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Choosing the Right Veterinarian for Your Cat
by Sharon Cowherd

It is important when selecting a veterinarian to find one that is not only a medical expert, but also one that cares about your animal’s well being. You want them to become your pet’s second-best friend, as well as your friend. You also want to find a veterinarian with technicians and qualified support staff who are caring.

Of course you want to find one that is conveniently located, and one with reasonable fees. The most important factor in finding a good veterinarian is one who you are comfortable with taking care of your cat’s medical needs.

So, the question still remains, how do I find the right veterinarian? The best way is to ask your friends, who treats their pets, as they will have a veterinarian that they really like and you will be comfortable going to one that someone else has had experience with. You could also ask other pet owners who share the same care about their pets as you do your cat.

Another resource is looking in the yellow pages. If you do choose one from the yellow pages, there are a few things to look for on your first visit?

cat veterinarian A clean, comfortable, and well-organized facility.

choosing cat veterinarian How many veterinarians are at that facility?

cat article Technicians or other staff members.

cat information Dog and cat cages in separate areas.

cat veterinarian The staff is caring and competent.

choosing cat veterinarian Are tests performed in-house or sent to a specialist?

cat article Are there emergency services available?

cat information Convenient location and parking.

Even if you find a veterinarian that you are very happy with and not all of the above items have been met, that is fine. The most important key in choosing a veterinarian, is finding one that you are comfortable with to take care of your cat’s health needs. You must be confident that your cat’s health is in good hands.

About the Author:
Sharon Cowherd maintains Caring for Your Cat, a blog about her experiences and knowledge of caring for her cats. You can read more about Sharon and her cats at http://www.caringforyourcat.com
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