Just Cats Hospital

10/05/2022

Signs of arthritis pain can be subtle. Review the checklist to see if your cat is experiencing signs of arthritis pain. With the first approved drug for arthritis in cats, we can help them live longer, happier longer. Call us to schedule an arthritis consultation!

Recognize the signs of osteoarthritis (OA) pain in cats with this simple checklist. An easy-to-use checklist can help expedite the diagnosis and treatment of OA pain. Go to the Cat OA Pain Checklist quiz: https://bit.ly/OAChecklist

02/16/2022

Join Marianne for fun filled night of feline facts on 2/22/22 at 6pm! She'll be focusing on feline body language and communication. This event is free, open to the public and capped at 50 attendees. If you are interested, please use the link below to register for the event. We hope to see you, and maybe your kitty, there!

This is a live Zoom meeting that will be held on Tuesday, Feb. 22, 2022 at 6pm with Marianne Manns, RVT, KPA CTP. Marianne will be reviewing how cats communicate with each other using body language and their interactions with the environment. This session is 1 hour in duration and is open to the pub...

02/09/2022

This 4 month old female kitten was left with us yesterday. She’s been vaccinated, is FeLV/FIV negative, and is being spayed next week. No declawing please. Let us know if you’re interested!

02/03/2022

This 4 month-old female kitten needs a home. She is very sweet and friendly. She has had her first round of shots and tested FeLV/FIV negative. She has not been spayed yet. Adoption fee of $150 will include final vaccines and spay.

We ask that she remain an indoor-only cat and no declawing.

She is not currently at our clinic. Please email or call us if you are interested.

01/17/2022

Due to the weather, will be closed today. None of us can get to work! we apologize for the inconvenience and will be calling anybody who has appointments to reschedule.

01/06/2022

I get asked a lot, “Why does my cat need rabies if she doesn’t go outside?” Or if you’re used to me by now, you might say, “yes I know, the bats.” Remember that rabies is still out there, and while rare, it’s deadly yet preventable. Bats are a leading cause of exposure in the United States, as they often come in uninvited.

Deaths in Idaho, Illinois, Texas and Minnesota happened after each person came in direct contact with rabid bats last year, according to a CDC report.

12/23/2021

This morning our carbon monoxide detector went off at the clinic. We had just replaced it last week because our old one stopped working. We called the fire department and confirmed that the furnace had a leak. Carbon monoxide levels were higher than normal but not yet toxic. While we do not currently have any heat at the moment, we are all safe. This could’ve been very dangerous if we had not caught it early. Just a reminder to make sure you have working carbon monoxide detectors in your home!

12/18/2021

HOLIDAY HOURS

DECEMBER 24TH - CLOSED
DECEMBER 25TH - CLOSED
JANUARY 1ST - CLOSED

Have a safe and happy holiday season!

11/20/2021

THANKSGIVING HOURS

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 25th – Closed

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 26th – Open 8-12 for scheduling and medication pickup – No appointments

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 27th – Closed

We hope you have a happy Thanksgiving!

11/05/2021

How cats stay orange

10/19/2021

URGENT: We are looking for good homes for two neutered 14-year old brothers, Fredo and Sonny. They are very loving. Fredo was diabetic but is currently in remission. Please let us know if you are interested and please share!

10/09/2021

Gus and Milo are brothers that were rescued under a gazebo and are in need a forever home. Just six months old, they have come a long way from being frightened kittens when they were first found. Hoping they can be adopted together because they’ve been through so much. They love to play and sit on laps, especially when you have treats! Not too sure about being picked up yet, but they’re coming along. Indoor-only, no declawing. Would be ok with a dog.

Neutered, vaccinated, tested, wormed and flea treated. Have paperwork to give the new family.

Email Lora at [email protected] if you're interested.