Where is all cats and dogs veterinary clinic?
Founded by Laura Smith, DVM in 2002 the business started as a House Call practice known as All Cats and Dogs Veterinary Services. In 2010 Dr Smith opened All Cats and Dogs Veterinary Clinic at its current location at 6543 Crain Highway, La Plata, Maryland.
Are there any veterinarians that treat only cats?
Veterinarians and veterinary healthcare teams who dedicate themselves to see only cats place a high value on their feline patients’ distinct needs. They are especially interested in delivering medical care to cats in ways that help the cat (and its human family members) experience as little stress as possible.
Are there veterinary practices that are cat friendly?
The Cat Friendly Practice program is relatively new, but you can search for Cat Friendly Practices in your area on the AAFP website (catvets.com). Many cat only practices are taking the extra steps to be recognized by the AAFP as Cat Friendly (see handout “Cat Friendly Veterinary Practices” for more information).
Where can I get free veterinary care for my Pet?
Our animal hospitals and pet care clinics provide veterinary treatment to sick and injured pets when their owners can’t afford private veterinary fees. Am I eligible? Contact the nearest vet practice to your home if your pet needs urgent treatment.
Veterinarians and veterinary healthcare teams who dedicate themselves to see only cats place a high value on their feline patients’ distinct needs. They are especially interested in delivering medical care to cats in ways that help the cat (and its human family members) experience as little stress as possible.
What kind of veterinarian takes special interest in cats?
The American Association of Feline Practitioners (AAFP) is an organization dedicated to the special needs of cats. Members of the AAFP have a special interest in cats and feline medicine. When you are seeking a veterinarian for your cat who takes a particular interest in cats, AAFP membership is something to look for.
The Cat Friendly Practice program is relatively new, but you can search for Cat Friendly Practices in your area on the AAFP website (catvets.com). Many cat only practices are taking the extra steps to be recognized by the AAFP as Cat Friendly (see handout “Cat Friendly Veterinary Practices” for more information).
What to look for in a cat only veterinary practice?
Cat-only practices tend to utilize minimal restraint techniques – another stress reducer. You will also tend to find lots of cat-specific retail products in cat only practices. Are there any special designations I should look for when trying to find a cat only practice?