Denver Cat Hospital
Denver Cat Hospital is a general practice in Denver, CO. Procedures include Ultrasonic scaling and Spaying and neutering.
About
Denver Cat Hospital is a feline-exclusive veterinary practice providing comprehensive primary care and wellness services. Their clinical offerings include routine wellness examinations, customized vaccination plans, and preventive care for parasites, heartworm, fleas, and ticks. The hospital also provides surgical services, including spaying, neutering, tumor removal, and bladder surgery, as well as professional dental care, which features ultrasonic scaling, polishing, and oral surgery when necessary.
The clinic serves cat owners in the Denver area, focusing on life-stage health management from kittenhood through the senior years. They emphasize proactive health monitoring through diagnostic screenings and pre-anesthetic laboratory work to ensure safety during surgical procedures. The team provides guidance on at-home dental care and creates tailored health plans based on an individual cat's age, breed, and lifestyle.
Procedures
- Ultrasonic scaling
- Spaying and neutering
Equipment
- Pulse oximeters
- EKGs
- Blood pressure monitors
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Frequently asked questions
- What services are included in a cat wellness exam at Denver Cat Hospital?
- A wellness exam includes a full nose-to-tail physical evaluation, along with a review of the cat's weight, mobility, and behavior. The veterinarian may also recommend vaccine updates, parasite prevention checks, heartworm and tick disease testing, and diagnostic screenings such as bloodwork or urinalysis based on the cat's age and lifestyle.
- Does the hospital perform dental cleanings for cats?
- Yes, the clinic offers professional dental care services. This includes full mouth exams performed under anesthesia, dental x-rays, professional cleanings with ultrasonic scaling and polishing, and extractions of damaged or infected teeth when necessary.
- What safety measures are taken during cat surgery?
- The hospital recommends pre-anesthetic laboratory work to assess organ function before surgery. While under anesthesia, a trained veterinary technician monitors the patient using equipment such as blood pressure monitors, pulse oximeters, and EKGs to ensure heart and respiratory rates remain stable, with secondary monitoring provided by the performing veterinarian.
- What vaccinations does the clinic offer for cats?
- The clinic provides core vaccines including rabies, feline calicivirus, herpesvirus, and panleukopenia. They also offer non-core vaccines based on individual risk factors, such as the feline leukemia (FeLV) vaccine. Vaccination plans are customized based on the cat's age, breed, and lifestyle.