Fancy Paws Cat Clinic

Fancy Paws Cat Clinic updated their business hours.

Fancy Paws Cat Clinic updated their business hours.

Update: Our email is up and working again!

We are currently unable to receive emails. Please reach out to us via phone at (703)723-9940.

We apologize for the inconvenience!

Update: Everything is up and running smoothly!

We are experiencing technical difficulties with our internet and unable to access our email at this time. We have been working on this issue and hope it resolves soon. We apologize for any inconvenience!

Timeline photos

Due to the inclement weather and hazardous road conditions, our hospital will remain closed for the day!

Due to hazardous conditions, our hospital will be operating on a delay Monday, January 3rd!


Monday, January 3rd 2022 hours of operation will be 11am-4pm

Due to the hazardous conditions and the safety of our staff, we will be operating on a delay to allow for VDOT to safely treat the roads. This delay may result in a closure if this storm continues to intensify.

In the event of an emergency, please call VCA- Animal Emergency Critical Care in Leesburg to confirm their hours during this storm. They can be reached at 703-777-5755.

Stay safe and warm everyone!

Sincerely,
The Staff of Fancy Paws Cat Clinic

Happy Thanksgiving from Fancy Paws Cat Clinic!

We will be closed tomorrow for Thanksgiving!

November is Pet Diabetes Awareness Month! Be aware of the signs and stay up to date on wellness lab work. Contact us with any questions!

Happy National Veterinary Technician Week!

Happy Labor Day!

MISSING CAT!
There is a lost cat in the Belmont community. If seen or found, please call or text: (571) 919-1780.

We will be closing today, Friday July 23rd at 1pm for an all staff event 🐾

LOST CAT!
Claire has been missing since June 30th. She is an indoor cat and is not used to the outdoors.
Please contact us at (703)723-9940 with any sightings or information.
Thank you!

We are excited to announce effective Monday, July 12, 2021 we will be opening our hospital to welcome our patients and clients inside for their scheduled appointments. In order for us to safely practice social distancing in the building, we are limiting the amount of in-person appointments during this first phase of re-opening.
1. We ask that all clients call and check in with our team upon arrival so that we are able to maintain safe distancing at all times. All technician appointments will remain curbside at this time, as well as anyone needing to pick up any products or medications from the hospital.
2. We will continue to speak with our clients over the phone to obtain history and give you an opportunity to express any questions or concerns that need to be addressed during the appointment. Once we have the information and complete check in, a staff member will come out to your car and escort you into your designated room (Euthanasia appointments are the only exception to this rule).
3. We are requiring that anyone entering into the building wear a mask that covers both your nose and mouth despite vaccination status. If you do not have a mask, one will be provided for you, and it must be worn for the entirety of your visit.
4. We ask during “in-person” appointments that only one family member escort the pet/pets into the building. In the event we are seeing multiple pets from the same household we will have adequate staff available to accommodate those instances. It is unfortunate, but the size of our exam rooms will not accommodate more than one person while maintaining safe distancing.
5. Our curbside service will remain in place indefinitely for anyone who would prefer to utilize this service. Please just let us know.
6. If you have an “in-person” appointment please make sure you arrive on time. If you arrive more than 10 minutes late to your scheduled appointment, the appointment will automatically be switched to curbside or you will have the option to reschedule to another day.
We greatly appreciate all of the care and concern you have shown our staff and doctors over the past 16 months. We have missed you and we are excited to be able to welcome you back into our hospital. If you have any questions or concerns about out new protocol please call our hospital during normal business hours.

Happy 4th of July! ❤️🇺🇸💙

Please read below for information regarding our current hospital guidelines due to COVID-19. We will continue to provide updates via Facebook. We thank you for your patience during this time!

Happy Earth Day!

Happy Easter!

Happy April Fool's Day!

Happy Saint Patrick's Day!

Dr. Im got a new kitten! She’s very outgoing and talkative! 🐱
Everyone, meet Tuna! 🐠

Clean Those Teeth! February Is National Pet Dental Health Month - CatTime

Clean Those Teeth! February Is National Pet Dental Health Month - CatTime

Clean Those Teeth! February Is National Pet Dental Health Month - CatTime The American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA) reports 80 percent of dogs and 70 percent of cats have some kind of oral disease by the age of three. That's why National Pet Dental Health Month, observed all through February, is so important.

Happy Groundhog Day!

We will be closed today, February 1st, due to inclement weather. Thank you for your understanding. Please continue to check our Facebook for updates.

UPDATE! Thomas is home safe!

FOUND CAT!
This cat was on the porch of one of our client's this morning, wanting to come in out of the cold. They are going to bring her by shortly to see if she has a microchip.
She does not have a collar, is very well groomed and fed. The client posted these pics on Nextdoor as well. They live in Ashbriar, across from Broad Run HS.
Please contact us if you know whose cute kitty this could be!

Does Your Older Cat Really Want A Younger Companion? - CatTime

Does Your Older Cat Really Want A Younger Companion?

Does Your Older Cat Really Want A Younger Companion? - CatTime We human beings sometimes think of our pets as being small versions of ourselves. We also sometimes project our feelings onto our pets. But bringing home a new kitten might be one of those situations in which your cat would prefer you think of them as a cat, rather than as your child.