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🌈 Rainbow Bridge Remembrance Day 🌈Today, we remember the cats who have crossed the Rainbow Bridge and the paw prints the...
08/28/2026

🌈 Rainbow Bridge Remembrance Day 🌈

Today, we remember the cats who have crossed the Rainbow Bridge and the paw prints they left behind on our hearts. 🐾

Some may have been with us for years. Others, far too briefly. But every cat leaves something behind: a favorite spot on the couch, a familiar meow, a silly habit, or simply the feeling of being loved.

To everyone missing a beloved cat today: we remember them with you. ❤️

Share a photo of a special kitty you’ve loved and lost, and tell us their name. Let’s fill the comments with the beautiful memories they left behind. 🌈🐈

🐈 WHAT'S IN YOUR CAT CARRIER?🐈Be honest… what does your cat's carrier look like? 👀Is it:A cozy blanketA favorite toyOne ...
08/26/2026

🐈 WHAT'S IN YOUR CAT CARRIER?🐈

Be honest… what does your cat's carrier look like? 👀

Is it:
A cozy blanket
A favorite toy
One very offended cat
A few medications
An emergency towel
Treats for bribery
Cleaning supplies because… you know
Or completely empty because your cat somehow knows when it comes out?

Bonus points: Does your cat love their carrier… or does the carrier disappear into the closet until vet day? 😂

Tell us what's in your cat carrier! ⬇️🐾
P.S. Keeping the carrier out and making it part of your cat's everyday environment can help make future trips a little less stressful.

These cuties came in to see Dr. Smith for their first appointment! Dash, Mango and Nacho are available for adoption. If ...
08/24/2026

These cuties came in to see Dr. Smith for their first appointment! Dash, Mango and Nacho are available for adoption. If you are interested please give us a call and we can get you in contact with their foster parents.
Nacho- solid orange
Mango- orange and white, No longer available
Dash- tabby and white

📅 National Take Your Cat to the Vet Day – August 22 🐱💙Cats are experts at hiding pain and illness, which means problems ...
08/22/2026

📅 National Take Your Cat to the Vet Day – August 22 🐱💙

Cats are experts at hiding pain and illness, which means problems can go unnoticed until they become more serious. A yearly (or twice-yearly for seniors) veterinary visit is one of the best ways to keep your cat healthy and comfortable.

A wellness exam can help detect:

Dental disease
Kidney disease 💧
Arthritis 🐾
Weight changes ⚖️
Heart conditions ❤️

And other health concerns before obvious symptoms appear

Whether your cat is a playful kitten, a healthy adult, or a wise senior, preventive care helps them enjoy more happy years by your side.

📞 If your cat is due for a checkup, give us a call and let’s get them on the schedule!

👑💗 The Ketamine Queens have entered the chat!Our doctor team had the best time stepping away from the clinic for some fo...
08/21/2026

👑💗 The Ketamine Queens have entered the chat!

Our doctor team had the best time stepping away from the clinic for some food, fun, and team bonding at Chicken N Pickle with some of the amazing DVMs in our area! 🐔🏓
We’re so grateful for opportunities to connect with other veterinary professionals, build friendships, and remind ourselves that veterinary medicine is even better when we support each other.
Long live the Ketamine Queens! 👑

😴 WHY DOES MY CAT SLEEP SO MUCH? 🐱If you've ever looked over at your cat sleeping for the fifth time today and thought, ...
08/19/2026

😴 WHY DOES MY CAT SLEEP SO MUCH? 🐱

If you've ever looked over at your cat sleeping for the fifth time today and thought, “Do you ever do anything?” you're not alone. 😂

Cats are naturally big sleepers, often snoozing 12–16 hours a day, with some cats sleeping even more depending on their age and lifestyle.

But here's the important part: knowing your cat's normal is key.

A cat who has always loved a good 16-hour nap is probably just being a cat. 💤 But if your cat suddenly starts sleeping much more than usual, seems difficult to wake, isn't interested in food or play, or is hiding more than normal, it could be a sign that something isn't right.

