Sacramento Cat Hospital

Sacramento Cat Hospital The Sacramento Cat Hospital is feline-only, providing old-fashioned care with modern technology.

Raru had his annual exam with Dr. Les and passed with flying colors! Dr. Les said he was a purrfect patient 😺🐾 😺      💕
07/11/2025

Raru had his annual exam with Dr. Les and passed with flying colors! Dr. Les said he was a purrfect patient 😺🐾 😺

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07/10/2025

July 10th is National Kitten Day.

National Kitten Day raises awareness about cat overpopulation, and many kittens never find loving homes and end up in shelters or on the streets.

Help Us Name This Adorable Kitten! 😻😻😻This beautiful 9-week-old kitten needs a name! We've narrowed it down to a few fav...
07/09/2025

Help Us Name This Adorable Kitten! 😻😻😻

This beautiful 9-week-old kitten needs a name! We've narrowed it down to a few favorites:

😼 Luna
😻 Coco
😼 Aster
😻 Cali

Please comment below with your vote for the best name.

📅 Voting closes this Monday, July 14th.

P.S. Yes, she's a rescue and has already found her forever home!

🐱 Cats need hydration too. Water fountains can help encourage drinking!
07/07/2025

🐱 Cats need hydration too. Water fountains can help encourage drinking!

Happy Independence Day from Sacramento Cat Hospital!We're closed today so our team can celebrate the land of the free an...
07/04/2025

Happy Independence Day from Sacramento Cat Hospital!

We're closed today so our team can celebrate the land of the free and the home of the brave. 💙❤️🤍

We wish you and your cats a safe and joyful holiday!

📫 July Blog4th of July Safety Tips for Cats  🐱♥️🤍💙🐱The 4th of July is a time for celebration with fireworks, parades, an...
07/02/2025

📫 July Blog
4th of July Safety Tips for Cats 🐱♥️🤍💙🐱

The 4th of July is a time for celebration with fireworks, parades, and barbecues, oh my! But for our feline friends, the holiday can be stressful and strange. As we cat lovers know, kitties are sensitive creatures. The loud noises, unfamiliar guests, and sudden changes in environment can stress them out.

Here are some simple but important 4th of July safety tips from the Sacramento Cat Hospital to help keep your cat calm and safe on Independence Day.

Celebrate the 4th of July safely with our cat-friendly tips. Minimize stress and avoid injury from fireworks and noise to help keep your cat calm and content.

🔍 Can your pet be found if they’re lost?Microchips + ID tags = the best chance of getting them home safe.
07/01/2025

🔍 Can your pet be found if they’re lost?

Microchips + ID tags = the best chance of getting them home safe.

Summer Safety Tips for Cats 🐱♥️🐱Fireworks🎆Leave your cat inside if fireworks are being set off outside. Keep your cat fa...
06/30/2025

Summer Safety Tips for Cats 🐱♥️🐱

Fireworks🎆
Leave your cat inside if fireworks are being set off outside. Keep your cat far away from any loud noises that might cause him stress.

Hot weather 🥵
Help your cat stay cool during hot weather and make sure there is plenty of fresh, clean water available.

Noise 🔊
Close all windows and shades to decrease the amount of noise coming from outside. You can also calm your cat by playing background noise from a radio or TV in the area where your cat spends most of his time to reduce stress.

If you are expecting guests, you might want to keep your cat in a location with less noise and traffic.

Stress 😬
Remember to stay calm and provide a safe place for your cat to hide in or behind, or use a feline facial pheromone diffuser/spray to reduce the effect that loud noises may have on your cat.

Say hello to Luna and Socks, the newest members of the Sacramento Cat Hospital family! 🐱❤️🐱These sweet Sphynx sisters ca...
06/27/2025

Say hello to Luna and Socks, the newest members of the Sacramento Cat Hospital family! 🐱❤️🐱

These sweet Sphynx sisters came in for their very first visit, and we’re so excited to have them with us!

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Bow down to your feline overlords—it's Cat World Domination Day! 😼👑 Today, we celebrate the undeniable truth: cats rule,...
06/24/2025

Bow down to your feline overlords—it's Cat World Domination Day! 😼👑 Today, we celebrate the undeniable truth: cats rule, and we just live to serve them. 🐾💙

Living the dream—literally. 😴🐱 Cats sleep for about 2/3 of their lives. That means a 12-year-old cat has only been awake...
06/20/2025

Living the dream—literally. 😴🐱

Cats sleep for about 2/3 of their lives. That means a 12-year-old cat has only been awake for around 4 years! No wonder they’ve mastered the art of cat naps.

📫 June BlogChronic Vomiting in Cats 🐱🐱🐱Is your cat suffering from chronic vomiting? Learn about the causes, symptoms, an...
06/18/2025

📫 June Blog

Chronic Vomiting in Cats 🐱🐱🐱

Is your cat suffering from chronic vomiting? Learn about the causes, symptoms, and treatment options to help keep your feline friend healthy and happy.

Learn about the causes, symptoms, and treatment options for chronic vomiting in cats to help keep your feline friend healthy.

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Carmichael, CA

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5am
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

Telephone

(916) 488-4161

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About the Sacramento Cat Hospital

The Sacramento Cat Hospital, established in 1974, was one of the first feline-only veterinary hospitals in the nation. We’ve been providing personalized, progressive, and innovative veterinary care for more than 40 years, and we’re dedicated to offering modern technology with old-fashioned care.

Our caring team members are trained to utilize the newest behavioral information in order to emphasize feline-friendly handling techniques. Our goal is to minimize stress during your cat’s visit to our office, making it a pleasant experience both for you and your feline companion.

Our team includes a Diplomate certified in Feline Practice by the American Board of Veterinary Practitioners (ABVP). The ABVP was established in 1978 and is accredited by a special committee of the American Veterinary Medical Association to recognize excellence in clinical practice through certification of species-oriented specialists.

We're recognized as a Cat Friendly Practice by the American Association of Feline Practitioners (AAFP). To be recognized as a Cat Friendly Practice, veterinarians and practice staff must meet specific criteria and maintain a standard of practice including the environment, equipment, handling, and treatment of cats as determined by leaders in the field of feline medicine. The practice must also have at least one “Cat Advocate” on staff who helps ensure adherence to cat friendly standards.