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Prescription Foods

Prescription Cat Foods We Carry:

We have a wide selection of bag sizes, can sizes (in pate or morsels and gravy), and flavors. We can also special order prescription foods not on this list.

Gastrointestinal Diets:

-Iams Intestinal Plus, dry and canned

-Royal Canin High Energy, dry and canned. We also carry the Moderate Calorie version in dry.

Urinary Diets:

-Hills c/d, dry and canned

-Iams Low pH, dry and canned

-Royal Canin SO, dry and canned. We also carry the Moderate Calorie version in the dry.

Kidney Sparing Diets:

-Iams Renal Plus, dry and canned

-Hills k/d, dry and canned

-Purina NF, dry and canned

-Royal Canin, dry and canned

Diabetic Diets:

-Purina DM, dry and canned

-Royal Canin Diabetic, dry

Stress Management Diet:

-Royal Canin Calm, dry

Hypoallergenic Diets:

-Royal Canin Pea & Duck, dry and canned

-Royal Canin Pea & Rabbit, dry and canned

Weight Control and Maintenance Diets:

-Royal Canin Calorie Control, dry and canned

-Royal Canin Weight Control, dry

-Royal Canin Mature Consult, dry

Recovery Diets:

-Iams Maximum Calorie Plus, canned

-Royal Canin Recovery RS, canned

Dental Diet:

-Royal Canin DD, dry

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8:00 am-5:30 pm

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8:00 am-5:30 pm

Wednesday:

8:00 am-5:30 pm

Thursday:

8:00 am-5:30 pm

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  • "I am amazed at how passionate and caring the staff and vet are at this clinic. They are truly amazing! 11 months ago we lost our cat after moving to a new home. We took Kitler to the vet for one visit just before the move. Yesterday someone from the office called to say they saw Kitler's picture on the animal shelter's web page. It was her! She had been hit by a car and brought to the shelter. I still can't believe they recognized her after a single visit and remembered who she belonged to! Kitler should make a full recovery and we are so happy to have her home! Thank you!"
    Denise H.
  • "Dr. Munck is the absolutely best vet one could ever find. She is caring, kind, compassionate, and genuine. We recently moved to Arizona and were unhappy with the quality of vet here. My cat, Henry became suddenly blind and was diagnosed with a brain tumor. I called Kirsten for advice, not knowing where to turn. She has called me multiple times with advice and concern and has helped Henry to prolong his life comfortably. When I couldn't get the right medication, she had it overnight shipped to us. Thank you!!!"
    Janet A.