Boise Cat Clinic

Boise Cat Clinic A locally owned and operated veterinary hospital catering exclusively to cats. www.boisecatclinic.

A feline only hospital offering a full range of veterinary services including:
Exams & Preventive Care
Vaccinations, Spay & Neuter
Medicine, Surgery & Dentistry
Digital Radiography
In-House Laboratory
Senior/Geriatric Care
Behavioral & Second Opinion

Catering exclusively to cats allows us to provide the special care and handling, exceptional medicine, and lower-stress environment that your feline companion deserves.

Can you spot the differences?Colorpoint cats come in more than one beautiful look! While Siamese-style markings may be t...
07/17/2026

Can you spot the differences?

Colorpoint cats come in more than one beautiful look! While Siamese-style markings may be the most familiar, there are plenty of stunning variations to admire. Here are a few adorable kittens we had the joy of seeing at Boise Cat Clinic this last week!

Seal Point Mink (photo 1)
Seal points have rich, dark brown “points” on the face, ears, legs, and tail. The mink pattern gives the contrast a softer, dreamy look, and often have stunning aqua-colored eyes.

Tortoiseshell Point (photo 2)
Tortoiseshell points mix classic colorpoint markings with patches of red or cream blended into the darker points, making every cat’s pattern wonderfully one of a kind.

Lynx Point (photo 3 & 4)
Lynx points show off distinctive tabby stripes on the face, legs, and tail, giving them that extra-cute “striped” look while still keeping the classic colorpoint style.

Chocolate Point (photo 5)
Chocolate points have warm, milk chocolate-colored points with a lighter cream body. Their coloring is softer and lighter than the deep brown seen in seal points.

Summer vacation is right around the corner! For pet parents who use pet sitters or have someone caring for their pets wh...
05/11/2026

Summer vacation is right around the corner! For pet parents who use pet sitters or have someone caring for their pets while away, we recommend having a medical authorization form on file with your primary veterinarian and leaving a copy with your pet sitter as well.
If your pet requires emergency medical attention after hours, especially at a veterinary hospital other than your regular clinic, these forms can help authorize treatment if you are unable to be reached right away.
Helpful information to include:

- Your contact information
- Emergency contact(s)
- Your primary veterinarian
- Preferred emergency hospital and CPR directive
- Current medications or medical conditions
- An approved treatment/spending limit

Preparing ahead of time can help prevent delays in care and ensure your pet receives medical attention as quickly as possible! We encourage all pet owners to speak with their veterinarian about obtaining and completing a medical authorization form before it’s ever needed.

Stop by the Pet Expo and come say hi, we’ll be here until 4pm today! 🐾
05/09/2026

Stop by the Pet Expo and come say hi, we’ll be here until 4pm today! 🐾

Come say hi to us on May 9th at the Idaho Pet Expo! 🐾 We’d love to see you there. Stop by our booth to meet the team and...
04/13/2026

Come say hi to us on May 9th at the Idaho Pet Expo! 🐾 We’d love to see you there. Stop by our booth to meet the team and get some goodies! 🐈

Address

506 N Latah Street
Boise, ID
83706

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 6pm
Tuesday 8am - 6pm
Wednesday 8am - 6pm
Thursday 8am - 6pm
Friday 8am - 6pm

Telephone

+12082582010

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