ATTENTION CLIENTS
IN RESPONSE TO THE COVID-19 OUTBREAK AND OUR DESIRE TO STAY OPEN TO SERVE OUR CLIENTS AND THEIR PETS, WE ARE FOLLOWING THE PROTOCOL RECOMMENDED BY THE NC VETERINARY MEDICAL ASSOCIATION & THE NCSU COLLEGE OF VETERINARY MEDICINE:
UPON YOUR ARRIVAL PLEASE REMAIN IN YOUR CAR AND CALL OUR CLINIC: 336-545-3390. WE WILL TAKE AS MUCH INFORMATION AS POSSIBLE OVER THE PHONE AND THEN A TECHNCIAN WILL COME OUTSIDE TO GET YOUR CAT FOR THEIR EXAM OR DROP-OFF. YOU WILL STAY IN YOUR CAR DURING THE APPOINTMENT (OR LEAVE IF YOUR CAT IS A DROP-OFF). THIS WILL LIMIT EVERYONE’S EXPOSURE AND STILL ALLOW US TO SEE YOUR CAT.
CLIENTS WISHING TO PURCHASE FOOD/SUPPLIES WILL CALL AND WE WILL BRING THE ITEMS TO YOUR CAR. PAYMENT WILL BE TAKEN OVER THE PHONE OR VIA CHECK.
Thank you for your patience and understanding as we all try to continue working through this unprecedented time.
It is with a heavy heart that we announce the loss of our dear Mena this past Wednesday. She was our hall supervisor and treat taste tester. Being hard of hearing and light of foot, she often would appear out of nowhere in your path and demand some Temptations with a old lady voice saying, "MrrrOW!"
We miss you, Mena. You were loved and always will be.
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic our clients have experienced new procedures for curbside services and increased wait times. Despite these changes, you have remained loyal to us by continuing to schedule appointments and waiting in cars until your kitty has received the required medical care. Therefore on this September 21st, Worldwide Gratitude Day, all of us at the Cat Clinic of Greensboro want to say a huge THANK YOU for your continued support and allowing us to be a part of your lives.
This is funny, unless you are the object of that look!
A kind person brought this nervous boy in as a stray. He has a microchip but it isn't registered. It doesn't show in these pictures but he is a tuxedo cat. If this is your boy or you want him to be your boy, contact Deborah at 336-907-8452.
Hey! Did you know that we're open on Saturdays now? In order to maintain safety we are seeing only wellness exams at this time.
Give us a call at 336-545-3390 to make an appointment.
Here is a quick way to tell if your cat is experiencing pain:
Are you bringing your kitty in and want to help us streamline the check-in process? Download the forms from our website: www.catclinicofgreensboro.com
The link is on the upper right corner of the page. Just click on "Documents & Forms".
Forms include: New Client/new pet, inappropriate elimination problems, boarding consent, surgical consent, and a general information drop off form. Please be sure to include YOUR birthday in case your kitty goes home with controlled medication.
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"Hey hooman! Yous late for elebensies! My bowl iz empty."
Officer Gray is unhooked from IV fluids and lost her hat. She is sitting, standing, eating, and making a wicked biscuit!
Officer Gray having some noms this morning. She is being a good girl and taking her pain meds well.
This tiny kitten was brought to us by a Greensboro police officer who saw someone throw this poor girl out of a car window. Dr. Beachy worked a miracle to repair the torn liver and herniated body wall. "Officer Gray" is what we are calling her for now.
She still has a fractured hip and lower spine to heal, as you can see in the radiographs. She has a long road to recovery and can use all the help she can get. We are gratefully accepting donations to help cover the cost of her care.
Stay tuned for updates on Officer Gray.
Officer Gray loves to snuggle her pink octopus. 😻
https://www.facebook.com/donate/900360394101778/?fundraiser_source=external_url
Officer Gray getting her daily therapy laser treatment. Thanks to those who have already donated!
