Cats are masters at hiding pain or discomfort. By the time obvious symptoms appear, the problem may already be advanced. Regular vet consultations help uncover silent health issues and ensure your cat stays healthy, active, and comfortable throughout their life.

Even indoor cats face risks that pet parents may not notice:

• Dental disease causing pain, drooling, or difficulty eating

• Kidney or liver issues that develop gradually

• Parasites such as worms, fleas, and ticks

• Obesity leading to diabetes or joint problems
  Routine check-ups help detect these early, when treatment is easier and more effective.

A vet consultation offers comprehensive care for your feline friend:

• Early illness detection – Spotting hidden issues before they worsen

• Weight and nutrition management – Preventing obesity or deficiencies

• Preventive care updates – Vaccinations, parasite protection, and deworming

• Dental & skin checks – Preventing painful conditions and infections

• Tailored advice – Personalized care based on your cat’s age, lifestyle, and breed

Catching health concerns early avoids emergencies and expensive treatments later. A short consultation every year can add years of comfort, playfulness, and companionship to your cat’s life.

During a routine consultation, vets typically:

• Examine eyes, ears, teeth, skin, and coat

• Check weight, heart, lungs, and joints

• Review vaccination and deworming schedules

• Test for parasites or infections

• Recommend nutrition or lifestyle changes suited for your cat

At Supertails, our compassionate vets make the process stress-free for cats and pet parents. From kittens to seniors, we provide complete preventive care to keep your cat thriving at every life stage.

1. How often should I take my cat for a vet check-up?
Adult cats should visit the vet at least once a year. Kittens and senior cats may need more frequent visits.

2. Do indoor cats need regular vet visits?
Yes. Indoor cats are still prone to dental disease, obesity, and hidden health conditions.

3. Can a vet consultation help prevent serious illnesses?
Absolutely. Conditions like kidney disease or dental infections can be managed more effectively when caught early.

4. Are vaccinations and deworming part of routine check-ups?
Yes. Your vet ensures your cat stays up to date on essential preventive care.

5. What if my cat gets very stressed at the vet?
Professional vets use gentle handling and stress-reduction techniques to make visits easier for cats.

6. My cat looks perfectly healthy—why should I still book a consultation?
Cats are experts at hiding illness. A routine exam ensures any hidden problems are detected early.