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I-CAT Feline Thyroid Treatment Centers For eligible hyperthyroid patients, treatment through I-CAT is done using a procedure known as Radioiodine I-131.

This method can completely cure hyperthyroidism by destroying only the affected tumor. Dr. Erick Mears is one of only two doctors who travel around the country to treat cats for hyperthyroidism. He is the only such doctor, who is board certified in Internal Medicine. Dr. Mears has treated more than 2,000 patients with Radioiodine I-131 and has been treating hyperthyroid cats since 1993. He receive

d his Bachelors of Science from Stanford University in 1988. He received his Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine from Tuskegee University College of Veterinary Medicine in 1992. He completed his post-DVM education at the University of Tennessee with small animal internship, internal medicine residency and Associate Professor in 1997. Dr. Mears is a Diplomate of the American College of Veterinary Internal Medicine. He is also a member of the American Veterinary Medical Association. On a more personal note, Dr. Mears was diagnosed with hyperthyroidism and treated with radioactive iodine in June 2000. He is happily married to his wife Deborah and enjoys his dog, Blu, and his cat, Bosco.

14/02/2025

Wishing you a meow-velous Valentine’s Day from your friends at I-CAT! 😻💌

12/02/2025

10 things every cat owner wishes they knew sooner! 🐾 From quirky habits to sneaky tricks, these tips will level up your feline game.

Us cat owners must come together to share any knowledge we have to give our fur babies the best lives possible.

10/02/2025

If your cat is showing signs of feline hyperthyroidism, don’t wait to get them checked out. Visit www.i-cat.info/ to learn about treatment options and schedule an appointment with Dr. Mears for expert care.

07/02/2025

Happy Friday! 😸

05/02/2025

The weekend is almost within paws reach. 🙌

03/02/2025

Ever wonder if your cat is really hungry or just acting for attention? 🐱🍽️ Check out these signs to decode your feline’s food signals in Catster’s latest article:

Sometimes feeding your cat can be confusing, you don't know if you should follow a schedule or feed them every time they meow. Look into these 9 signs to find out when they're really hungry.

01/02/2025

Hello, February! 👋 Let’s make it purrfect! 🐱

31/01/2025

TGIF! 😺

30/01/2025

Almost Friday! 🎉

28/01/2025

Dr. Mears’ next feline hyperthyroidism treatment date in the Cincinnati area is Friday, February 14. Mark your calendar!

24/01/2025

Mark your calendar for Dr. Mears’ next feline hyperthyroidism treatment date in the Miami area on Friday, February 7.

21/01/2025

Happy Tuesday! 😽

20/01/2025

Oral health is just as important for senior cats as it is for humans! 🐾🦷 Learn how to prevent dental problems in your aging feline with these expert tips and special care considerations.

As your pet ages, its health needs tend to change, and one of the most commonly missed aspects of their care is dental health. Senior pets are more prone to dental issues including tooth decay, gum disease, and more. Proper dental cleaning and checkups are crucial for your pets to maintain their ove...

17/01/2025

Is your cat experiencing symptoms of feline hyperthyroidism? Visit https://www.i-cat.info/ for details on treatment options and to schedule an appointment with Dr. Mears.

15/01/2025

Nothing makes us happier than receiving referrals from our valued clients and referring veterinarians, like Dr. James Dugan in Miami. Want to hear more from our satisfied clients? Visit our testimonials page https://www.i-cat.info/testimonials/

13/01/2025

Ever wondered why your cat might topple over in their harness? 🤔🐾 It’s more common than you think! Learn why and how to help your cat feel comfortable in their new gear in Catster’s latest story:

If you've seen your cat fall over when you put a harness on them, you might be wondering why this happens. Find out why some cats fall over in a harness and what to do.

10/01/2025

Smile, it’s Friday! 😸

08/01/2025

If your cat is displaying symptoms of feline hyperthyroidism, it's important to get them evaluated as soon as possible. Visit https://www.i-cat.info/ to learn more about treatment options and schedule an appointment with Dr. Mears for expert care.

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