Albuquerque Cat Clinic

Albuquerque Cat Clinic Compassionate care in a feline-friendly environment. At Albuquerque Cat Clinic, we believe that the bond between cats and their caretakers is extremely special.

We also believe that protecting and preserving our feline patients’ health, both physical and mental, is essential to the continuance of this bond. We strive to continually exceed our clients’ expectations in the care and treatment of their feline companions. We recognize that visits to the veterinarian can be stressful for both cat and owner. We work diligently to provide a quiet, relaxing enviro

nment and excellent customer service in order to create an experience that is as pleasant as possible.
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Today was a special day as we got to donate a batch of food to help the kitties at Animal Humane NM, a huge thank you to...
02/06/2025

Today was a special day as we got to donate a batch of food to help the kitties at Animal Humane NM, a huge thank you to our amazing clients for all of these generous donations.

February is National Pet Dental Health Month! 🦷🐱Feline Odontoclastic Resorptive Lesions (FORLs) are a common and painful...
02/04/2025

February is National Pet Dental Health Month! 🦷🐱

Feline Odontoclastic Resorptive Lesions (FORLs) are a common and painful dental disease in cats. They start as tiny red spots at the gumline but can progress to severe tooth destruction, as seen in this case. The cause is still unknown, and the only treatment is extraction.

Many cats with FORLs show no obvious signs of pain, so regular dental exams are key to early detection. If your cat has bad breath, drools, or avoids eating, it could be a sign of dental disease. Stay informed and keep an eye on your cat’s oral health!

Teddy, looking adorable as always while getting prepped for imaging.
01/31/2025

Teddy, looking adorable as always while getting prepped for imaging.

Say hello to Mozzarella! 🧀 This sweet girl first visited us as a kitten, and we’ve loved watching her grow into the beau...
01/16/2025

Say hello to Mozzarella! 🧀 This sweet girl first visited us as a kitten, and we’ve loved watching her grow into the beautiful, curious cat she is today. Look at that adorable face – we’re totally smitten!

📞😺 It seems our phone lines are experiencing a bit of “cat-tastrophe!” Some of our clients have reported they can’t hear...
01/03/2025

📞😺 It seems our phone lines are experiencing a bit of “cat-tastrophe!” Some of our clients have reported they can’t hear us when they call—don’t worry, we’re not ghosting you! This issue seems to come and go, and we’ve already called in the pros (not the cat pictured!) to fix it. A technician will be on-site Monday to get everything back in purr-fect working order.

In the meantime, feel free to reach us at [email protected] for any questions or scheduling needs. Thank you for your patience! 🐾✨

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12/23/2024

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🌟 Wishing everyone a warm and cheerful winter season! ❄️✨In celebration of the holidays, our hours will be adjusted this...
12/23/2024

🌟 Wishing everyone a warm and cheerful winter season! ❄️✨

In celebration of the holidays, our hours will be adjusted this week. If you need medication refills or prescription diet food before Christmas, please place your request early to ensure it's ready for pick-up by noon on December 24th. 🎁

We'll be back to our regular schedule on Thursday, December 26th. Thank you for letting us be part of your holiday season!

🎄 HOLIDAY HOURS 🎄
December 24th: 7:30 AM - 12:00 PM
December 25th: CLOSED

Happy Holidays from all of us to you! 🎅🎁💖

🚨 CAT BITE ALERT 🚨Did you know a cat bite is more than just a love nibble gone wrong? When those tiny teeth puncture the...
11/19/2024

🚨 CAT BITE ALERT 🚨
Did you know a cat bite is more than just a love nibble gone wrong? When those tiny teeth puncture the skin, they pack a big punch, introducing bacteria deep into the tissue. 🦷😿 If you're bitten, wash the area immediately and seek medical attention—even small bites can cause serious infections. Use toys instead of your hands. Let’s keep those claws and paws playful, not painful! ❤️🐾

Lady Grey has been spending some time with us over the past couple weeks, and our team has loved having her explore all ...
10/28/2024

Lady Grey has been spending some time with us over the past couple weeks, and our team has loved having her explore all the areas of the clinic! She’s taken it upon herself to supervise and make sure everyone is staying on task.

