We Speak Cat

Cat Veterinarian in Johnstown
Located near I-25 and Hwy 34!

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We Speak Cat

Cat Veterinarian in Johnstown near I-25 and Hwy 34!
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Cat Veterinarian for Northern Colorado

Conveniently Located at the Intersection of I-25 and Hwy 34 in Johnstown, CO

The Cat Doctor provides high quality, feline-focused veterinary care to cat owners in the Northern Colorado region. Dr. Stephanie Buchholtz has a concentrated interest in feline medicine and surgery, bringing her to design The Cat Doctor. Here we offer all of the same advanced veterinary care you have come to expect for your pet, in an environment that puts your cat’s comfort as the focus. Just a few of our services include:

  • Compassionate Medical Care
  • Advanced Surgery
  • Full Dentistry Services

Our facility is designed with your cat’s comfort as our #1 priority. Through the use of pheromones and a comforting facility design, we have created a spa-like atmosphere at our cat hospital. This, and a staff trained in feline-friendly handling techniques ensure your cat’s visit to the vet is a calm and comforting one. Gone are the days of hectic, stressful visits to a regular veterinary office that doesn’t cater to your cat’s needs! Here, we speak cat.

To learn more about our facility and what we bring to the cat community, take a look around our site, or contact us online. We can’t wait to meet you and your feline friend!

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Cat Veterinarian In Northern Colorado

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the benefits of a cat-only practice?

A cat friendly environment.

Cat-only veterinary clinics pay close attention to air circulation, which keeps other cats’ smells and odors at bay. They also have relatively low noise levels since there are no barking dogs or other noisy animals to cause extra anxiety. Synthetic pheromone diffusers help reduce stress by mimicking the facial pheromone cats produce naturally and are often also used. Anxiety and stress may also alter the results of certain medical tests, so a cat-only clinic may help with obtaining more accurate lab values.

Veterinarians, nurses, and staff have cat-specific training.

The staff at a cat-only clinic will be well-versed in feline body language, behavior, and handling techniques. A cat whose subtle language is being understood and respected will be less anxious.

Up-to-date feline-specific techniques.

There are new studies, techniques, tools, and resources being made available constantly. Staff at a clinic devoted to cats will be more able to keep up with the latest news and technology, which can benefit your cat’s health and happiness.

What is a Cat Friendly Practice?

Created by experienced feline practitioners, the Cat Friendly Practice (CFP) Program is the leading worldwide movement to make veterinary care less stressful for cats and their caregivers. Established by the American Association of Feline Practitioners and the International Society for Feline Medicine, CFP is a global initiative to elevate care for cats by enhancing their environment and experience, as well as reducing stress for the cat and caregiver.

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Do you offer payment plans?

We work with CareCredit whom provides several types of plans to help spread out payments. Qualification can be done over the phone or online. Please find out more information about CareCredit by visiting www.carecredit.com

What types of payment do you accept?

Our practice happily accepts:

  • Cash
  • Check
  • Debit
  • Visa
  • Mastercard
  • Discover
  • CareCredit

What is your exam fee?

Our exam fee is $95 this includes sick appointments, annual exams, bi-annual exams, and wellness exams.

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