Dr. Beachy has set up a Facebook fund drive for the care and treatments. With your help, Officer Gray will continue to get stronger. 😻
Officer Gray is resting after dominating her pink octopus.
Everyone have a safe and happy Halloween!
Here is a different link to the Maggie Fund page, in case the QR code doesn't work.
https://www.facebook.com/donate/2092126797588312/?fundraiser_source=external_url
The Maggie Fund helps to offset costs for cats in need of care but are unable to afford the treatment. Foster kittens and abandoned cats are often the beneficiaries of this program.
Officer Olivia Gray is getting another therapy laser session before going home! We are going to miss this girl but ecstatic that the Officer who brought her in will be her Momma. 💖😻😍💖
Our HR assistant is interviewing the new break room attendants.
When you have too many leftover turkey sandwiches...
Show us your festive kitty pics! Dr. Beachy starts us off with two of her babies:
More pictures of Drake and Josh, the boys who need a home. Call us at 336-545-3390 if you are interested.
These sweet boys were abandoned at our garbage dumpster yesterday morning. They have so far tested negative for infectious diseases, been dewormed, and vaccinated. We will be officially be adopting them out after the fecal results are negative.
Winter holiday hours:
12/24/2020 - closed at noon
12/25 & 12/26 - closed
12/28 through 12/30 - open normal business hours
12/31 - closed at noon
1/1/21 & 1/2/21 - closed
Please be safe, everyone, and may your holidays be peaceful and full of kitty kisses.
Have a safe and glorious celebration of the end of this challenging year! May 2021 be better for us all.
This is Punkin. Her mom passed away recently and she needs to find a new lap to cuddle upon. If you or someone you know would like to adopt Punkin, send us a message and we can put you into contact with her foster mom.
We have six healthy little jellybeans and one (not pictured) sick one. Mama is doing great!
A while ago, a cute kitty was left at our door step. She is very sweet and purrs like a motor. Come to find out, this baby is expecting babies of her own! Stay tuned for more news.
We made it to Friday! Let's celebrate by sharing some kitty pics!
Update on the young family:
The queen is being an excellent mother and the six kits are doing very well! Sadly, we did lose the little number 7 kitten a while ago. But the remaining ones are putting on weight and little eyes are starting to focus on surroundings. A few of the girls are already showing a little sass!
Little jellybeans becoming little cats. 😻
Happy Pet Dental Health Month! This month we’re focusing on your pet’s pearly whites, and we want to make sure that they are nice and healthy! Schedule an appointment with us for your pet’s next dental exam today.
No kidding!
Claude is such a good patient! How would you caption his day at the clinic?
With Valentine’s Day around the corner, we want to send a loving THANK YOU to our special someone's – YOU! We can’t say thank you enough to all of our clients that have been with us through the years. You and your pets are the reason why we show up to work each day, and we definitely feel the love from you! Thank you!
Regular teeth cleanings and dental exams for your cat can provide a lot more health benefits for them other than fresh breath! Read up on how to prevent serious dental diseases.
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February Is National Pet Dental Health Month: Clean Those Teeth! - CatTime
Have you ever wondered how you can keep your cat fit, healthy, and happy as a responsible pet owner? For February’s Responsible Pet Owners Month, we’ve shared a few tips on how to keep your cat in healthy shape!
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Responsible Pet Owners Month: How To Keep Your Cat Fit And Healthy - CatTime
February is for the cats! Learn more about the history of National Cat Health month, and check out some paw-some cat health activities and fun cat tips!
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NATIONAL CAT HEALTH MONTH - February 2021 | National Today
Happy National Cat Health Month to all of our feline-patients and feline-owners! Your cat’s health and well-being means the world to us. Call us today to schedule their next wellness exam to ensure that they are living their healthiest life!
We are closed for the remainder of the day. Time to snuggle your cats!
Due to the icy conditions, we will be closed this morning. If you have an afternoon appointment, call 336-545-3390 to find out of we are open. Stay safe and warm!
