The Cat Clinic of Roswell

The Cat Clinic of Roswell Full Service Veterinary Facility with a special interest in Senior Cats And just off the waiting room is our play room for your children.

Our facility is located with a view of lovely, historic downtown Roswell in either direction. From our spacious parking area you will find a pleasant walk down our stone path to the front entrance, and into our entry foyer. Our warm, home-style waiting room will make you and your cat feel “right at home,” right away! Our exam rooms include fireplaces, and examination tables placed next to large wi

ndows providing an active view for your cat. We offer a variety of foods and special diets for your cat’s unique nutritional needs. And just down the hall from our reception area are our treatment area, surgical suite, and grooming facility. Our Cattery offers large crates for your cat’s comfort, along with climbing space and plenty of room to interact with our staff.

04/20/2026

Meow, Clowder!

“That's the way with a cat, you know -- any cat; they don't give a damn for discipline. And they can't help it, they're made so. But it ain't really insubordination, when you come to look at it right and fair -- it's a word that don't apply to a cat. A cat ain't ever anybody's slave or serf or servant, and can't be -- it ain't in him to be. And so, he don't have to obey anybody. He is the only creature in heaven or earth or anywhere that don't have to obey somebody or other, including the angels. It sets him above the whole ruck, it puts him in a class by himself. He is independent. You understand the size of it? He is the only independent person there is. In heaven or anywhere else. There's always somebody a king has to obey -- a trollop, or a priest, or a ring, or a nation, or a deity or what not -- but it ain't so with a cat. A cat ain't servant nor slave to anybody at all. He's got all the independence there is, in Heaven or anywhere else, there ain't any left over for anybody else. He's your friend, if you like, but that's the limit -- equal terms, too, be you king or be you cobbler; you can't play any I'm-better-than-you on a cat -- no, sir! Yes, he's your friend, if you like, but you got to treat him like a gentleman, there ain't any other terms. The minute you don't, he pulls freight.”

- Mark Twain, ‘The Refuge of the Derelicts’

Paws & Purrs 🐾,

The Professor, Kitty Clowder Cat Ambassador

04/17/2026

Did you know that your cat’s scratching is normal behavior? Cats scratch to maintain the necessary claw motion used in hunting, climbing, and stretching their body. Scratching is also a means of communication between cats, leaving both scent and visible markers to mark their territory. By regularly trimming your cat’s nails, you can prevent injury and damage to household items. Read up on scratching at https://bit.ly/38KTnLO.

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04/17/2026

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Why are tortoiseshell cats usually female? 🐈

Tortoiseshell cats are known for their uniquely beautiful colours. Tortoiseshell isn’t a breed, it’s a coat pattern, just like tabby. 😻

🧬 Tortoiseshell cats have not one, but two co-dominant colour genes (black and orange) working together to make the unique coat patterns.

🧬 Most tortoiseshell cats are females because it’s the two X chromosomes that carry the genetic information for coat colour. The Y chromosome that males have, doesn’t impact on their coat colour. But sometimes a male cat can be born with XXY chromosomes, making it possible but unusual for a tortoiseshell coat!

Do you have a tortoiseshell cat? Share a photo with us! 📸



04/14/2026

Could you tell if your cat was in pain? 🐱

iCatCare’s very own Alex Taylor, Cat Wellbeing and Behaviour Advisor, is sharing her advice on recognising the signs of pain in cats through their behaviour in her blog, written specially for National Pet Month 👉 https://nationalpetmonth.org/2026/04/13/behavioural-signs-of-pain-in-cats/

Plus, catch-up with Alex in conversation, broadcast last week on the National Pet Month page, sharing her tips on spotting if your cat is in pain and the practical steps you can take.

Our website is packed with helpful cat friendly tips and information to help you 👉 https://icatcare.org/

And don’t forget to sign up to our cat friendly community newsletter for extra tips and information direct to your inbox 📨 https://go.icatcare.org/community

04/14/2026

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👉 Read the open-access paper published in Viruses MDPI here: https://doi.org/10.3390/v18040452

Also check out ABCD's many free resources on FIP, including our:
✅ diagnostic tool
✅ factsheets (in several languages), as well as our
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✅ extended guidelines, all 𝘂𝗽𝗱𝗮𝘁𝗲𝗱 𝘀𝗲𝘃𝗲𝗿𝗮𝗹 𝘁𝗶𝗺𝗲𝘀 𝗮 𝘆𝗲𝗮𝗿 by FIP experts: www.abcdcatsvets.org

04/13/2026

Address

260 East Crossville Road
Roswell, GA
30075

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 7pm
Tuesday 8am - 7pm
Wednesday 8am - 7pm
Thursday 8am - 7pm
Friday 8am - 7pm

Telephone

(770) 552-7877

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