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Fire Safety and Your Cat

7/1/2020

July is designated as Pet Fire Safety Month, and it is a great time to make sure you are doing everything possible to prevent a fire, as well as planning for your cat should a house fire happen. Sadly, it is estimated that half a million pets perish in house fires every year. Reading, understanding, and implementing these suggestions could keep your beloved feline (and you) safe.

Adopt, Don't Shop

6/5/2020

Did you know that June is National Adopt a Shelter Cat Month? There are plenty of reasons to get a cat and plenty more reasons to adopt a cat from the shelter instead of buying one. Here are our top 5 reasons to adopt!

Vaccinations for a Happy, Healthy Feline

5/1/2020

Happy May! We hope everyone, human and feline alike, is staying safe and healthy this month. With all the changes happening in the world due to COVID-19, we felt it was important to talk about vaccinations and why they are essential to keeping your cat protected, healthy, and happy.

Say No to Declawing

4/1/2020

Owning a cat is one of life’s greatest pleasures, but with it can come some unique challenges. If your cat constantly scratches, whether it’s you, your furniture, rugs, or walls, you may have considered declawing them.

Carside Service at TLC Cat Clinic

3/19/2020

The safety of our clients and team is of the utmost importance. As an increased safety measure, TLC Cat Clinic will be moving appointments to carside service so we can remain open to treat your companions.

Doing Our Part to Slow COVID-19

3/13/2020

At TLC Cat Clinic, the health and safety of both you and your feline friend are our top priority. With the recent COVID-19 outbreak, we want our clients to know that we have taken the following precautions to keep everyone safe and to help slow the spread of COVID-19.

These include:

Why is Bloodwork an Important Part of My Cat’s Veterinary Visit?

3/2/2020

We discuss how important regular visits, preventatives, and dental care are to your feline friend – bloodwork is no exception. Cats don’t always show that they’re sick, so running annual blood tests (or as needed) is a critical component in veterinary care because it helps us look at the overall health of your pet.

February is National Pet Dental Health Month

2/3/2020

Happy February! It’s amazing how quickly January flew by. Did you know February is National Pet Dental Health Month? Yes, even your feline friend needs dental care! The American Veterinary Dental Society estimates 70% of cats have some form of dental disease by the age of three.

Annual Exams are Critical to Your Cat’s Health

1/13/2020

Happy New Year! We hope that 2020 will be filled with prosperity, good health, love, and laughter for you and yours. The first of the year brings on many reminders – resolutions, preparing for tax season, and setting up your feline’s annual appointment.

Helping Ryder Home

12/2/2019

A couple of weeks ago, a lost grey cat made his way to TLC Cat Clinic. The first thing our team did was scan for a microchip, and luckily, this kitty had one! We contacted the microchip company to retrieve the owner’s information and called/emailed his owners. Fortunately, they kept his microchip information up-to-date, and Vicki came to the clinic to pick up her cat, Ryder!

We are so happy to have helped reunite Ryder with his family and are thankful that his owners not only microchipped Ryder but also kept their information up to date.

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