Feline Veterinary Services in Orangeville
Exceptional, compassionate care tailored to your feline companion's needs.
At Broadway Animal Hospital in Orangeville, we know your feline companion deserves exceptional care. Our feline veterinary services include kitten care, cat vaccinations, cat spay and neuter surgery, and comprehensive cat wellness exams. We provide a full range of veterinary services tailored to your cat's unique life stage.
Dental Care
We prioritize your feline’s oral health with comprehensive examinations, professional cleanings, and advanced treatments. Visit our feline dental care service to learn how we prevent and treat gingivitis, tooth resorption, and periodontal disease.
Common Questions:
- How often should my feline’s teeth be cleaned?
- At least once a year, or more frequently depending on oral health.
- What are signs of dental issues?
- Bad breath, red gums, drooling, and difficulty eating.
- Do you offer advanced procedures?
- Yes, oral surgery and tooth extractions are available when necessary.
Deworming & Parasite Control
Preventing and treating internal parasites is crucial to your feline’s well-being. We offer thorough exams and safe, effective deworming and parasite prevention.
Common Questions:
- How do I know if my feline needs deworming?
- Watch for weight loss, diarrhea, vomiting, or worms in feces.
- How often is deworming needed?
- Kittens may need frequent treatment; adults typically require annual doses or as advised.
Flea and Tick Control
Protect your feline from parasites that can cause illness and discomfort. Our team offers tailored flea and tick prevention plans using trusted topical and oral treatments.
Common Questions:
- What’s the best prevention method?
- Options include topical solutions, oral medications, and collars, chosen based on lifestyle.
- How often should I treat my feline?
- Regular treatment is essential, especially during warmer months or high-risk seasons.
Kitten Vaccinations
We follow a comprehensive vaccine protocol to protect your kitten from life-threatening diseases like panleukopenia, herpesvirus, calicivirus, and feline leukemia.
Common Questions:
- When should my kitten start vaccines?
- At 6-8 weeks of age, with boosters until about 16 weeks.
- Are vaccines safe?
- Absolutely. Side effects are rare and typically mild, such as slight tiredness or soreness.
Nail Trimming & Ear Cleaning
Routine grooming keeps your feline comfortable and infection-free. We provide gentle nail trims and professional ear cleanings.
Common Questions:
- How often should nails be trimmed?
- Every 1-2 weeks, depending on growth and activity level.
- What are signs my feline’s ears need cleaning?
- Odor, debris, scratching, or redness.
Neutering & Spaying
Sterilization supports a healthier and more balanced life for your feline. Our skilled team provides gentle, safe cat spay and neuter procedures with full aftercare guidance.
Common Questions:
- Why spay or neuter?
- It reduces cancer risk, prevents unwanted litters, and improves behavior.
- When is the ideal time?
- Before the first heat cycle (typically around 5-6 months of age).
Annual Fecal Testing
Routine fecal testing detects harmful parasites and supports gastrointestinal health. It also helps prevent zoonotic infections that can affect your family.
Common Questions:
- What parasites are commonly found?
- Roundworms, hookworms, and other intestinal parasites.
- How often is testing required?
- Annually, or more frequently based on symptoms or exposure risk.
X-ray & Ultrasound
We offer advanced diagnostic imaging to assess internal organs, skeletal issues, and soft tissue conditions. Imaging plays a crucial role in early diagnosis and treatment planning.
Common Questions:
- Is imaging safe?
- Yes, X-rays use minimal radiation, and ultrasounds are completely non-invasive.
- Does my feline need sedation?
- Sometimes mild sedation is used to keep your pet calm and still.
Euthanasia & Compassionate Support
We offer compassionate euthanasia services, both in-hospital and through our in-home euthanasia service, to ensure a peaceful and respectful goodbye when the time comes, supported by our end-of-life care team.
Common Questions:
- How do I know it’s time?
- When your feline has a terminal illness or poor quality of life, we’ll help guide your decision with care and compassion.
- What aftercare options do you offer?
- We provide cremation and memorial services to honor your pet.