Thonglor Cat Center
Thonglor Cat Center
Our Cat Clinic provides in-depth diagnostic services, rooted in an expert understanding of feline behavior—specifically their natural instinct to mask signs of illness.
- Specialized Feline Wellness Screening : Comprehensive health check-ups for cats of all life stages, conducted by a team of veterinarians with specialized feline expertise.
- Advanced Viral Screening : Screening for critical feline viruses, including FIV, FeLV, FIP, and FPV (Feline Panleukopenia), enabling rapid diagnosis and immediate medical management.
- Genetic & Breed-Specific Testing : Genetic testing for hereditary conditions, such as Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy (HCM) and Polycystic Kidney Disease (PKD).
- Blood Typing & Transfusion Services : Professional blood typing and ready-to-serve feline blood transfusion services for emergency and critical care.
- Dedicated Cat-Friendly Spaces : Featuring waiting areas, examination rooms, and inpatient wards exclusively for cats. Every space is purposefully designed and separated from dogs to minimize feline stress.
We provide holistic care designed to ensure every cat feels relaxed, offering the ultimate therapeutic experience tailored specifically to feline nature.
- Cat Veterinarian : A team of veterinarians with in-depth knowledge of Feline Medicine, dedicated to providing the highest standard of specialized treatment.
- Cat Nurse : Our nursing staff is professionally trained in feline nursing and gentle handling techniques, possessing a deep understanding of cat behavior and age-specific care.
- Feline-Centric Amenities : Beyond medical care, we offer a dedicated Cat Hotel (completely separate from dogs) and a Cat Playground to promote well-being and reduce stress during their stay.
FAQ
Q : Why does a cat need a separate clinic from dogs?
Cats are easily stressed by the sight, sound, and smell of dogs. A cat-only environment reduces stress, improves examination accuracy, and lowers the risk of disease transmission. Thonglor Pet Hospital holds ISFM Cat Friendly Clinic accreditation.
Q : What does ISFM Cat Friendly Clinic certification mean?
The International Society of Feline Medicine (ISFM) accreditation confirms that the clinic meets international standards for cat-friendly facilities, handling, and care – ensuring the best experience for cats and their owners.
Q : How often should a cat have a health check?
Cats under 7 years: annually. Cats 7–10 years: every 6 months. Senior cats over 10 years: every 3–6 months, as age-related diseases progress rapidly. Tel. 02-079-9999
Q : My cat is not eating – when should I go to the vet?
If a cat stops eating for more than 24–48 hours, seek veterinary attention as soon as possible. Prolonged anorexia can cause hepatic lipidosis (fatty liver disease), which can be life-threatening. Tel. 02-079-9999
Q : Can cats get dental disease?
Yes – over 70% of cats over 3 years old have some degree of dental disease. Regular dental examinations and professional scaling prevent pain, infection, and organ damage caused by bacteria entering the bloodstream.
Our Center & Clinic Specialists
H5N1 Bird Flu in Cats — Can They Get Infected? How to Protect Them
H5N1 is a strain of avian influenza that primarily affects birds, but in some cases cats can become infected too. Cats may be exposed through:
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Found a Lump on Your Cat? Here’s What to Do: Steps to Take Before It Spreads
Many cats with tumors return to their happy, playful selves once the growth is surgically removed. The scariest thing isn’t the tumor itself—it’s "waiting until it’s too late."
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Did you know? A cat’s heart is only about the size of a "walnut."
No matter how round or fluffy your feline friend may be, their heart is surprisingly small—just about the size of a walnut. Cats are masters at hiding pain and discomfort. Often, heart conditions like Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy (HCM)—the most common heart disease in cats
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