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271 Southland Drive 
Lexington, KY 40503


Phone: 859-277-8048
FAX: 859-275-2089 

Monday 7:15 am to 8 pm 
Tuesday-Friday 7:15 am to 6 pm 
Saturday 9 am to noon 

Doctor’s hours by appointment

 


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Why Wellness?

Cats Hide Their Illnesses...

To keep your cat well, it takes careful and knowledgeable assessment to find the subtle signs of illness.   Wellness care begins with the physical exam…needed once a year until 10 years of age and then twice a year thereafter. 


Recommendation:

 

Benefits for your cat:

 

What you can do:

 

 

 

 

 

Prevent Dental Disease
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Healthy mouth, breath, heart, and kidneys; fewer anesthetic experiences needed to clean teeth

 

Feed Veterinary Oral Health Council  (VOHC) approved cat dental diets; brush your cat's teeth once a day

 

 

 

 

 

Prevent Heartworm Disease
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Healthy lungs

 

Once-a-month heartworm preventive medication; treat year year round for all cats

 

 

 

 

 

Prevent Flea Infestation
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Healthy skin, prevents spread of cat scratch bacterial infection & infectious anemia, prevents tapeworm infections

 

Once-a-month flea preventive

 

 

 

 

 

Prevent Intestinal Parasitism

 

Healthy intestinal tract, prevents vomiting and diarrhea related to parasites, may prevent food allergies, prevents accidental human infections

 

Once-a-month preventive medication;  scoop the litter box daily and dump and clean the box weekly

 

 

 

 

 

Prevent Dehydration

 

Healthy kidney function, may reduce risk of urine crystal formation and urethral blockage

 

Feed canned food with water added once a day, make the food as soupy as the cat will eat

 

 

 

 

 

Prevent Obesity
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Healthy joints, may prevent Diabetes, promotes optimum grooming, especially of hard-to-reach places

 

Weight checks and body condition scoring twice a year at exams, the LHFC team can advise you as to the amount of food your cat needs

 

 

 

 

 

Prevent Behavior Problems
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Promotes a loving and satisfying relationship between pet and owner, prevents abandonment and euthanasia

 

Gentle play using toys and not hands, arms, legs, or feet as play objects; using "Kitten Time Out" as a way to calm a kitten or cat that is too aggressive; never punish a cat by spanking