4 Seasons Cat Hospital

      Dr. Nan Moses

       6926 Shannon Willow Road Suite 200

       Charlotte, NC 28226

       704-752-5120

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  We are happy you have taken a moment to visit our site. If you have any additional questions then please call or e-mail us and our personable staff will be happy to get that information for you.

   

    We are the only exclusively feline focused hospital in Charlotte. By focusing on a single species we can stay better informed on all the latest medical, surgical and behavioral medicine available to date for cats.

   

    We take a relaxed yet professional approach to veterinary medicine. We always want our clients to feel like they are an equal party in their cat’s medical team and never fear asking questions and participating fully in their cat’s care. It’s easy for us to get our patients on the road to recovery but we feel we also have an obligation to teach our clients how to maintain that care at home for a successful outcome. 

   

    Our goal with this hospital is to provide our feline patients with age appropriate care throughout each season of their lives, hence the name 4 Seasons Cat Hospital.

 

    Starting with kittens, up to 1 year of age, we provide preventative medicine, behavior counseling and when necessary diagnostic and therapeutic care. Mature cats, 1 year to 6 or 8 years depending on breed, typically remain healthy but we encourage basic diagnostic screening with their annual exams to keep a record of baseline values and screen for genetic and congenital problems that can begin to become apparent. During this time cats often begin to develop dental disease. Blood screening, urine checks, blood pressure monitoring and twice a year examinations are particularly important for senior cats, 6/8 years to 10/12 years of age, and geriatric cats, greater than 10/12 years of age. Early detection is always superior to waiting until the cat is sick enough for an owner to notice because even the most observant owner can miss the subtle signs of a sick cat.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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