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Monday 9am - 12pm 1pm - 5:30pm Tuesday 9am - 12pm 1pm - 5:30pm Wednesday 9am - 12pm 1pm - 4:30pm Thursday 9am - 12pm 1pm - 5:30pm Friday 9am - 12pm 1pm - 5:30pm Saturday 9am - 12pm

St. Louis Cat Clinic

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St. Louis Cat Clinic

Providing the expert care and compassion that your cat needs to live a long and healthy life. We are a Cat Friendly Practice. https://catvets.com/cfp/cfp
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11/04/2024

Fall is one of the most beautiful times of the year. Fall photography is gorgeous in its own right. The only thing that makes it better is adding a cat! So, if you have thought about taking your own fall photoshoot with your cat or you just love the season and species—we have you covered.

The air is cool and crisp. The grass seems to be damp with dew each morning. Do cats know when fall arrives? Here's what our expert thinks. Get ready for fall with these images of cats in autumn.

11/04/2024

As the seasons transition and daylight saving time comes to an end, many pet owners may be blissfully unaware of the subtle shifts occurring in their furry friends' routines. However, the changing of the clocks can significantly impact the behaviour of our beloved feline companions, remember adjusting for summer?

In this article, we'll delve into the affects of the time change on your cat's behaviour and offer some tips to help them adjust smoothly.

11/04/2024

11/03/2024

Ta**us just hanging around.

11/02/2024

Handsome Snickers.

11/02/2024

Nosey Oscar. And if you get too nosey, you get a scratch on your nose.

11/02/2024

NEW CLINIC & IMPORTANT DATES

We’re excited to share some great news! St. Louis Cat Clinic is moving to a new and improved location to better serve you and your feline family members. Our new clinic will be located at:
4301 Hampton Ave, Suite 150
St. Louis, MO 63109

Our new clinic is in a shared building with the Bank of America. Our entrance faces Hampton Avenue. Bank of America's entrance is on the left and our entrance is on the right.

There is parking available directly in front of the building. Should the east parking lot be full, there is additional parking available in the rear of the building. The doors facing the west parking lot do not access our facility, so you would need to walk around to the front to access our entrance. The two parking lots are circled in red in the picture below.

We will be closed on Thursday, November 7 and Friday, November 8 while we move into our new space and will reopen on Monday, November 11.

You can continue to book your appointments easily either online through our website https://stlouiscatclinic.com/ or over the phone by giving us a call 314.832.2287.

Our entire system will be shut down Wednesday, November 6 at end of day until we reopen Monday, November 11 in our new location. We will not be reachable by phone, text, or email during this time.

If you need any medication or food refills from us or from our partner pharmacies (Lindenwood, our online pharmacy [VetCove], Chewy, etc.), please put in all refill requests by end of day on Monday, November 4. No refill requests will be processed after this time. All refill pickups must be completed by 5pm on Wednesday, November 6.

If you have a medical emergency during the time we are closed, we recommend taking your cat to Veterinary Specialty Services (VSS) (636-227-6100) at Manchester and 141. We will not be available to give medical advice or answer questions during this time.

Thank you for your patience and understanding during this critical time. We look forward to seeing you in our new location and continuing to serve you and your feline friends.

10/31/2024

We are SO excited! We are happy to announce that the St Louis Cat Clinic will open in its NEW location on Monday, November 11 at 4301 Hampton Ave, Suite 150
St Louis MO 63109
It is the one story building between Target and Buder Library, south of the current Clinic and just south of Chippewa and Hampton.

10/31/2024

The Clinic will be open at 10am (instead of 9am) on Tuesday, November 5 so we have a little extra time to vote in the morning.

10/31/2024

Ryan Conners - Kilkennycat Art

10/31/2024

Why Are Black Cats Associated with Halloween? Origin & Myths

There's a prevalent history around superstition when it comes to black cat's, resulting in them being heavily associated with halloween and ...

10/31/2024

While there’s a strong association between cats and Halloween, many cats can feel spooked or stressed out during this holiday. New Halloween decorations, trick-or-treaters visiting your door, and other changes in routine can cause cats to feel uneasy. Therefore, it’s important to be extra vigilant with your cat’s safety as you take part in the festivities. Here are a few Halloween safety tips for your cat.

Halloween season can be very enjoyable for you and your pet! Just follow our top tips on how to prepare for this holiday. Get ready for some spooky fun!

