]

Do you have a cat lover in your life and want to get them an awesome gift for this holiday season, but you have no clue what to get them? What about a feline who you meant to get a special gift [...]

Let’s be honest, bringing your cat to the vet is stressful for both you and your cat. The battle often begins the second the appointment is made, when the dread sets in of the looming fight ahead.

Food elimination trials in cats are used when there are skin conditions and/or gastrointestinal conditions that your veterinarian believes may be food related. Some common conditions treated with [...]

Doesn’t it just seem like life moves too quickly sometimes? Aren’t we all looking for a way to save time throughout our day? Since there isn’t a way to add more hours in the day (yet), below are [...]

Ringworm, also call feline dermatophytosis, is not a worm. It is a fungal infection of the hair and skin. Microsporum canis is the most common cause of ringworm in cats. Two other fungal [...]

Feline Upper Respiratory Infections, or URI, is similar to the common cold in people. It can be a frustrating disease for both cats and owners; however, the prognosis is generally good for most [...]

Feline asthma and chronic bronchitis are conditions in the cat that cause inflammation of the lungs. The inflammation leads to mucus production, constricted airways, and smooth muscle spasms. [...]

Sometimes, the hardest part of getting a cat to the veterinary clinic is getting them in the carrier at home. Because of this cats often receive less care or miss checkups that are important for [...]

When cats won’t use the litter box, it can be very frustrating. It is important to work closely with your veterinary team in order to resolve the issue. We first must rule out any underlying [...]

As veterinarians we often deal with chronic, terminal illnesses and cats who are at the natural end of their lives. Hospice care provides comfort and care to our feline patients who are dealing [...]

Spring is finally here, which means allergy season for many of us. Like people, cats can have allergies too. Cats are most commonly allergic to flea bites (Flea Allergy), something in their food [...]

Dental care is an important part of your cat’s overall well being. Bacteria in the mouth can affect other areas of your cat’s health including the liver, bladder, heart, and even brain.

Laser therapy for your cat is a surgery-free, drug-free, noninvasive treatment to: Reduce Pain, Reduce Inflammation, and Speed Healing. We are proud to offer these services to our clients.

Kidney disease can have many causes and can be diagnosed with routine blood and urine tests. It is important to determine the underlying cause of kidney disease as this can affect treatment and [...]

Hyperthyroidism is an endocrine disease caused by excess production of thyroid hormone. The majority of cases of feline hyperthyroidism are caused by a benign tumor (adenoma) of the thyroid [...]

Cats can be afflicted with a number of painful (for the cat) and frustrating (for the owner) conditions that affect the lower urinary tract (bladder and urethra).