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thanks tracy... i also got a call back from my own vet last night, who also told me to have her take the kitten to a vet.... my daughter wasn't opposed to taking him in, she just didn't want to spend the money only to find out there was no treatment for it. but now that she knows it CAN be treated, ...

i'm posting this question for my oldest daughter. she thought about spaying her cat a little too late, and now she's got a two week old litter of kittens on her hands. (the cat is not an outdoor cat, but did manage to push thru the screen one night, which resulted in pregnancy.) anyway, one of the k...

i will, thanks.

oh yeah, and the follow-up visit yesterday was midway through the UTI treatment, and so i'm fairly confident it will be cleared up by the end of the rx. she checked her urine yesterday and said there was less blood and bacterial activity in it.

i had asked about sub-q hydration the first time i took her in, although i wasn't aware it could be done at home. i had asked the receptionist about it though, and forgot to ask the vet herself. it was not administered at that time, but yesterday when i told her i hadn't seen screamer actually drink...

Bonanza Cat Hospital 7550 W. Lake Mead Blvd., Suite 1 Las Vegas, Nevada 89128 Mon - Fri 7:30am - 6:00pm, Sat 7:30am - 2:00pm Cats only, one vet, unsure of the size of the staff although i've met at least three others that work in the front. Dr. Linda Steelman is fabulous, and truly loves cats. (she ...

just wanted to post an update. i found a cat-only vet. she's wonderful, and far less expensive on her rates than any other local vet i've been to. she truly loves what she does for a living, and does all the dirty work herself rather than leaving most of it up to an assistant. she's also very thorou...

is the FELV/FIV the feline equivalent to aids? i will take your advice and try to find a feline only vet.... i wasn't aware there were vets that only cared for cats. since moving here to vegas we've always used banfield. (there was only a small country vet where we used to live.) i do recognize some...

we are a truly blended household... right down to the cats. when my husband and i got married 8 years ago, i became step-mom to his domestic shorthair, now somewhere in the vicinity of 16 years old. (and he became step-dad to my purebred himalayan, now 14.) both cats are sterilized, indoor cats. my ...