For February’s Spay and Neuter Awareness Month, we want to share a few health benefits with you for your feline-friend. #SpayNeuterAwarenessMonth
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Health Benefits Of Spaying Or Neutering Your Cat - CatTime
Little cats taking over boarding.
Did you know that the average lifespan of a spayed or neutered pet is longer than those that are not? There are also health benefits to the procedure including helping to prevent infections and cancerous tumors. Call us today to schedule an appointment to learn more about the importance of spaying or neutering your pet. #SpayNeuterAwarenessMonth
Did you know that the average amount of calls that are for poisoned cats jump significantly in the Springtime? Read up on what to do if you suspect your cat may have ingested something poisonous. You can never be too careful when it comes to the health of your cat!
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National Pet Poison Prevention Awareness Month: Tips To Keep Cats Safe - CatTime
This boy just got a home! Congrats to the happy family. 😻
You can never be too prepared when it comes to the health of your pet. For March’s Poison Prevention Awareness Month, our friends at the ASPCA outline toxic and non-toxic plants, foods to avoid feeding your pet, and poisonous common household items.
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Animal Poison Control | (888) 426-4435 | ASPCA
Little brown tabby girl was recently rescued from a feral life. She needs a home, one that is full of quiet and patience. She does well with other cats but is terrified of people. She may not sit in your lap and you many not always see her but she has the potential of being a great companion if given the chance.
Brown tabby girl is starting to get used to the people she sees often but new people are scary. With time, she would make a great kitty! If you are interested in adopting, call us at 336-545-3390.
Nothing better than a pile 'o kittens! Little sleepy heads have been spoken for and can be picked up starting next Monday.
Happy News! All kittens and mama have been adopted! Thank you to everyone who has helped get the word out.
Now, who will take the little brown tabby girl? We are waiving her adoption fee.
Did you know that the average amount of calls that are for poisoned cats jump significantly in the Springtime? Read up on what to do if you suspect your cat may have ingested something poisonous. You can never be too careful when it comes to the health of your cat!
QOO.LY
National Pet Poison Prevention Awareness Month: Tips To Keep Cats Safe - CatTime
This boy just got a home! Congrats to the happy family. 😻
Has it been awhile since we’ve seen you and your pet? We miss you! Call us today to schedule your pet’s next wellness exam with us to make sure that they are happy, healthy, and living their best life. Preventative care is the best care.
Don't forget to "Spring Forward" your clocks tonight. The cats will be happy to get breakfast back on schedule.
Are you looking to dress your cat up for St. Patrick’s Day next week? Here are 10 photos of cats going green for some inspiration!
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Saint Patrick’s Day: 10 Cute Cats Who Are Going Green [PICTURES] - CatTime
Brown tabby girl is starting to get used to the people she sees often but new people are scary. With time, she would make a great kitty! If you are interested in adopting, call us at 336-545-3390.
Nothing better than a pile 'o kittens! Little sleepy heads have been spoken for and can be picked up starting next Monday.
Your cat may be shedding more as we transition to Springtime. This is normally a healthy routine, but it can also be a sign of poor health if they shed too much. Brush up on a few tips when it comes to your cat shedding their fur!
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Spring Shedding: What To Do When Your Cat Loses Their Winter Coat - CatTime
Has it been awhile since we’ve seen you and your pet? We miss you! Call us today to schedule your pet’s next wellness exam with us to make sure that they are happy, healthy, and living their best life. Preventative care is the best care.
Don't forget to "Spring Forward" your clocks tonight. The cats will be happy to get breakfast back on schedule.
Are you looking to dress your cat up for St. Patrick’s Day next week? Here are 10 photos of cats going green for some inspiration!
CATTIME.COM
Saint Patrick’s Day: 10 Cute Cats Who Are Going Green [PICTURES] - CatTime
Brown tabby girl is starting to get used to the people she sees often but new people are scary. With time, she would make a great kitty! If you are interested in adopting, call us at 336-545-3390.
