Whisker & Well sees cats and nothing else. No dogs in the waiting room, gentle handling, and appointments that move at your cat's pace — from a first kitten exam to senior comfort care.
Wellness exams · Vaccinations · Dental care · Senior care · Nutrition counseling · In-home visits
A quiet room, warm hands, no dogs in the waiting area.
A cat of seven months and a cat of seventeen years need different things. We plan every visit around the age, health and temperament of the cat in front of us.
01 · Kittens
A gentle nose-to-tail exam, a weight and growth check, and the start of a vaccination schedule — at a pace that suits a young cat. We also cover feeding, litter boxes and scratching, so the habits start well.
02 · Adults
A yearly exam checks weight, coat, teeth, heart and joints, so small changes get noticed while they are still small. Core vaccines stay on schedule, and we look at the mouth at every visit.
03 · Seniors
Older cats change slowly, and then all at once. We see senior cats more often, watching appetite, weight, mobility and grooming, and adjusting nutrition and routine to keep the later years comfortable.
Six things, done properly. Every visit starts with a conversation about your cat rather than a checklist.
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A full nose-to-tail exam covering weight, coat, teeth, heart and joints, with time to talk through anything you have noticed at home.
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Core vaccines kept on a schedule built around your cat's age, health and lifestyle — not a generic calendar.
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Assessment and treatment for tartar, gum disease and sore mouths. A comfortable mouth changes how a cat eats, grooms and plays.
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More frequent visits for older cats, watching appetite, mobility and comfort changes before they turn into problems.
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Practical help with portions, weight, food transitions and the cats who refuse everything — a diet that actually fits your cat.
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For cats who travel badly, we bring the exam to your living room. The same hands-on care, with no carrier and no car ride.
How home visits workThe advice we repeat most often in the exam room, between appointments.
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Cats drink less than we expect. A fountain or a wide, shallow bowl, refreshed daily and kept away from the food dish, invites more drinking — worth watching closely in older cats.
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A perch at head height and a warm windowsill do more than they look like they do. A few minutes of play each day keeps an indoor cat stretched, curious and settled.
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A skipped meal, a new limp, more hiding, a duller coat, a change in the litter box. Note the date and bring the note to your visit — patterns are easier to spot on paper.
Some cats find the carrier, the car and the waiting room harder than the exam itself. For those cats — and for multi-cat homes and older cats who would rather stay put — we bring the appointment to you.
Tell us your cat's age, what you have noticed, and the days that work for you. We will come back with a time. If your cat would do better at home, say so and we will plan a house call.
