All Cats Clinic

06/12/2023

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06/02/2023

ATTENTION CLIENTS!
We would like to inform you that we have experienced some admin issues with our page. As a result, we will be switching to a new page and discontinuing this one.
We invite all cat lovers to follow our new page at All Cats Clinic - Fayetteville and join us in celebrating the amazing feline companions in our lives.
With regular updates, photos, and videos, you'll get a behind-the-scenes look at what it's like to be a cat at our clinic. You'll also get valuable tips and insights into cat care, behavior, and health.
Thank you for your support, and we look forward to connecting with you on our new page!

05/26/2023

Fantastic news! One of our patients, Sgt. Pepper, has recently survived a battle with cytauxzoonosis, a rare and often fatal disease caused by a tick-borne parasite. We are so thrilled he has made a full recovery! Thank you to Sgt. Pepper's family for entrusting us with his care.

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05/24/2023

Big Boy "The Most Interesting Cat in the World" 2011-2023

05/11/2023

Have you heard of cytauxzoonosis? This is a tick-borne disease that affects cats and can lead to serious and often fatal health complications if left untreated.

Cats that spend time outdoors are at a higher risk of contracting cytauxzoonosis from tick bites. The lone star tick carries this deadly disease. Symptoms can include fever, anorexia, lethargy, dehydration, and jaundice.

If you suspect your cat may have been exposed to ticks or is displaying any of these symptoms, it's important to bring them in for a veterinary check-up as soon as possible. Early detection and treatment are crucial for the best possible outcome.

Prevention is key when it comes to protecting your furry friend from cytauxzoonosis. Keep your cat on a tick preventative medication recommended by your veterinarian, and regularly check them for any ticks after they spend time outside.

If you have any concerns about cytauxzoonosis or tick prevention for your cat, please don't hesitate to give us a call at 479-571-1228. Our team of experienced veterinary professionals are here to help keep your cats happy and healthy.

05/10/2023

We would like to inform you that our vet clinic will be closing early today for continuing education. Our commitment to providing the highest level of care for your furry friends requires us to constantly stay updated with the latest industry developments.

We will be closing at 12:00PM to allow our team to attend this important event. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause, and we appreciate your understanding and support.

If you have any urgent concerns about your pet's health, please contact Animal Emergency and Specialty Center of Northwest Arkansas

05/02/2023

May is National Lyme Disease Awareness Month, and while it's commonly associated with dogs, it's also important to remember that cats can be at risk too. This month we will dive into the major tick diseases affecting our feline friends.

Lyme disease is a tick-borne illness that can lead to serious health complications if left untreated. While cats are not generally diagnosised, it is important to remember that they can still bring in infected ticks into your home. Lyme Disease is a zoonotic disease that can be transmitted to you by an infected tick.

04/25/2023

Did you know that cats can also get heartworm disease? Common symptoms include coughing or difficulty breathing, vomiting, and sudden weight loss. If you notice any of these signs in your furry friend, don't hesitate to bring them in for a check-up. Prevention is key, so make sure your cat is up-to-date on their heartworm prevention medication. Your cat's health is our top priority at All Cats Clinic. Contact us today to schedule an appointment! 🐾❤️

04/22/2023

Happy Caturday, furriends! 🐾🐱

We hope you and your feline companions are enjoying a purrfect weekend. Here at All Cats Clinic, we love taking care of our feline patients and helping them live their best lives. To celebrate Caturday, we want to see your best cat photos! Share a picture of your furry friend in the comments below and tell us a little bit about them. We can't wait to see all the adorable kitties! 😻

04/19/2023

Cats can also get heartworm disease.The best way to protect your feline friend is through prevention. Talk to us about the best heartworm prevention options for your cat and make sure to keep up with regular check-ups. Prevention is the key to keeping your cat healthy and happy!

04/15/2023

Happy Caturday, cat lovers! Today is the purrfect day to celebrate our feline friends. Share how your feeling today using the scale below!

