04/09/2026
Creating a Calm Space for Sensitive Cats 🐱💙
Many cat parents worry about bringing their cats to the veterinary clinic.
Some cats become stressed before they even leave the carrier. Others hide in the corner of the consultation room, hiss, flatten their ears, or tremble with fear.
They're not being "difficult."
They're responding to an unfamiliar environment.
Strong disinfectant smells.�Cold stainless-steel tables.�Unfamiliar sounds and constant movement.
To us, these may seem like small details. To a cat, they can feel overwhelming.
At Ada's Veterinary Hospital, we prepare the consultation room before your cat arrives.
🐾 We use feline pheromone spray in the consultation room and on our clothing to help create a familiar, reassuring environment from the moment your cat enters.
🐾 Instead of placing cats directly onto a cold metal table, we use soft, non-slip mats so they can feel secure and keep their footing.
🐾 We also minimise unnecessary movement. Cotton balls, clippers, examination tools, treats, and anything else we might need are prepared on a mobile trolley before the appointment begins.
That means fewer people walking in and out, fewer doors opening and closing, and fewer unexpected noises that could increase your cat's stress.
Sometimes, reducing fear isn't about doing more.
It's about removing everything that doesn't need to happen.
Because great veterinary care starts long before the examination begins.
It's about creating a space where your cat feels as safe as possible. ❤️
📍 Ada's Veterinary Hospital, Shanghai
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