My cat is not nice when she is at the vet. Dr Lally and her team are so good with my cat, they are gentle but do not let her escape from taking her temp or other procedures that she will be come aggressive in order to avoid. My cat is now able to be compliant through most of the visit, and only becomes anxious towards the end of the exam.

Way back when, we had two kittens with diarrhea and our vet at the time did nothing useful to help. Then, we discovered Civic Feline Clinic and our new vet, Georgia Blaine, said "These kittens look depressed!" She helped them recover almost immediately. Those cats, born in 1996, are now 16 years old. Subsequently, we have acquired four more cats under the care of Civic Feline Clinic. One died unexpectedly at 10 years, another at 17 years (after very helpful treatment for a nasal cancer that extended her life by a year). The other two are 14 years old. We know that Civic Feline Clinic is very caring and professional. BTW, all of our cats are rescue cats. We adopted one at Civic Feline Clinic.

I took my young cat here because he was acting unusual, and had diarrhea. They hardly even checked him and they sent him home with a "wait and see" diagnosis. His behavior and health didn't change so I followed up with them again a couple days later and they told me to drop him off again. No dice. Last time I dropped him off they didn't even check his temperature. So I took him to Sun Valley Animal Hospital and they were great! Turns out the cat has a urinary infection, which untreated can be fatal.