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10/18/2026

09/18/2026

Blood work is not only for sick cats.

A healthy result is one of the most useful things we can have on file. It becomes your cat’s baseline, and every future test is compared against it. A value that sits inside the normal range but has moved noticeably from last year can be the first clue that something is changing.

Normal today does not mean normal tomorrow. Trends tell us more than any single number.

Annual bloodwork helps us evaluate kidney and liver function, blood sugar, red and white blood cells, and thyroid health, often before a cat shows any outward sign of illness.

Ask our team whether it is time for your cat’s next screening.

09/13/2026

Chronic kidney disease is one of the most common conditions we diagnose in cats, and it rarely announces itself.

Many owners tell us their cat seemed completely normal. Looking back, there were small changes: the water bowl emptying faster, slightly heavier litter clumps, a little less weight on the frame. Those changes are easy to explain away as aging.

Increased thirst is not just aging. It is one of the earliest signals that the kidneys are working harder than they should.

Bloodwork and a urine sample can detect kidney changes long before a cat looks sick, and early detection gives us far more options to protect kidney function.

If anything about your cat’s drinking, urination, or weight has shifted, our feline team is happy to take a look.

09/08/2026

Your cat’s smile is about more than looks.

Plaque and tartar can build up over time and lead to gum inflammation, pain, and dental disease. A professional dental cleaning allows us to clean areas that are difficult to reach at home and assess your cat’s overall oral health.

Healthy teeth and gums are an important part of your cat’s overall well being. If you have questions about your cat’s dental health, we are here to help.

Book a dental consultation today. Link in bio.

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08/22/2026

One tiny chip. A lifetime of identification.

Even indoor cats can slip through an open door or window. If your cat ever gets lost, a registered microchip can provide a permanent way to identify them and help reconnect them with you.

Microchipping is quick, simple, and designed to give you extra peace of mind.

Swipe through to learn how it works and why keeping your cat’s microchip information updated matters.

Ready to add another layer of protection?

📅 Book a microchip appointment with our team.

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08/17/2026