Helpful sites for cat owners

American Association of Feline Practitioners

Ohio State University Indoor Pet Initiative

Cornell University Feline Health Center

Specific Issues:

Tips on transporting your cat to our office

• How to choose the perfect carrier
• Cat carrier mistakes to avoid
• Getting your cat to the vet

Zoonotic Disease

• Information on transmissible diseases

Meeting your cat’s needs at home

• Cat care at home
• House soiling
• My cat is not using the litterbox!
• Living with a clawed cat
• Information on scratching

We understand that bringing your feline companion to the animal hospital can be very stressful for them.  This is why we are doing everything we can to make the experience as positive as possible for your cat.  This includes:

• Clients with felines should enter though the back entrance, please ring the bell once you arrive. This allows you to avoid the commotion of our main entrance.
• You will be shown into our feline friendly exam room where your cat can relax before its veterinary exam.  We provide your cat with a comfortable blanket to sit on and we utilize Feliway products to further improve your cat’s experience.
• Feliway is a safe,  clinically proven artificial pheromone that helps calm your cat.
• Our Patient Care Coordinators will check you out in the exam room, giving you and your cat some privacy and avoiding contact with other canine clients

The cat advocates at March Animal Hospital are here to help you and your cat! You can ask to speak to:

• Dr. Cretacci-Member of the American Association of Feline Practitioners
• Dr. Krystek
• Katie
• Rachael
• Justin