Speciality Felines (Cat) Medicine Center



Overview

Cats are not just small dogs—they are a unique species with distinct physiological, behavioral, and medical needs. At LeelaVet Hospital, our Speciality Felines Medicine Center is dedicated exclusively to the health and well-being of feline companions. Our cat-focused services create a calm, tailored environment that respects the natural instincts and sensitivities of cats, making both diagnostics and treatment more effective.

From curious kittens to dignified seniors, we offer comprehensive feline care—from routine exams and vaccinations to management of complex diseases and behavior issues. Our feline practitioners are trained in feline-specific medicine, using advanced diagnostics and gentle handling techniques.

Cat-First Veterinary Services

Feline-Specific Wellness Exams

Annual or semi-annual health checks to monitor weight, nutrition, dental status, vaccination needs, and detect early signs of illness.

Tailored Vaccination & Parasite Protocols

Custom vaccination schedules and flea/tick/deworming solutions based on lifestyle (indoor, outdoor, multi-cat households).

Chronic Disease Management

Expert care for common feline disorders like:

  • Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD)

  • Diabetes mellitus

  • Hyperthyroidism

  • Feline Lower Urinary Tract Disease (FLUTD)

  • Asthma and bronchitis

Behavioral & Environmental Consultations

Helping owners manage litter box problems, aggression, stress-induced illnesses, and environmental enrichment strategies.

Feline Dentistry

Professional dental care and oral surgery to prevent and treat stomatitis, gingivitis, tooth resorption, and periodontal disease.

Cat-Friendly Facilities

Our feline patients enjoy:

  • Quiet exam rooms

  • Pheromone-infused waiting areas

  • Soft bedding and hiding options during hospitalization

Why a Dedicated Feline Center?

  • ✪ Cats hide illness; subtle signs are easily missed without feline-specific exams

  • ✪ Reduced stress leads to more accurate diagnostics

  • ✪ Staff trained in feline behavior and low-stress handling

  • ✪ Equipment and treatment strategies customized for cat physiology

  • ✪ Improved outcomes and client satisfaction

Your cat isn’t “just another patient”—they’re a quiet, complex individual deserving of a calm, knowledgeable, cat-specific approach.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why does my cat need a feline-specific vet?

Cats have different anatomy, behavior, and diseases than dogs. Specialized care improves diagnosis and outcomes.

How often should my cat visit the vet?

At least once a year for young adults. Twice annually is ideal for senior or chronically ill cats.

Do indoor cats need vaccinations or parasite control?

Yes. They’re still at risk for airborne viruses, and some parasites can enter via humans or windows.

What are signs my cat might be ill?

Subtle changes: hiding, less grooming, vomiting, appetite changes, urinating outside the litter box.