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At All About Cats Veterinary Hospital in Las Vegas, NV, we have designed a feline-friendly environment and provide veterinary care exclusively for cats. Our name says it all...we're All About Cats!! Our Las Vegas veterinarians and staff of "cat people" and are dedicated to providing excellent care to cats and the people who love them.
We understand that a trip to the vet can be stressful for cats and their owners, so we created a cats-only environment. At our cat clinic, we do not allow dogs in order to reduce anxiety a cat may endure from the frightening sounds and smells of dogs.
In addition to a calm, cats-only environment, our staff is gentle and careful when treating and handling your cat companion.All About Cats Veterinary Hospital was founded by Dr. Terri Koppe in October of 2001, as she recognized the need for a cat-exclusive Las Vegas veterinary hospital. Before focusing her practice to cats only and opening the clinic, cat veterinarian, Dr. Koppe, practiced small animal medicine.
She is joined by fellow Las Vegas cat veterinarians, Dr. Cathy Berquist and Dr. Alissa McCormick. All three veterinarians specialize in feline medical, dental, and surgical veterinary care and are passionate about helping cats live healthy and happy lives. Our mission is to provide experienced, loving care just for cats at our veterinary hospital.
At our animal hospital we offer comprehensive veterinary services for cats, including complete wellness care. Wellness care services provided by our veterinarians include new kitten exams and consultations, adult cat annual exams, vaccines selected for your cat's individual lifestyle, spays, neuters, declaw procedures, dental examinations and cleanings, and geriatric exams and consultations.
In addition to these services, we provide behavioral counseling, cat-only boarding, cat-only grooming, an on-site pharmacy, and cat food for purchase at our veterinary hospital.
As evidenced by our cat-only environment and feline-friendly boarding area, our animal hospital is committed to providing the best in veterinary care for cats. Our veterinarians specialize in feline surgical care and offer experienced medical treatment for feline diseases, such as feline asthma, feline diabetes, gastrointestinal disease, urinary tract disorders, and dental disease to name a few.
Cat lovers are invited to learn more about cat symptoms, rescues, adoptions, and other topics by exploring our cat clinic website. Website visitors are able to sign up for the Newsletter and become website members as well. Cat owners are encouraged to contact us by phone or email to make an appointment to visit our veterinary hospital and meet our cat-loving staff.
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