Boise Cat Clinic

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(208) 258-2010Call Visit WebsiteVisit Website Map & DirectionsDirections506 N Latah StBoise, ID 83706 Write a ReviewWrite Review

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Mon - Fri:	8:00 am - 6:00 pm
Sat:	8:00 am - 12:00 pm
Sun	Closed

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We are a locally owned and operated feline only veterinary hospital conveniently located near the Central Bench.At Boise Cat Clinic we understand and honor the unique and meaningful bond between cats and their human families. From kittenhood through the senior years, we provide individualized care recommendations to promote a healthy, happy, and comfortable lifestyle. Catering exclusively to cats allows us to provide the special care and handling, exceptional medicine, and lower-stress environment that your feline companion deserves. We look forward to meeting you and your cat!

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C.E.T. Home Dental Care, Hill's, Natural Balance Limited Ingredient Diets, Purina, Royal Canin, Yeowww! Catnip

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check, debit, master card, visa, discover, cash

Neighborhoods

Central Bench, Depot Bench

Accreditation

American Association of Feline Practitioners

American Veterinary Medical Association

Idaho Veterinary Medical Association

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Phone: (208) 258-2010

Address: 506 N Latah St, Boise, ID 83706

Website: Boise Cat Clinic Website

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Preventive Care

Dental Care
Under anesthesia, your cat will be monitored using state of the art equipment. The doctor will perform a full oral exam and a technician will clean your cat’s teeth to remove plaque and tartar buildup. After cleaning, polish will be applied to smooth the surface of the teeth. This helps to prevent bacteria from adhering to the teeth.
Vaccination
Vaccinating your cat is an important medical decision that should be discussed with your veterinarian. Vaccines stimulate an immune response against specific infectious organisms, and help the immune system fight disease. Given at the appropriate age and at the appropriate intervals, vaccinations will benefit your cat by providing protection against serious and at times life threatening illness. Vaccinations also help to promote human health – Rabies is a disease transmitted from cats to humans and is prevented by vaccination.
Veterinary Ophthalmology
For most of her 11 years, my long-haired golden domestic, Tashaba, has suffered from one eye ailment after another. It all began about ten years ago when she was having a particularly bad attack of seasonal allergies. She was absolutely miserable with red, swollen eyelids and constant oozing down the sides of her nose. I took her to a cat vet for allergy relief; she emerged with a diagnosis of feline ocular herpes. I understand a not uncommon chronic eye disease in domestic felines. Then, several years ago, I noticed one of her golden eyes had suddenly developed a dark brown tint. This turned out to be a sequestrum. Surgery was required by an animal ophthalmologist surgeon. Seasonal allergies and daily medication routine continued.
Nutritional Counseling
Weight loss in cats may be easier than you think, but must be approached very carefully and gradually. Our team is here to assist you and your cat during this process. We can work with you to develop a safe and effective weight loss plan that includes diet, exercise, and overall wellness. Call today to schedule a Weight Loss Consultation for your cat!
Comprehensive Examination
At Boise Cat Clinic, we recommend annual or semi-annual physical exams, depending on your cat’s age, health status, and lifestyle risk assessment. During the examination, the doctor will obtain a thorough history, perform a “nose-to-tail” exam, and make individualized care recommendations.

Illness Treatment

Parasites Treatment and Control
Pain Management
Appropriate pain management increases your cat’s comfort level, decreases fear, anxiety, and stress, and results in quicker recovery from surgery or injury. Every patient undergoing a surgical procedure is assessed individually and receives the proper level of pain control.
Skin Condition and Allergy Treatment
Carrying extra weight (even just a couple of pounds) can lead to many serious health issues including diabetes, cardiovascular disease, hypertension, skin conditions, osteoarthritis, and urinary tract disease. In addition, many overweight cats experience lethargy and boredom. As in humans, obesity in cats is associated with reduced longevity.

Chronic Condition Treatment

Arthritis Treatment
Now, we all know that weight loss is tough for anyone—two-or four-legged. But here’s the thing Cats, losing weight not only adds years to our nine lives, it also makes those extra years more enjoyable. You see, being overweight increases our risk for developing some serious medical conditions. These include diabetes, urinary tract disease, osteoarthritis, heart disease, high blood pressure, and many forms of cancer, especially intra-abdominal cancers. Did you know that an obese cat is three times more likely to develop diabetes than a normal-weight cat?
Diabetes Treatment
At Boise Cat Clinic, we firmly believe that age is not a disease. Sharing your life with a senior cat can be a rewarding experience. With their wisdom, unconditional love, and devotion, they make wonderful companions.
Thyroid Disease Treatment
Heart Disease Treatment
Cat’s teeth accumulate plaque and tartar, just like ours. If not properly treated, this can lead to more serious issues such as pain, gingivitis, tooth decay, bone loss and even long term systemic consequences such as kidney or heart disease. If your cat has bad breath, changes in eating habits, red, swollen or bleeding gums, this may indicate dental disease.
Kidney Disease Treatment
Periodontal Disease Treatment

Wound and Fracture Care
We provide a variety of surgical services ranging from minor wound repair to more involved procedures such as abdominal exploratory surgery, and spay and neuter.

Veterinary Surgery
Spaying and Neutering

Laboratory Services
We offer comprehensive in-house and reference laboratory testing. Blood work, urinalysis, and other diagnostics help us to quickly and accurately diagnose illness, treat symptoms, and monitor the progress of medical care.
X-Ray
X-Rays are frequently a component of a diagnostic plan, and are very useful in determining the underlying cause of illness. The advantages of digital radiography include higher quality images, decreased radiation exposure for your cat and our staff, decreased wait time for obtaining images, decreased environmental impact (no film or processing chemicals to dispose of), and the ability to transmit images to a board certified radiologist if a second opinion is indicated.
Dental Radiology
We also offer complete digital dental radiography which allows us to assess any disease below the gum line as well as facilitate proper tooth extraction technique. For more information on dentistry, click here.

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