Ever wonder why annual wellness exams are so important for your furry friends whether they stay inside or run around outdoors? Or are you looking for information on the veterinary services we provide, how to manage your cat’s health at each stage of their life, or common diseases and their treatments? We have your information here. As always, don’t hesitate to call us at 514 674 2428 or email us at info@catvet.ca if your questions aren’t answered here.
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Our Wellness Services
- Complete wellness examinations
- Complete behavioral evaluations and consultations
- Comprehensive, thorough diagnostics and treatment of ill or injured cats
- Tailored vaccination programs for your specific cat
- Well informed anti-parasitic programs to keep you and your cat healthy
- Complete dental care including dental radiography
- Full-body radiography services
- In house laboratory to get your cat’s results faster
- Fully equipped surgery and equipment to ensure that your cat is safe under anesthesia
- Life stage consultations for kittens, adults and seniors.
- Micro-chipping
- Testing for cat aids and leukemia
- End of life compassionate care
- Please note that we are an anti-declaw clinic. (Learn Why Here)
TOP TEN THINGS TO NEVER DO WITH YOUR CAT
- Ignore changes in behaviour, apetite, or thirst.
- Forget to check the litterbox for the consistency of their stool.
- Wait a week to call you veterinarian when your cat has not been eating well.
- Apply topical creams to wounds and scratches (please, no polysporin, Bag Balm, or peroxide home remedies!)
- Ignore yearly reminders for their annual preventative health exam.
- Assume your cat will show it if they are sick.
- Treat your cat like a small dog.
- Diagnose your cat with Dr. Google’s information.
- Choose your cat’s food based on price alone.
- Assume a “mean” cat is just naturally like that (Hint: It’s usually fear or pain!)