Lonestar Feline Health Center

04/18/2025

02/14/2025

Food is always the solution

02/14/2025

02/01/2025

Dr. Gandy’s cat, Maverick demands to be included in the Saturday morning Starbucks run! He loves riding shotgun while the doodle girls are in the back.

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02/01/2025

Did you know? 🤔

The technical term for hair loss on a cat’s ear tips is called pinnal alopecia! “Pinna” refers to the ear flap, so pinnal alopecia simply means hair loss on the ear flap. 🐾

It’s important to always provide us with a thorough history so we can choose the most appropriate diagnostics. In this case, one of our patients was diagnosed with dermatophytosis—better known as ringworm. 🦠

Ringworm is a common fungal infection, and early detection is key to helping your cat recover and preventing spread. It can be very frustrating to treat and is very contagious but treatable. If you notice hair loss or changes in your cat’s skin, don’t hesitate to reach out!

Anytime you find a new cat always keep them separate from your own cats until the new one can be thoroughly examined and tested. Tests should include FeLV/FIV testing, observing skin/coat for parasites and or areas of hair loss, as well as f***l testing to name a few.

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02/01/2025

Coming Soon to Lonestar Feline! 🐾

We’re thrilled to offer Heated Cat Beds for our hospitalized patients! We know how important comfort is during recovery, so we’ve carefully chosen these beds to ensure our patients feel right at home. 🐱💖

These beds are ergonomically engineered to provide orthopedic support for your cat’s joints and are heated for extra warmth—perfect for any kitty in need of a cozy, restful place to heal whether in our hospital or at home.

As always, we only offer the best products that meet our high standards. 💯 Stay tuned—soon we’ll be offering Kneed Beds at a special price for our clients, so our patients can benefit at home too!

Stanley absolutely Loves it!

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01/27/2025

Beautiful Mila! 😍

08/30/2024

Before and After Story.

When we first met this patient she was absolutely pitiful. Her face was raw from scratching, very thin and anemic. Dr. Gandy determined she is allergic to flea saliva (and several other items)and had a blood parasite causing dangerously low levels of red blood cells requiring her to have a blood transfusion.
🩸Special Thank you to blood donor Mr. Peepers! (Dr. G’s chunky red boy)

This transformation was not overnight. The client trusted Dr. Gandy and followed the plan. We are so thankful she is doing amazing and her purrent is deficated to her continous care.
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08/29/2024

Gorgeous new Bengal kitten! This beautiful boy has no idea how lucky he is! He lucked out with his new family! # thank you

08/24/2024