Have you noticed a change in your cat’s activity level, appetite, behavior, or weight? From our experience, we have learned many health problems begin with subtle changes in your cat’s daily routines. We are here to listen to your concerns, examine your cat, then find the best options for treatment.
Behavioral Consultation
The most common cause of a cat's death is related to litter box behavioral issues. If your cat isn't using the litter box, we recommend a medical exam to determine if they have a medical issue, behavioral, or both. Unfortunately, many pets end up at the shelter because these steps are not taken.
Dentistry
Periodontal disease is the number one health problem pets experience, but with proper veterinary cleanings, it’s completely preventable. It is important to understand “anesthesia-free pet teeth cleanings” offered by pet stores and groomers is NOT a cleaning nor does it provide any benefit to your pet’s dental health. A comprehensive veterinary dental cleaning under anesthesia allows for a thorough exam, scaling and polishing of your pet’s teeth along with the opportunity to identify and treat early stages of periodontal disease.
Grooming
Is your cat getting fleas? Does she get frustrated when you clip her nails? We offer our clients the convenience of in-house grooming if they are up-to-date on vaccines and their yearly exam has been performed in our clinic. We offer bathing, shaving, nail clipping, and flea treatments.
Microchipping
We offer this service because it is the difference between your pet being lost or found. This is the process of injecting a tiny computer chip—about the size of a grain of rice—just under your pet's skin, between the shoulder blades. This way your pet can be tracked and found if ever lost.
Prescription Diet Products
We partner with Prescription Diet Products to find you the best “nutrition-based’ solution for your cat’s diet. Whether your cat is experiencing problems with their kidneys, urinary tract, or need to lose a few pounds with a weight management diet, we have the correct dietary solution.
Preventative Care
If you love your cat, you’ll want to keep him or her healthy. There are a few things you can do at home to ensure your cat stays healthy. First, take care of your cat’s coat by brushing your cat to rid of any extra hair. Secondly, keep his nails and paws in shape by trimming and cleaning them. Lastly, monitor his bathroom habits. Finally, ensure you have a good veterinarian to check for potential problems. We offer vaccination protocols based on your pet's lifestyle. Please call us to set up a private consultation to ensure any concerns you have will be addressed.
Surgery
Dr. Kim Serbe has more than 20 years experience with feline surgeries. Experience is crucial in getting good surgical outcomes.
