Marsh Hospital For Animals

We provide a full range of routine and orthopedic surgical procedures. Our team is committed to ensuring your pet's health.

We like to see kittens about every three weeks starting at about six weeks old for general checks and testing for diseases like FIV and FeLV. We recommend scheduling a veterinarian visit as soon as possible to ensure that your new kitten gets a healthy start.

We offer comprehensive care programs aimed at ensuring the highest quality of life for senior pets. We will do more frequent exams and monitor for diseases early, especially in senior cats.

We recommend these core vaccines at a bare minimum covering the most life-threatening illnesses your cat will likely be exposed to.

We offer a wide range of flea and tick preventatives that are very effective in protecting your cat against these pesky critters. We can help you choose the most suitable products and explain the differences between repellents and treatments.

If your cat has ever gone exploring or gotten lost a microchip is an essential measure of security that ensures you never have to part with your feline friend due to an unexpected occurrence. We offer microchipping services at our hospital.

Optimal cat nutrition is the key to your cat's long-term health and quality of life. We can help you develop a nutritional plan including diet selection, feeding plan, and exercise plan to avoid feline obesity.

Cat deworming is part of being a responsible pet parent. We strive to get the facts you need to keep your pet as healthy as possible and can test for intestinal parasites like roundworms and hookworms.

If your cat isn't getting enough activity they may not be able to get that energy out which can turn into destructive behaviors. We can help you encourage exercise gradually and find incentives to make it fun for them.

We offer blood tests to monitor your cat's health and detect diseases early.

We can sometimes find parasites on a fecal flotation or send them off to the lab for some enzyme or PCR testing.

If allergies are to blame for your cat’s skin condition your doctor will likely recommend a very specific food trial or therapeutic diet to identify the food causing the issue. We can also refer you to a board-certified dermatologist for allergy testing.

We’ll look at your cat’s eyes with different lights and lenses to get a close look at the back of their eyes and examine the cornea and lens. We also have stains to pick up on scratches and ulcers.

We can provide education on at-home dental care to help keep your cat's teeth healthy.

Spaying and neutering is an essential surgical procedure to avoid unwanted pregnancy. We offer these services at our hospital.

We can provide medications to manage pain and improve your cat's comfort.

We offer medical grooming services such as sanitary shaves.

We offer sanitary shave services.