🐾 The takeaway: It's not just how much your cat sleeps, it's whether their sleeping habits have changed.

You know your cat best. If something seems different, it's worth checking in with your veterinarian. ❤️

We all know cat's have their preferences. Let us know which toy your cat likes more!🐱👀
08/19/2026

We all know cat's have their preferences. Let us know which toy your cat likes more!🐱👀

🎒📚 Back to School Isn't Just an Adjustment for Kids, It's One for Cats, Too! 🐱After a summer full of busy days, extra pl...
08/17/2026

🎒📚 Back to School Isn't Just an Adjustment for Kids, It's One for Cats, Too! 🐱

After a summer full of busy days, extra playtime, and family at home, the return to school can be a big change for your cat. Cats thrive on routine, and sudden changes in their daily schedule can leave them feeling stressed or anxious.

Here are a few ways to help your feline friend adjust:

🐾 Keep feeding times consistent, whenever possible.
🐾 Set aside dedicated playtime each day, even if it's just 10–15 minutes.
🐾 Provide quiet, safe spaces where your cat can retreat when the house feels too empty or too busy.
🐾 Leave enrichment behind like puzzle feeders, window perches, or a favorite toy to keep them occupied while everyone is away.
🐾 Watch for signs of stress, such as hiding more than usual, changes in appetite, overgrooming, or litter box accidents.

A little preparation can go a long way in helping your cat feel secure as the household settles into a new routine. If you notice persistent behavior changes or have concerns about your cat's stress level, we're always here to help!

How does your cat react when the school year starts? Tell us in the comments! 💙🐈
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🚨 Urinary Emergencies in Cats 🚨Is your cat making frequent trips to the litter box? Straining to urinate? Crying out? L...
08/14/2026

🚨 Urinary Emergencies in Cats 🚨

Is your cat making frequent trips to the litter box? Straining to urinate? Crying out? Licking their urinary area more than usual?

⚠️ Don’t wait and see.

Urinary problems can range from inflammation and infection to urethral obstruction, a potentially life-threatening emergency, especially in male cats.

🚨 Signs that need immediate veterinary attention:
🐾 Repeatedly entering the litter box with little or no urine produced
🐾 Straining or crying while trying to urinate
🐾 Blood in the urine
🐾 Excessive licking of the ge***al area
🐾 Urinating outside the litter box
🐾 Vomiting, hiding, weakness, or loss of appetite along with urinary signs

A completely blocked cat cannot pass urine, and their condition can deteriorate rapidly.

If your cat is repeatedly trying to urinate but producing little or no urine, treat it as an emergency. ❤️

When it comes to urinary issues, it’s always better to have your cat checked and find out it’s something minor than to wait until it becomes critical.

🐈 Your cat can't tell you something is wrong, but their litter box habits can.

🎉 **Please join us in welcoming Dr. Ives to The Feline Medical Center family!** 🐱💙Originally from Southern California, D...
08/03/2026

🎉 **Please join us in welcoming Dr. Ives to The Feline Medical Center family!** 🐱💙
Originally from Southern California, Dr. Ives earned her Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine from the University of Minnesota in 2026. Throughout veterinary school, she dedicated her time to volunteering with local cat rescues and community outreach clinics, where she discovered her passion for community medicine, preventive care, and helping pets in need.

Dr. Ives has a special place in her heart for cats; especially those who are fearful or anxious. She is both a Fear Free Certified Veterinarian and Cat Friendly Veterinarian, and her dedication to feline medicine earned her the FelineVMA Outstanding Senior Award at the University of Minnesota.

When she's not caring for her patients, you'll find Dr. Ives playing video games, spending time with her cat, Bellatrix, or on the hunt for the perfect iced coffee. ☕🎮🐈

We're so excited to have Dr. Ives on our team and can't wait for you and your feline family members to meet her! Be sure to give her a warm welcome in the comments below! 💙🐾

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