Cat Veterinarian Providing Compassionate Kentwood Cat Care

Because we only treat cats at our Kentwood Cat Clinic and Cat Clinic North in Grand Rapids, cat owners count on us to provide knowledgeable and compassionate cat care. As a Board Certified Feline Specialist, our cat veterinarian Dr. Sadek insures our cat clinic has the equipment and staff to properly treat your feline companions. We do everything we can to help cat owners and their cats enjoy a long and healthy time together.

As soon as you bring your kitten home, set up a cat care appointment for a health exam and the cat vaccinations needed to provide protection from diseases such as rabies and distemper. While your kitten is young, they need to have our cat veterinarian perform a spay or neuter surgery to prevent unwanted pregnancies. This also helps prevent certain behavioral issues and even some cancers.

As your kitten grows, maintain a regular schedule of cat health appointments with us. These allow us to keep your cat current on all cat vaccinations, and enables us to diagnose medical conditions or behavioral problems in a timely manner. At these appointments we also look for any skin or ear problems and perform a routine cat dental exam. A dental examination is crucial as many cat owners do not provide dental care for their pets at home. Without regular cat and kitten dentistry, cats can suffer from loose or missing teeth, abscesses and infections that could lead to serious eating problems and health disorders.

Cat Surgery and Other Services
from Your Kentwood Cat Veterinarian

If you ever notice any unusual symptoms or behaviors, such as vomiting, diarrhea, not eating or litter box issues, bring your cat to our cat clinic as soon as possible. Our extensive in-house x-ray, ultrasound, video otoscopy and laboratory services allow us to efficiently and economically diagnose and treat a wide range of cat illnesses. In addition to spay and neuter surgery, we perform other types of cat surgery such as bladder stone removal, foreign object removal and mass removals. We use laser surgery whenever possible to minimize bleeding and improve healing time.

Our cat veterinary practice also provides geriatric cat care for older feline companions. Ours is the only veterinary hospital in western Michigan that can provide radioactive iodine 131 treatments. This therapy effectively cures feline hyperthyroidism which causes weight loss, high blood pressure, heart failure and even death if not treated. While your cat recuperates from the procedure in our radioactive iodine facility, our staff will closely monitor it and provide plenty of loving attention.

Our cat boarding services  are a great option while you’re traveling or if there is going to be some disruption at home. Your cat will have a view outside, a comfortable bed and lots of attention. Our clinic also offers cat grooming for an added preventative health benefit and to keep your cat looking beautiful.

If you’re concerned about your cat’s health, call our cat care professionals in Kentwood and Grand Rapids today because we treat your cats like the valued family members they are.

Call us at 616-541-6133 today to learn more.