Ann Arbor Cat Clinic

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Learn about the benefits of adopting an adult cat, view photos of cats we have who are looking for good homes, and locate agencies that will help find homes for cats you would like to put up for adoption.
> Felines for adoption at our clinic
> Review our adoption procedures
> View a list of shelters which can help with placing owned cats
> The Zimmer Foundation -- an organization offering
assistance with feral, wild, and stray cats in your neighborhood
> More Michigan Rescue groups via Petfinder

American Association of Feline Practitioners

The Ann Arbor Cat Clinic first opened its doors back in 1988. Co-owners Dr. Linda Griebe and Dr. Tina Kaufeld decided to open the first cat only hospital in Washtenaw County. At that time there were only two exam rooms, a small reception area, twelve holding cages and one full-time employee.

We have grown to be a full-service veterinary hospital limited to felines. We specialize in preventative health care including routine surgery, dental care, and behavioral consultations. In addition, we offer grooming, boarding services, special diets, nutritional supplements, flea products, cat toys, gift items, and an adoption program for stray cats.

We encourage you to call our office with any questions concerning your cat's care or to make an appointment.

Kristine M. Kaufeld D.V.M., Linda J. Griebe D.V.M., Marcia J. Mengel D.V.M., Erin L. Whitaker D.V.M., Molly Avery D.V.M., and Kimberly A. Miller D.V.M.

Owner and Cat Registration Form
In order to save time the next time you visit our office, you may download our Owner and Cat Registration Form and fill out your (and your cat's) information in advance.

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