Coastal Cat Clinic

We provide thorough nose-to-tail physical exams during annual wellness visits to assess your cat’s overall health. Our exams help us detect early signs of illness, monitor chronic conditions, and provide personalized care tailored to your pet’s needs. You’ll have dedicated time with our veterinarian to discuss any concerns or questions about your cat’s health.

We administer rabies vaccines using non-adjuvanted Purevax modified live vaccines to minimize risks while ensuring strong immunity. For distemper (FVRCP), we offer intranasal vaccines (no needle) to reduce irritation and provide faster protection. These vaccines are tailored to your cat’s lifestyle and legal requirements, with rabies being mandatory by state law.

We recommend and provide flea and tick prevention treatments, especially for feral cats or those with parasite burdens. These treatments are available as add-ons for feral spay/neuter programs and are tailored to your cat’s specific needs. We also advise quarterly deworming for outdoor cats and yearly for indoor cats to prevent parasitic infections.

We advise yearly deworming for indoor cats and quarterly deworming for outdoor or hunting cats using Profender. Deworming is a critical part of our wellness programs to prevent intestinal parasites and ensure your cat’s long-term health. Additional parasite testing or treatments may be recommended based on your cat’s lifestyle.

We offer in-house bloodwork, including CBC (complete blood count) and chemistry panels, to monitor your cat’s health, diagnose illnesses, and track chronic conditions. These tests are often recommended during annual exams or if your cat shows signs of illness. We also provide feline leukemia (FeLV) and feline AIDS (FIV) testing as part of our diagnostic services.

We perform fecal testing to screen for intestinal parasites, ensuring your cat’s digestive health. This is particularly important for outdoor cats or those showing signs of gastrointestinal distress. Fecal tests are often included in our wellness exams or recommended based on your cat’s lifestyle.

We provide spay and neuter surgeries for cats as young as 4 months old, following the ‘fix by five’ standard. Our procedures include ovariohysterectomy (spay) for females and castration (neuter) for males, performed with strong, long-lasting pain management to ensure your cat’s comfort. We also offer feral cat TNR (Trap-Neuter-Return) surgeries, which include spay/neuter, rabies vaccination, distemper vaccination, and ear tipping at a reduced cost for community benefit.

We prioritize pain management for all surgical procedures, including spay/neuter surgeries, using strong and long-lasting medications to ensure your cat’s comfort during recovery. Our goal is to minimize post-operative discomfort and provide a smooth healing process.