Cat Veterinary Clinic
Cat Veterinary Clinic is a general practice practice in Houston, TX.
About
Cat Veterinary Clinic is a feline-only general practice in Houston, TX, dedicated to high-quality health services for cats since 1973. As the first cat-focused clinic in Texas, it provides a variety of services including wellness and prevention, routine and advanced surgeries, dentistry, radiology, and ultrasound. The clinic focuses on personalized treatment in a warm, cat-friendly space.
The clinic serves cat owners in Houston, TX, with a commitment to progressive, compassionate, and affordable veterinary care. They prioritize each cat's health, comfort, and well-being, fostering strong relationships with client families. The clinic also supports rescue and adoption efforts through its Cat Veterinary Clinic Rescue Program.
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Frequently asked questions
- What types of veterinary services does Cat Veterinary Clinic offer for cats?
- Cat Veterinary Clinic offers a range of services tailored for felines, including wellness and prevention, dentistry, surgical procedures, ultrasound, and radiology. They also provide specialized care for senior cats and support for end-of-life situations.
- Does Cat Veterinary Clinic provide grooming services for cats?
- Cat Veterinary Clinic is not a grooming facility. They typically offer basic grooming, such as lion cuts or mat clip-outs, only to patients who require full sedation for safety. For cats that do not require sedation, they are happy to provide referrals to local groomers.
- What is the history of Cat Veterinary Clinic?
- Cat Veterinary Clinic has been exclusively feline since 1973, making it the first feline-only practice in Texas and the second in the nation. It was originally operated from the veterinarian's home and has since been owned by three women who have contributed to its growth.
- Do the veterinarians at Cat Veterinary Clinic have any specific areas of focus or certifications?
- Dr. Matthew Filip, the Medical Director, focuses on dentistry and dietary management for cats. Dr. Meghan Tibbs is certified in small animal acupuncture. Dr. Nancy Christensen, Dr. Meghan Tibbs, and Dr. Erin Wilkens are all members of the American Association of Feline Practitioners.
- What should I do if I find a stray cat and bring it to Cat Veterinary Clinic?
- If you find a cat, you can call the clinic to schedule a time to bring it in for a microchip scan. If you decide to keep the cat, your first step should be a complete examination, where the clinic can provide a physical exam, approximate age, physical condition, and gender, and discuss recommended wellness services.