Main Street Animal Services of Hopkinton

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If cats could talk,
​they wouldn't​

~nan porter
Cats were once revered as gods; a fact that our modern-day domesticated felines have not forgotten. They strut around as if they own everything, demanding doors be opened while never walking through them, knocking things off counters, and waking us up at 5 in the morning for their breakfast platter. Social media is filled with cat memes, cat videos, and cat-themed products. We love our cats and want them to be healthy and happy. 
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In the wild, cats are considered prey animals. As such, they naturally hide any illnesses and injuries. If they were to reveal these weaknesses in the wild, it would make them an easy catch. Cats will often start showing behavior issues before they will show any physical symptoms of an illness (but some are so tolerant and stoic, that you may not notice any changes!). For instance, a kidney or urinary tract issue will often present as urinating in inappropriate places. ​It may seem that your kitty urinating in your shoes is a way of getting back at you for staying out late, but it could be their way of showing you that they don't feel well.
Some ailments are not detected by physical exam, and your vet may recommend labwork to ensure that they get a clear picture of your cat's health. This is why it is important to have your cat examined by a veterinarian at least once yearly, even if they seem well to you. 
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The following are some of the chronic diseases and ailments that can start around 8 years old. 
  • Hyperthyroidism
  • Kidney Disease
  • Urinary issues
  • Cancer
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At MASH, we support your feline friend through nutritional enhancement tailored for different stages of life and health. ​

We recognize that your pet is an important member of your family and our caring, compassionate team is focused on optimizing your pet’s health. From well visits to chronic disease, we assess the whole pet so we can offer therapies that respect the integrity of your pet’s mind, body, and spirit. ​​

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Hours

Mon: 10-4 Phones only
Tues, Wed, Thurs: 9-5
Fri, Sat: 9-3

Telephone

508-435-4077

Email

appointments@mashvet.com
  • OUR SERVICES
    • All Our Services >
      • ACUPUNCTURE
      • HYPERBARIC OXYGEN THERAPY
      • HOMEOPATHY
      • LABORATORY DIAGNOSTICS
      • MICRO-BIOME RESTORATIVE THERAPY (FECAL TRANSPLANT)
      • NUTRITIONAL THERAPY
      • OZONE THERAPY
      • PROLOZONE THERAPY
      • RAW DIET & FUNCTIONAL NUTRITION
      • ULTRAVIOLET IRRADIATION THERAPY
      • SURGERY & DENTISTRY
      • HUMANE EUTHANASIA & FINAL CARE
    • RESOURCES >
      • Fecal Transplants
      • Helpful Links and Tips
      • Videos
    • FOR PRACTITIONERS >
      • MBRT REQUEST FORM
      • THERAPY OVERVIEW
      • Veterinary Ozone Course
    • Phone Consults
  • ABOUT OUR CLINIC
    • Our Team >
      • Dr. Margo Roman
      • Dr. Karen Caspersen
    • Letters from our clients
    • Dedication to our loving pets
    • Join Our Team
  • Blog
  • KEEP IN TOUCH
  • Planning Your Visit