I have a young kitty (3 yrs old) who ended up getting 3 blockages in less than a year. These type of issues are life-threatening and have to be cleared immediately. Each time it was not only hard on him but very expensive for me. It got to the point where he had to have specialized surgery to stop the blockages. I was faced with a dilemma I never thought I’d have to deal with – put him down or continue to take my kitty to the vet to clear future blockages, which had already depleted my available funds. As all my animals are precious to me, I didn’t know what to do. I couldn’t afford to keep getting him cleared and it was happening more frequently, in spite of a diet change to wet food, but I couldn’t fathom the other consequence either. I was heartbroken. And the vet I’d been taking him to was only concerned about the mighty dollar. Yes, they could perform the surgery ($2K-3K) but I had no way to afford it. I’ve never had this issue with a cat before so I was in no way prepared for this type of expense. Of course, that vet suggested their outrageous credit card – no thank you, more debt wasn’t something I could do. I reached out to a wonderful lady (Sarah) who works for another vet, who I now know is beyond the most wonderful, dedicated vet I have ever come across. Once my situation was explained to Dr. Mark, she didn’t hesitate to step in and perform the surgery on my Spooky for a nominal fee that I found a way to handle. Yes, she saved his life and I’m so grateful that she took everything into account to help my lovable kitty. Spooky is such a fun kitty who loves to play and now he’s been given a second chance to continue his crazy antics. I can’t thank Dr. Mark and Sarah enough. The entire staff at Kitten to Cat Hospital took excellent care of Spooky and I would highly recommend them. I’ll never take either of my cats to another vet. Dr. Marks is the one for me!

Wonderful experience! After going to several vets with no answer as to what was wrong with our cat, Dr. Mark determined that Biscuit has congenital hypothyroidism, which is very rare in cats. Out little Biscuit is on the right medicine and is more playful and loving than ever! Deborah, Jenny, and Dr. Mark are all fantastic! You can tell they are all cat lovers and will spend the time and effort your cat needs.