Cat Clinic

Cat Clinic The Cat Clinic is proud to be the first and only all-cat veterinary practice in Danbury since 1993. Dr. Barbara Fanning is the practice owner and veterinarian.

Dr. Barbara Fanning, practice owner and veterinarian, leads a team dedicated to providing the highest level of veterinary care and compassionate service. She leads a team of experienced animal medical professionals who are dedicated to providing the highest level of veterinary care along with friendly, compassionate service. We treat every patient as if they were our own cat, and give them the sam

e loving attention and care. While we cherish all animals, at the Cat Clinic our focus is felines. We create a soothing environment where your cat will be diagnosed and treated without stressful canine scents or sounds. You will know what we mean when we say “experience the difference when cats come first”. The Cat Clinic is proud to serve Danbury, Brookfield, New Fairfield, New Milford, Bethel, Newtown, Sandy Hook, Ridgefield, Redding, Georgetown and surrounding areas. Please call us at (203)748-2287 if you have any questions or would like to schedule an appointment. If you have any questions about how we can care for your cat, please don't hesitate to call us at (203)748-2287. Thank you!

Soft tissue surgery can greatly improve your pet’s quality of life, helping them return to doing what they love! 🐕 Wheth...
05/23/2025

Soft tissue surgery can greatly improve your pet’s quality of life, helping them return to doing what they love! 🐕 Whether it’s relieving pain, removing growths, or fixing injuries, we’re dedicated to getting your pet back to their best. Contact us today to learn more! 💙 https://danburycatclinic.com/cat-surgical-services-danbury-ct/

Keeping your cat’s claws healthy is key to their comfort and happiness! 🐾 Here are 3 nail care tips to keep your cat fee...
05/21/2025

Keeping your cat’s claws healthy is key to their comfort and happiness! 🐾 Here are 3 nail care tips to keep your cat feeling their best.

🚨 Be Prepared! Save Our Number Now! 🚨In an emergency, every second counts! Save our number in your phone so you’re alway...
05/19/2025

🚨 Be Prepared! Save Our Number Now! 🚨

In an emergency, every second counts! Save our number in your phone so you’re always ready if your pet needs urgent care. 📞🐾

📲 (203) 748-2287

05/18/2025

It's ! 💙🐈‍⬛🐈🐈‍⬛💛 Knowing an orphaned kitten's age will help you make faster life-saving decisions for them. A kitten's teeth are a great guide to telling age in the first 6 weeks of life — if you know what you're looking at!

Kittens have no teeth from birth until 3 weeks of age, when incisors emerge in the front of their mouth. These teeth are not for eating! 3-week-olds still depend on nursing for all nourishment, but they gain a little independence at this age. Incisors allow them to start grooming themselves. Kittens also begin to toilet on their own, and they take their first wobbly steps.

At 4 weeks, kittens' canines (fangs) come in. They still don't eat solid food, but fangs signify an emerging ability to hunt. 4-week-olds also begin to retract their claws, and their movements become more coordinated. These new assets let kittens begin to practice hunting skills by play-wrestling with their littermates.

At 5 weeks, the premolars (large teeth just behind the fangs) begin to emerge. Premolars are for eating meat, so a healthy kitten with premolars is ready to begin the weaning process. They'll keep honing their hunting skills through vigorous play as their eyesight and muscle coordination continue to mature. Kittens have all 26 of their milk teeth by 6 weeks.

Learn more in our free "Bottle-Feeding and Care of Orphaned Kittens" webinar:
On-Demand Recording: https://bit.ly/BFCIBFKV
Handout: https://bit.ly/BFCIBFKH

And for in-depth info on raising kittens:
Kitten Lady: https://kittenlady.org/kitten-care
National Kitten Coalition: https://kittencoalition.org

🐦👀 Birds chirping? That’s your cat’s cue to activate stealth mode and start their best chirp-chirp impression from the w...
05/16/2025

🐦👀 Birds chirping? That’s your cat’s cue to activate stealth mode and start their best chirp-chirp impression from the window. 🎤😼 One day, the birds will understand… or so they think. 🐾

Happy Mother’s Day! Today, we celebrate all moms and the care you give every day. Wishing you a day filled with all the ...
05/11/2025

Happy Mother’s Day! Today, we celebrate all moms and the care you give every day. Wishing you a day filled with all the love you deserve! 💕💐

Knowledge saves lives! 🔍These warning signs could be your pet's way of saying "something's wrong." Catching Lyme disease...
05/09/2025

Knowledge saves lives! 🔍

These warning signs could be your pet's way of saying "something's wrong." Catching Lyme disease early dramatically improves treatment outcomes, so monitor for these symptoms after tick exposure.

Don't wait—a veterinary check when you notice these changes could make all the difference in your pet's recovery journey!

Contact us: https://danburycatclinic.com/cat-preventive-care-danbury-ct/

Did your visit have your cat purring with approval? 😸 Share your experience in a review and help us keep delivering top-...
05/07/2025

Did your visit have your cat purring with approval? 😸 Share your experience in a review and help us keep delivering top-notch, compassionate care! 🐾💬

Happy Cinco de Mayo! 🎉🌮 Let’s see your pets join in the fiesta fun! Share a pic of your furry friend rocking their best ...
05/05/2025

Happy Cinco de Mayo! 🎉🌮 Let’s see your pets join in the fiesta fun! Share a pic of your furry friend rocking their best Cinco de Mayo look—whether it's a festive bandana or just a big smile. We can’t wait to see the adorable celebrations! 📸🐾

05/04/2025

Address

30 Germantown Road
Danbury, CT
06810

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 1pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm
Saturday 9am - 11am

Telephone

+12037482287

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