04/11/2023

It's Heartworm Awareness Month!❤

Did you know that cats can get heartworm disease too? Here are some important facts to keep in mind:

1. Heartworms are transmitted by mosquitoes and can be found in all 50 US states.
2. While dogs are the most common host for heartworms, cats can also become infected.
3. Symptoms of heartworm disease in cats can include coughing, vomiting, and difficulty breathing.
4. Heartworm disease is often harder to diagnose in cats than in dogs, making prevention even more important.
5. Monthly heartworm prevention medication is available for cats and is highly recommended by veterinarians.

Protect your feline friends and keep them healthy by scheduling regular check-ups and using preventative measures against heartworm disease. Call us to get your cats yearly appointment scheduled!

04/09/2023

Happy Easter, everyone! 🐰🎉

It's that time of year again when we celebrate new beginnings, fresh starts, and the arrival of spring. Whether you're spending the day with family, friends, or simply enjoying the beautiful weather, we hope you have a wonderful Easter.

Share with us in the comments how you're celebrating Easter this year. Wishing you all a hoppy and egg-citing day! 🐣🌷

04/06/2023

We will be closing early tomorrow (Friday, April 7th) at 2PM. If you have an emergency, please go to the Animal Emergency and Specialty Center of Northwest Arkansas.
We will be back in the office Saturday, April 8th 7:30-12PM.

03/17/2023

Happy St. Patrick's day! 💚🍀

Vinny says "Do my eyes count?"😹

03/13/2023

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02/28/2023

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02/18/2023

Our lobby is NOW OPEN with limited hours! Anytime during lobby hours, you can walk right in to the clinic. We will still be happy to assist you over the phone if you prefer to stay curbside. If you arrive BEFORE or AFTER lobby hours, please return to your car and give us a call at 479-571-1228.

02/14/2023

Happy Valentines Day! Share the love by posting a pic of your little sweethearts!

02/13/2023

February is denal health awareness month! Check out these signs of periodontal disease.

February is Pet Dental Health Month. Periodontal disease can be common in cats. Contact your veterinarian if you see these signs and behaviors in your cat. Learn more about cat periodontal disease at https://bit.ly/3rNrLih.

01/25/2023

Attention!

We will be closed today due to inclement weather. If you have an emergency please call the Animal Emergency and Specialty Center of Northwest Arkansas at 479-927-0007.

01/04/2023

“While cats love to play with bouncy, stringy objects like hair ties and rubber bands, they should never do so unsupervised, because swallowing them may require medical attention.”

This story has an unfortunate end but comes with a vaulable lesson. See article for full story. Hair ties and other stirng should never be available to cats unsupervised. Supervised play and using approperiate cat toys is vital to keeping your cat safe.

https://www.live5news.com/2022/12/31/cat-dies-after-surgery-remove-38-hair-ties-stomach-charleston-animal-society-says/

01/01/2023

Happy New Year! We have so many things to look forward to this new year. We are so thankful for all of our amazing clients and patients and are excited to keep serving them in the new year.

12/25/2022

Bean and Vinny hope everyone has a safe and Meowy Christmas!

They can't wait to see everyone Monday and hear about all your holiday fun!

12/24/2022

Last but certainly not least...our sweet patients from today! We hope everyone has a wonderful holiday!

12/23/2022

Our sweet patients that braved the cold on this snowy winter day❄️🌨❤

12/22/2022

We will be closing early today so our staff can make it home safe. We plan on being open tomorrow but will keep everyone up to date.

12/22/2022

Before surprising a loved one with a feline friend, DISCUSS the responsibilities with the recipient. A happy and healthy life for a cat starts with the 3 P's - Patience, Planning, and Preparation - and routine veterinary care.

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12/21/2022

Just a few of our patients today. 😻 We love all them all!

Stay tuned for more tomorrow!

12/20/2022

More of our amazing patients wishing everyone a merry meowmas!❤

More to come everyday leading up to Christmas eve!