Las Vegas Cat Hospital

04/09/2026

Don't forget to purchase your tickets for our Ball Buster Bingo Fundraiser. The fundraiser will be held on Tuesday, April 28th at VFW Basic Post 3848. Seating is limited, and the prizes are sure to amaze. Come early to grab a taco dinner, relax with a drink, check in, and pick up your bingo cards—plus enjoy one free raffle ticket for our door prizes. Click the link below to purchase your tickets before they’re gone!

https://donorbox.org/events/921494

Bring your friends and enjoy a fun-filled game night!

Ticket sales will end on April 23rd at 11:59 PM (PST)

04/09/2026

04/08/2026

A smarter way to prep cat medication.

"Tommy’s medication routine = way more sophisticated than your average cat"

Tommy is showing off one of the little routines that helps make medication time easier. His chewable tablet is cut into quarters, each piece is wrapped in pill wrap, and crunchy treats are added on both ends to make the whole process more cat-friendly.

It’s a simple reminder that the right prep can make a big difference for cats who need daily meds. If you know a cat parent who could use a practical tip like this, go ahead and share this post with them.

04/06/2026

Happy National Siamese Cat Day! 🐱✨

Elegant, vocal, and full of personality—Siamese cats truly are one of the most iconic and beloved breeds. From their striking blue eyes to their affectionate (and sometimes sassy) nature, they’ve captured hearts for generations 💙

Whether they’re chatting your ear off or curling up beside you, life with a Siamese is never boring!

Drop a 🐾 if you’re a Siamese lover or tag someone who has one!

04/04/2026

🚨🌸 Easter Reminder: Lilies Are DEADLY to Cats 🌸🚨
As we head into Easter weekend, we want to share an urgent warning for all cat families 🐾
Lilies — including Easter lilies, tiger lilies, Asiatic lilies, and even small exposures like pollen or water from the vase — are EXTREMELY toxic to cats. Even a tiny amount can cause sudden kidney failure.
⚠️ Common risks:
• Brushing against pollen and grooming it off
• Drinking water from a vase
• Chewing on leaves or petals
Symptoms may start subtly (vomiting, lethargy, decreased appetite) but can progress rapidly. Without immediate treatment, this can become fatal.
💡 Our advice:
• Keep ALL lilies out of homes with cats
• Double-check floral arrangements from guests
• Seek emergency care immediately if exposure is suspected — don’t wait for symptoms
Let’s keep our feline friends safe this Easter 🐣💛 If you have any concerns, our team is here for you.

04/01/2026

That face when you say "vet appointment" 😹

We promise — it's not that bad! A few treats, cuddles, and friendly faces later, and they'll be purring (or tail-wagging) again.

Our cat-only hospital makes visits calmer for everyone. Book today! 👉 lasvegascathospital.com

03/05/2026

Is your cat moving more slowly or favoring a paw? It could be osteoarthritis. Learn the signs, causes, and treatment options to help your feline friend live comfortably. Read our full guide: https://wix.to/H9sVsDM

How to help right away: schedule a vet exam, adjust their environment, and ask about pain management. Share to help other cat owners spot early signs.

Learn the signs, causes, and treatment options for osteoarthritis in cats. Discover how to recognize arthritis symptoms early and help your cat live comfortably.

03/01/2026

Osteoarthritis is more common in cats than many people realize, and because cats naturally hide discomfort, the signs can be subtle. You may notice changes such as:

• Less interest in play
• Hiding more often
• Reduced grooming, especially around the hindquarters
• Ignoring the scratching post
• Not stretching fully
• “Bunny hopping” when using stairs
• Hesitation to jump or reach favorite resting spots

To help identify cats who may benefit, we are offering FREE osteoarthritis screenings for eligible patients. Call us to see if your cat is eligible! 😻

02/27/2026

Does your cat hesitate on stairs or no longer stretch the way they used to?

These subtle changes may be signs of osteoarthritis (OA).

Our clinic is offering FREE OA screenings and enrolling eligible cats in a clinical study evaluating a new medication for OA pain.

Qualifying cats may receive up to nine months of study-related care at no cost.

Call 702-720-2287 today to see if your cat may qualify.

02/24/2026

🎓🐾 Class of Courage: FIP Graduate! 🐾🎓
Today we’re throwing our caps in the air to celebrate one very special graduate! 💙 This brave kitty has officially completed treatment for FIP and is now in remission — and we couldn’t be more proud.
FIP used to be a devastating diagnosis, but advancements in treatment have changed the story for so many cats. Watching this sweet patient go from sick to strong has been nothing short of incredible. It’s moments like these that remind us why we do what we do. ✨
To our amazing client: thank you for your dedication, trust, and commitment throughout the journey.
To our patient: you are the definition of resilience (and you look pretty adorable in that cap 😸).
Here’s to health, happiness, and many more milestones ahead! 🥳🐱