No, all heartworms have to go into a mosquito for part of their life cycle before being transmitted to another animal.

It's a parasite that lives inside. A mosquito injects these worms into the body of the cat, and it migrates toward the lungs.

Cat heartworm is an internal parasite that causes significant lung damage. Cats become infected by being bit by mosquitoes.

Yes, your cat can get a microchip anytime, but certainly during the spay and neuter time is quite often when we do them.

Once the animal's prepped for surgery, we can have a cat spay done in less than 20 minutes. Cat neuters can usually be done in less than five minutes, but there's the prep time, surgery time, and then the post-op care. We pride ourselves on our post-op care, keeping your patient warm and pain-free, and monitoring them closely as they recover from the anesthesia.