In addition to our convenient Cat PetWell® Packages and Kitten PetWell® Packages, we treat minor cat illnesses and manage chronic conditions like thyroid disorders.

We also offer prevention products for fleas, ticks, heartworm, and more. The medicine and products we offer has been hand-picked by our team of veterinarians with your cat’s health in mind. You never have to question whether we’ve skimped on the quality of our vaccines. We promise to always offer your cat exactly what we would give to our own pet.

At PetWellClinic®, we recommend certain vaccinations to protect your cat from serious and contagious diseases. The vaccines your cat needs include:

• Rabies Vaccine: Required by law in most areas and protects your cat from this fatal virus.
• Feline Viral Rhinotracheitis (FVRCP) Vaccine: This combination vaccine covers feline herpesvirus, calicivirus, and panleukopenia (feline distemper), all of which can cause severe respiratory and gastrointestinal issues.
• Feline Leukemia Virus (FeLV) Vaccine: Recommended for kittens and outdoor cats, this vaccine protects against FeLV, a virus that can lead to immune suppression and certain cancers.

Keeping your cat up-to-date on vaccinations is crucial for preventing serious health problems and ensuring their well-being.

PetWellClinic® provides treatment for a variety of common feline illnesses, helping your cat recover quickly from everyday ailments and chronic conditions. We treat conditions such as:

• Hyperthyroidism: Hyperthyroidism is the most common hormone-related feline disease that can lead to symptoms such as leading to symptoms such as weight loss, increased appetite, and increased thirst and urination.
• Upper Respiratory Infections (URIs): Often caused by viruses like feline herpes or calicivirus, URIs can lead to sneezing, runny noses, and eye discharge.
• Urinary Tract Infections (UTIs): Symptoms of UTIs include frequent urination, straining, or blood in the urine. Early treatment is key to preventing further complications.
• Ear Infections: Cat ear infections are commonly caused by bacteria, yeast, or mites, and they can lead to scratching, head shaking, or a strong odor from the ears.
• Flea Allergies and Skin Conditions: Flea bites or skin irritations may cause excessive scratching, hair loss, or red, inflamed skin. We offer treatments to relieve itching and prevent future issues.
• Gastrointestinal Upset: Vomiting, diarrhea, or loss of appetite can signal various health concerns, from mild dietary issues to infections or parasites.

Our veterinarians are ready to diagnose and treat these and other common feline conditions, ensuring your cat gets back to feeling their best.

You can access your cat’s records by logging into your account on your PetWellClinic® location’s page. We keep all of the information you need for your cat in one spot, including:

• Vaccine records
• Individual pet profiles
• Adding your pet to the line

Walk-in vet care like what we offer at PetWellClinic® is designed for non-emergency needs, such as preventive care, vaccinations, minor illnesses, or routine exams. With no appointments necessary, our extended hours make it easy to visit us when your cat needs care.

Emergency vet care is for life-threatening situations or severe illnesses and injuries that need immediate attention. Emergency clinics are equipped to handle urgent cat health issues 24/7, offering intensive diagnostics and treatments when your cat’s condition is critical.

While PetWellClinic® offers accessible walk-in services for your cat’s routine health needs, we always emphasize the importance of knowing when a situation requires emergency care. If your cat is experiencing a medical emergency, it’s crucial to seek help from a specialized emergency veterinarian without delay.

At PetWellClinic®, we focus on preventive care, diagnostics, and the treatment of minor illnesses for dogs and cats. To keep your costs low, we do not provide certain services, including:

• Surgical Procedures: We do not perform surgeries, including spay and neuter operations or more complex surgeries.
• Dental Care: We do not provide comprehensive dental services, such as cleanings or extractions.
• Emergency Care: We do not handle emergency situations that require immediate, intensive care, such as severe injuries or life-threatening conditions.

For these services, we recommend consulting a full-service or emergency veterinary clinic that can address your pet’s specific needs. You can ask your local PetWellClinic® team for recommendations if you aren’t familiar with options in the area.