Metro Cat Clinic

12/18/2024

Big news from our clinic family—our Office Manager’s cat, Sniff has made her debut on the 365 Days of Cats calendar!
This little superstar is featured as the December 18th Cat, featuring Tortoiseshell information, and we couldn’t be prouder.
This isn’t the 1st time one of our Office Manger’s Cats has appeared on this calendar. Luke an Orange Tabby was featured on the 2009 Calendar.
If you have the calendar, don’t forget to check her out! Share a picture of your copy or let us know if your fur baby has ever had a special moment in the spotlight.

11/15/2024

10/28/2024

UPDATE: Pete has been adopted by a wonderful Metro Cat Clinic Family. We are so excited for you Pete!!!

Pete is looking for his forever home!
Meet Pete: He’s an adorable 10-week-old male, Cream Tabby.
Pete started living under a family’s truck, he was incredibly sweet, and they wanted to keep him. Unfortunately, the family’s very large dogs did not agree with them keeping Pete.
Pete is a complete love bug! He loves to be held and to play!
Are you Pete’s forever family? If you think you are stop by Metro Cat Clinic to fill out an adoption form. Adoption fee is $100. Or call for more information! 205-985-2023
Please share this with someone you think would love Pete!

10/26/2024

Halloween Safety Tips:

• Ensure your cat is wearing a collar and current ID tag, and that their microchip info is current with the shelter or veterinarian who implanted their chip.
• Keep pets in quiet room with their favorite bed or blanket so they don’t get spooked by the noisy visitors and dart when you're opening your door for trick-or-treaters.
• Keep candy safely away from your pets. Chocolate and cocoa contain theobromine and caffeine, both of which are dangerous for dogs and cats and many candies are sweetened with Xylitol, an artificial sweetener that can lead to hypoglycemia, resulting in seizures and liver failure.
• Be careful with the decorations you choose. Candles and lit jack-o'-lanterns are fire hazards. Dangerous decorations include anything from fake blood, which can be poisonous, string lights or cobwebs that can be a chocking or strangling hazard, to small components of costumes that can be consumed.
• Essential oils are toxic to cats. Keep your kitties far away from them.

10/25/2024

UPDATE: Jett Boo has been adopted!!!

Courtesy Post:
Rescue Male Kitten 🐈‍⬛
Approximate DOB early Aug. 2024
Dewormed & Vaccinated
Well socialized to Adults and small Cats and dogs
Great Family Pet or Single Owner
Sweet disposition 😊

If interested in giving this sweet boy a loving home, Please call Carol @ (251) 228-1210
Located in Chelsea AL area ❤️

10/25/2024

Franklin is enjoying his enrichment activities! (There are treats inside the tube!) He has to work hard to figure out how to get them out!

08/15/2024

We love getting to watch our clients' kittens go from kitten to adult cat! This handsome boy was here today to finish out his kitten vaccine series.

07/01/2024

Courtesy Post

05/29/2024

Do you recognize this cat? He was found Monday after the storms in the Old Cahaba area of Helena near the New Castle Subdivision. He is very friendly. Does not have a microchip. He is a bit matted but looks like someone had shaved a mat out from under his chin. If you recognize this kitty and know who the owner is, please call Metro Cat Clinic @ 205-985-2023!

05/22/2024

Should you need emergency care while we are closed you can reach out to our Emergency Clinic partners.
Steel City Emergency Vet: 205-967-9107
Vet Specialists of Birmingham: 205-967-9107
Blue Pearl Pet Hospital Emergency: 205-460-2220

We will resume normal hours on Tuesday 5/28.

05/17/2024

Courtesy Post:
Pancho is in need of a new home, he is a 12-year-old neutered male, he is up to date on all vaccines through 10/13/2024. He is very sweet and Friendly with dogs. It would be ideal if he were the only cat in the household.
Please call Elizabeth @ 575-760-7050

05/07/2024

Celebrating National Pet Week! Here are some tips and information on trimming your cats nails.
Trimming helps prevent your cat’s claws from becoming overgrown; long claws can become uncomfortable and potentially even painful. They can also cause more damage to furniture, get stuck in carpets and clothing, and will hurt more if your cat catches you when playing.
Use the right clippers. Pictured are the ones we recommend. You can purchase these from us.
Get your cat used to the clippers. Put the clipper out for investigation and give a treat when they investigate the clipper. Repeat this process several times.
Get them comfortable with their toes and claws being touched. Slowly, do this without the clipper, then add in doing this with the clipper.
Once everyone is comfortable with this, you can start trimming nails. When you are finished, don’t forget to give a treat!
Still struggling? Call us for further advice or to schedule a nail trim with us.

05/06/2024

Happy National Pet Week from Metro Cat Clinic! Celebrating Anne today!

03/26/2024

Happy 7th Birthday to our handsome Franklin! Always a helper with our boxes!