Machi brought the purrs, and Kayla brought the smiles! Kayla’s cat-whispering powers are in full force today! 🦇🎃😺
10/25/2024

Machi brought the purrs, and Kayla brought the smiles! Kayla’s cat-whispering powers are in full force today! 🦇🎃😺

We are proud to highlight two of our talented Registered Veterinary Technicians, Jessica and Brianna, who recently atten...
10/07/2024

We are proud to highlight two of our talented Registered Veterinary Technicians, Jessica and Brianna, who recently attended the Southwest Veterinary Symposium in Dallas-Fort Worth. This event provided an excellent opportunity for them to expand their knowledge and skills, ensuring they continue to deliver the highest level of care to our patients. We deeply appreciate the dedication and expertise our technicians bring to the hospital and are always excited to support their professional growth through experiences like this symposium.

Mr.Leo was helping everyone get into the spooky season spirit with his adorable piggy costume!🐷
10/03/2024

Mr.Leo was helping everyone get into the spooky season spirit with his adorable piggy costume!🐷

Foxy first came to the Albuquerque Cat Clinic with an embedded tooth in his chest, which we believe came from an encount...
10/03/2024

Foxy first came to the Albuquerque Cat Clinic with an embedded tooth in his chest, which we believe came from an encounter with a skunk! We’re happy to report that he’s now doing much better. Thank you, Foxy, for helping keep our neighborhoods safe from those stray critters!🦨

Dr. McArdle giving some extra love during this kitten’s first visit to Albuquerque Cat Clinic! 🐾💙 😺:Butler
09/26/2024

Dr. McArdle giving some extra love during this kitten’s first visit to Albuquerque Cat Clinic! 🐾💙

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These two handsome boys came in for their annual exam with Dr. McArdle. According to their owner, they’re both big snugg...
09/24/2024

These two handsome boys came in for their annual exam with Dr. McArdle. According to their owner, they’re both big snuggle bugs—and we can definitely see why!

😺😺: Hans & Blix

Jenny sharing some love with her sweet kitty, “Geege”, during her visit to the clinic today. Even while working, there’s...
09/19/2024

Jenny sharing some love with her sweet kitty, “Geege”, during her visit to the clinic today. Even while working, there’s always time for a cuddle! 💕

Address

7007 Jefferson Street NE, Ste D-2
Albuquerque, NM
87109

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 6pm
Tuesday 7:30am - 5pm
Wednesday 7:30am - 5pm
Thursday 8:30am - 6pm
Friday 7:30am - 5pm

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+15053231460

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Our vet tech, Briana, enjoying some quality playtime with one of our patients before his procedure this morning. 😺: Peyton

Do your kitties help with the dishes? 😸:Gomez

Boredom, frustration, and environmental stress are common reasons that cats exhibit behavior problems. Encouraging foraging behavior with food puzzles is a great way to give your cat environmental enrichment and take advantage of their natural instinct to work for their food. For more information on food puzzles visit: Food Puzzles for Cats 😺: Xin

Ear mites are a common, highly contagious parasite that can infest a cat’s ear canal. Their presence causes irritation, inflammation and can also lead to secondary ear infections. The mites themselves are generally too small to see with the naked eye. This is what they look like under a microscope.

These two kittens are brothers and were recovering from a neuter, I think they were feeling pretty good!

With all these tips we've been posting, we thought we would show you what to do if you think your cat has eaten something potentially toxic. Albuquerque Cat Clinic wants to make sure your cats stay happy and healthy for the years to come. If you have any questions or would like to schedule your cat for an annual exam give us a call to schedule the next available appointment for your furry family member! 505-323-1460

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