Erika Veterinary Clinic

04/01/2026

🐱🧼 Why Litter Cleaning Is So Important for Cats

Cats are very clean animals, and a dirty litter box can cause stress, infections, and behavior problems.

How often should you clean the litter box?

✔️ Scoop waste: 1–2 times daily
✔️ Top up fresh litter: as needed
✔️ Full litter change & wash box: once a week
✔️ For multiple cats: scoop 2–3 times daily

Why daily cleaning matters:
• Prevents urinary tract infections
• Reduces bad odor
• Keeps cats calm and comfortable
• Stops cats from peeing outside the box

A clean litter box is not a luxury — it’s a basic need 🐾💛
Clean litter = Happy, healthy cat

31/12/2025

02/12/2025

🚨 EMERGENCY CARE NOTICE 🚨

For any emergency cases, please call us directly on our hotline.
Messaging or texting can cause delays — and in emergencies, every second matters.

📞 Please call immediately for faster assistance.
+9607357010
We are here to help you and your pet as quickly as possible.

Thank you for your understanding.
— Erika Veterinary Clinic

19/11/2025

Erika Veterinary Clinic wishes all the incredible men a Happy Men’s Day!
Thank you for your dedication, kindness, and support — today we celebrate YOU.💙

05/11/2025

How to recognise pain in birds & exotic pets

11/10/2025

🐾 When to Call Your Vet 🐾
⚠️ Emergency Signs:
Trouble breathing or choking
Severe injury, bleeding, or accident
Inability to stand, sudden collapse, or seizures
Poison ingestion (chocolate, rat poison, toxic plants, etc.)
Persistent vomiting or diarrhea
⚠️ Other Concerning Signs:
Refusing food or water for more than 24 hours
Straining to urinate/defecate or not passing anything
Sudden swelling, limping, or signs of pain
Lethargy, hiding, or unusual behavior
Eye problems, coughing, or skin wounds
👉 Trust your instincts — if something feels wrong, it’s always safer to check with your vet.
📞 Call Erika Veterinary Clinic anytime for advice or appointments.
🐾 Because their health is in your hands — and ours! 🐾

05/10/2025

🐾 7 Reasons Cats May Skip the Litter Box 🐾
At Erika Veterinary Clinic, we often meet worried pawrents whose cats suddenly stop using the litter box. Here are the most common reasons:
1️⃣Dirty litter box – Cats are very clean and dislike using a soiled box.
2️⃣ Medical issues – Urinary tract infections, kidney problems, or pain can make them avoid it.
3️⃣ Type of litter – Some cats are picky about texture or scent.
4️⃣ Box location – Too noisy, hidden, or hard to reach? They may refuse it.
5️⃣ Stress or anxiety – Changes at home, new pets, or travel can upset their routine.
6️⃣ Too few litter boxes – Ideally, one box per cat + one extra.
7️⃣ Box size or style – Too small, covered, or uncomfortable can be a deal-breaker.
👉 If your cat is skipping the litter box, don’t ignore it — it could be a sign of a medical problem.
📞 Contact Erika Veterinary Clinic for a check-up and tailored advice.
✨ Happy cat = happy home! ✨

04/10/2025

🌍🧡Happy World Animal Day! 🧡🌍
Today we celebrate every creature — big or small, furry, feathered, or scaled — who shares this beautiful planet with us. 🐾

Let’s remember that kindness to animals is kindness to the world.
Show love, care, and compassion — whether it’s adopting a rescue, feeding a stray, or simply treating every life with respect.

At Erika Veterinary Clinic, we believe that every animal deserves safety, love, and care — not just today, but every day. 🧡

✨ Be their voice. Protect them. Love them. ✨

02/10/2025

🐾Suspected Virus in Cats – What You Should Do 🐾
🔹 Look for Warning Signs:
Loss of appetite
Sneezing, coughing, or nasal discharge
Fever, lethargy
Eye or mouth ulcers
Sudden weight loss
🔹 Isolate Your Cat:
Keep them away from other pets to avoid spreading illness.
🔹 Do NOT Self-Medicate:
Human medicines can be toxic for cats.
🔹 Keep Them Hydrated & Comfortable:
Ensure clean water, a quiet resting space, and monitor closely.
🔹 Contact Your Vet Immediately:
It is important to let the clinic know that you suspect it is a virus so we can take the necessary preventive measures to reduce the risk of outbreak
Early diagnosis and treatment can save lives.

Attention! ‼️
It is vital to let the clinic know that you suspect it is a virus so we can take the necessary preventive measures to reduce the risk of outbreak

29/09/2025

Erika Veterinary Clinic is offering a TNR (Trap–Neuter–Return) program exclusively for stray/community cats, in collaboration with registered NGOs.

Program details
TNR services are available for registered NGOs only.
Every Friday is dedicated to TNR procedures.
Participation requires a signed agreement to protect clinic hygiene and safety.
⚠️Strict policy: This program is strictly for stray/community cats. If any cat brought under the agreement is later found to be a pet or otherwise not a stray, the agreement will be immediately terminated and services withdrawn.

If your NGO would like to partner with us, please contact us to sign the agreement and confirm scheduling.
📞 Contact: [ +967356010 ]
📧 Email: [ admins@freyamv.com ]
📍 Erika Veterinary Clinic

09/09/2025

✨ We’re Back! ✨

We’re happy to announce that our Radiology services are now back in action! 🩻💙

We sincerely apologize for any inconvenience or difficulty you may have experienced while this service was unavailable. Thank you for your patience and understanding 🙏

Your pets’ health is our priority, and we’re here to provide the best care possible. 🐾

📍 Erika Veterinary Clinic +9607356010