Providing reliable and comfortable care for your feline friend.

Only the Best

For Your Feline Companion

As an AAFP Gold-Certified Cat-Friendly Practice®, we make reducing stress, increasing comfort, and maximizing feline-specialty care knowledge our top priorities. Our leading Feline Veterinarian, Dr. Ashlie Saffire, DVM, DABVP (Feline), is not only Fear-Free and Cat-Friendly Certified, she is also a Feline Veterinary Medical Association Board Member and published among numerous other certifications, titles and accomplishments.

Some of the ways we accomplish being an Feline Veterinary Medical Association Gold-Certified Cat-Friendly Practice® includes:

  • Cats only entrance
  • Cat Carrier Resting Spot
  • Private Cats only rooms
  • Specially trained & certified cat-friendly veterinary technicians

Meet the Cat Specialty Team

Led by Dr. Ashlie Saffire and Caitlin Dutcher-Lundy, RVT, VTS

At Faithful Friends Veterinary Clinic and Cat Specialty Center, our commitment to exceptional care is nothing new — it’s the foundation of everything we do. What we believe our cat parents (and their cats!) will appreciate most about our Cat Specialty Center is just that: a continued commitment to thoughtful service and compassionate, personalized care.

Whether you’re visiting for a routine check-up or specialized care, you’ll find the same familiar team you know and love in a space designed to make every visit more comfortable, stress-free, and tailored to your cat’s needs.

Thank you for trusting us to care for your feline family members.

Our Feline Veterinary Services

From Check-ups to Emergencies

Cat Specialty Center

As an AAFP Gold-Certified Cat-Friendly Practice®, we make reducing stress, increasing comfort, and maximizing feline-specialty care knowledge our top priorities.

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Cat Wellness

We keep pets healthy and happy! No matter what your cat’s breed, age, or health status, regular health checks are incredibly important for their well-being.

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Cat Anesthesia & Pain Management

How is pain management different at the Cat Specialty Center? We know pain is hard to detect in feline patients.

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Cat Dental Care

Dental disease is one of the most common health issues in cats yet remains one of the most underdiagnosed due to the cat’s ability to hide pain as a survival mechanism.

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Cat Infectious Disease Treatment

Feline Infectious Peritonitis (FIP) was once a fatal disease without a treatment. Thanks to recent developments, several antivirals are now available and survival rates are now > 80%.

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Cat Respiratory Care

Upper and lower airway disease in cats can be challenging to diagnose and treat because the common causes such as asthma, bronchitis, and infectious disease.

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Cat Gastrointestinal Care

Chronic gastrointestinal issues including vomiting, diarrhea, constipation, poor appetite and weight loss are the most common consultations we see at CSC.

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Cat Urinary Care

The entire urinary tract is composed of an upper (kidneys/ureters) and lower (bladder and urethra) part.

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Cat Behavior Consultations

At the Cat Specialty Center, we take behavior issues very seriously. Often there is an underlying stressor at home contributing to a cat’s undesired behavior, or simply a misunderstanding.

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Cat Emergency Care

When emergencies arise, you can feel confident that your cat will be in the hands of a well-versed, experienced veterinarian who will offer a feline-friendly approach when they are brought to the CSC.

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Cat Dermatology

Itchy (pruritic) skin, hair loss (alopecia), skin lesions (granulomas) and other dermatologic conditions in cats are stressful.

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Cat Endocrinology Care

Endocrinopathies are becoming more common in our senior and geriatric cat population as feline life expectancy is getting longer with improved veterinary care.

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Kitten Counseling

We love kittens! Getting pet parents off to a good start with a new kitten is incredibly important to us at the Cat Specialty Center. Our structured, educational visits discuss everything you need to know about introducing your new kitten to housemates.

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Senior Cat Care

The care of senior and geriatric feline patients is incredibly important and can be daunting to a pet parent. Seniors need to be examined regularly to screen them for underlying disease so we can diagnose and intervene early.

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Cat Clinical Trials

Clinical trials and research studies are important ways to continue the advancement of veterinary medicine and development of new treatments for canine and feline diseases and disorders.

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