Cats | Arlington Veterinary Center

May

28, 2020

5 Tips to Get Your Kitty Moving!

While having a lazy kitty can be perfect for a snuggly movie day indoors, helping your cat stay active on a regular basis can greatly improve their overall health. Check out some of these helpful and fun ways to keep […]

Dec

05, 2019

5 Holiday Health Tips For Your Pet!

There’s truly no place like home for the holidays. While you’re gift shopping, making travel plans, and gearing up to celebrate with friends and family, be sure to keep your furry best friend’s health and safety in mind. Following these […]

Aug

23, 2019

The Pet’s Inner Monologue

We have had so many great patients this summer, and we couldn’t help but to show off some of their most memorable moments. Here’s a look at some of the inner thoughts of our furry friends here at Arlington Veterinary […]

Mar

19, 2018

Relationships

Personal service is a lost art in today’s on-demand, on-the-cheap world of instant gratification. Seldom can you find a sales person who knows their line of goods and makes certain that their product fits your need … or your foot. […]

Mar

06, 2018

It’s Flea Season in Arlington!

Texas is a tropical climate for much of the year…

Dec

03, 2017

Indoor Cats

Many cat owners know that living with felines can be trying at times. Usually, the kittenish hijinx of leaping off the sofa and running up the drapes can be excused by good-natured owners with patience. However, when litterbox troubles arise, […]

Jun

30, 2017

Feline Hospital within the Hospital

Many animal hospitals and clinics these days have separate cat and dog waiting areas, BUT …

Jan

05, 2017

Heartworm Disease in Cats

Heartworm disease is something most dog owners have heard about, and many conscientious owners regularly give their dogs prevention to avoid this condition. However, many cat owners remain unaware of the disease – even in this modern time, where feline preventative medicine is becoming much more commonly practiced. Heartworm disease is a complicated problem in the domestic cat, and diagnosis can be tricky.