10/31/2024

Why are black cats associated with Halloween? One reason may be that Celtic legend has it that if you left milk out on Halloween for the Faerie King of Cats - a magical black cat with a white spot on his chest - he would bless your house. I don’t know about that, but I was always blessed with lots of candy when I’d go out dressed as a black cat for Halloween, which I’d do almost every year!

October 27th is National Black Cat Day, a day dedicated to celebrating black cats in the hopes that more of you will bring one home from a shelter, as almost twice as many are left there compared to other tabbies. This is because many consider them to be unlucky, or even, as Pope Gregory IX declared...

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3460 Hampton Avenue, Ste 101
St. Louis, MO
63139

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 12pm
	1pm - 5:30pm
Tuesday	9am - 12pm
	1pm - 5:30pm
Wednesday	9am - 12pm
	1pm - 4:30pm
Thursday	9am - 12pm
	1pm - 5:30pm
Friday	9am - 12pm
	1pm - 5:30pm
Saturday	9am - 12pm

Website

http://www.stlouiscatclinic.com/

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Videos

Millie likes to get just a taste.

Taz shows how to get a drink.

Maizy thinks this green bean is the BEST.TOY.EVER.

Nims takes the catwalk, showing of his bread-head.

Tiki Santa at play.

Tiki & Jones show off their winter suits. They are Sphinx (hairless cats), and need the suits to keep warm!

Taz has is own way of getting a drink.

Before Maizy went to live with Taryn, Maizy lived in this drawer. LOL

Maizy loves turkey feathers!

This video is from September 2018, but too cute not to share again. This is Madge and her six kittens. She gave birth at the Clinic.

Begging kitty at the Clinic. ♥️

Maizy plays! She loves being in her new home. ♥️

Rachel and Nims share a moment.

Finn discovered the joys of biodegradable packing peanuts.

Millie washes the window. Taz does not.

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We are a Cat Friendly Practice. http://www.catvets.com/cfp/cfp

People describe cats as curious, entertaining, lovable, affectionate, aloof, individual, endearing and a host of other adjectives. The doctors and staff at the St. Louis Cat Clinic regard the care and nurturing of cats a special calling.

Cats are not simply small dogs. A cat is an animal with unique diseases, behavior, personality and care requirements. Feline behavior and a cat's medical needs require the expertise of professionals who have dedicated their practice to the care and love of cats and those special people who choose to share their lives with cats.

Cats do not read the veterinary text books and follow the typical clinical symptoms of a disease like a dog. A cat does not follow rules. It does what it wants to do. It takes a veterinarian who is used to thinking in the cat’s terms to recognize the subtle symptoms and idiosyncrasies of a cat. It takes a veterinarian with a depth of experience, special knowledge and a passionate interest in cats to effectively diagnose and treat conditions unique to felines, and to effectively communicate the best recommendation to the cat’s caregivers in a friendly, caring and professional manner.

You may be unaware that cats are commonly afflicted with diseases such as diabetes and excessive thyroid hormone. Certain conditions are very specific to certain breeds of cats. Cats require specific nutrients and diets that meet needs matched to their life stage. They may be susceptible to heart enlargement and even unique cancers. Behavioral problems may be causing them to be less than welcome, but these may be mitigated with appropriate diagnosis and treatment. Contagious diseases such as leukemia, distemper, respiratory infections, rabies and even feline immunodeficiency virus can afflict our cat friends and can be largely controlled with vaccinations and good husbandry practices. And, of course, common parasitic conditions, both external and internal can be virtually eliminated.

Our doctors and their staff have devoted their practice to these patients. Everyone at the St. Louis Cat Clinic has cats of their own. They are very familiar with cat behavior and medical problems. When you call for information or to schedule a visit, our receptionists are not only trained to schedule your visit but to help identify urgent situations that may require a more immediate response.

The veterinary assistants and veterinary technicians at St. Louis Cat Clinic provide compassionate care in a friendly environment that their patients love. The fact that they work exclusively with cats allows your special pet to thrive in a relaxed and accommodating environment.

The clinic is quiet and free of barking dogs. During its stay your cat is provided with a cat bed and soft towels or quilts to foster the seclusion and comfort they enjoy. Boxes are provided for shy cats to hide and cage door covers help facilitate their security. Toys are provided in cages for entertainment and enrichment. Hands to stroke, comfort and induce a good purr are always ready.

For more information, call the St. Louis Cat Clinic at 314-832-2287, or visit them at 3460 Hampton Avenue.