Cat Clinic of Cobb, LLC

I am so impressed with the service at this cat clinic! My apprehension was great as my cat has been known to be a poor boarder.
We just moved from the west coast to the Atlanta area and had nowhere to house our cat while we looked for employment and a place to live. I called Cat Clinic of Cobb and from my very first conversations on the phone with the front office staff, I knew we had found a temporary home for Oreo.
He was at this facility for three months. During that time I would visit 2 to 3 days a week. However I always knew he was in excellent care because the staff would call with updates and they even sent me pictures!
After the first couple of visits, my 12 year old daughter was feeling so welcomed at the facility that she would go and «get» her cat for some snuggle time. We would often find Oreo looking out the window, or already in the arms of one of the staff members.
Let’s face it, cats can be a little messy (fur, litter splashes) but this staff is always working to keep the place «CLEAN». They often would be spotted on our many visits cleaning cages, sweeping floors, and cleaning windows. When boarding, You must have your cat on some kind of flea treatment, otherwise your little baby may become infected (this did happen to Oreo). However, I do not blame the staff, it is other people bringing in their infected cats. Boarding and fleas go hand in hand.
Dr. Segal would often give me personal updates and the front office staff and the kennel keepers were more than willing to spend a few minutes on each of our visits, telling us about Oreo’s antics.
The day we came to take Oreo home, the staff gathered around to say goodbye. Several of them were shedding tears. Where else can you get this personal type of experience? As long as we are in Atlanta our cat will be their friend and customer.

Cat Clinic of Cobb exemplifies the best in small feline veterinary medicine. Dr. Segal gave first-​class treatment to affectionate, frisky Dazzle and was there throughout Dazzle’s battle against lymphoma. Brenna Segal DVM gave first-​rate treatment to sweet, ladylike 18-​year-​old Ginny. When Ginny’s problems became insurmountable Dr. Segal helped her move forward, rendered support to family and provided deceased pet care. The doctors and team speak the unique language of cats and the practice continues to be accredited by the AAHA (accreditation is mandatory for human hospitals but optional for animal hospitals) and has proven veterinary medicine excellence in over 800 areas. Specialists at Cat Clinic of Cobb know their stuff and deliver the finest care to loved ones.

Dr. Segal and Dr. Paulis took care of my «kitten» (he was 15 when he passed) for as long as they have been at Cat Clinic, which has been quite a number of years, now. Dr. Paulis was so sympathetic when we had to make the decision to let my little buddy go (I’m still tearing up, thinking about it) — and everyone was so helpful in treating his chronic kidney disease. When it was time, Dr. Segal was so compassionate. He really got the best care.
When I was ready, I adopted my two kittens from Cat Clinic.

I have had a wonderful experience despite the terrible situation that brought me here. My cat began to have very aggressive attacks a few months ago. I called every cat specific vet in the area after one especially terrible attack. I had been able to get her in a cage (no small feat under the circumstances) and wanted to get her to a vet ASAP. Cat Clinic of Cobb was the only place I could find that could see her that day. They let me bring her right away and worked her in when I explained how desperate the situation was. They worked with me throughout the past few months. We tried several different drugs (and they were even willing to consult with me by phone when she was too aggressive to travel). Throughout this time, they held my hand while she became more and more aggressive and eventually referred me to UGA’s behavior clinic. Unfortunately, it turned out that my cat’s problem was neurological, and there was literally nothing left to try (believe me, I would have tried anything). I was able to quickly get an appointment to euthanize her (which was very nice considering how stressful the whole experience has been and how low her quality of life has been since the aggression began). The whole situation was the best that you could expect under the circumstances. There was a private room for me to spend time with Dora before and after they sedated her. I was able to hold her until she became unconscious (which was quite a gift after how little contact we have been able to have over the past few months due to her aggression). It was nice to feel like I could be with her until she was unconscious and not actually have to see the rest of the euthanasia process. This was the first time I had to put a cat to sleep, so I don’t have anything to compare it to. However, the whole process was better than I had imagined it could be. They were very compassionate and understanding during a really difficult time. It was also nice to have someone encouraging me to continue to try other options as I became more and more afraid of my once very sweet cat. I am really glad that I had the support to continue to try everything possible before making this difficult decision. I would wholeheartedly recommend them for any situation. I’m very glad that I found them to get Dora and me through the last few months.

I love the Cat Clinic of Cobb — the doctors and staff are wonderful! One of my four cats, Grover, developed diabetes last summer. Needless to say, it was a scary time for our family. After diligently working with Grover (and educating me), we have gotten Grover’s blood glucose to as close to normal as possible and he is back to his wonderful, healthy, playful self! I truly believe Dr. Segal and staff saved my sweet cat. Thanks so much Cat Clinic of Cobb!

I love this place and Dr. Segal and staff take great care of our Miffin. We have board her there when we go out of town and she is never traumatized by the experience.

The doctors are very caring. I do miss Dr. Lane but am very happy with Clayton’s new doctors. When we lost Mr. Kitty they helped us put out the word on their web sight. I just wish we had found him. The staff is also very caring and I appreciate that very much.

Spoke with office manager about an issue we had and everything was resolved!

I highly recommend the Cat Clinic. I’m a foster for a rescue group and have taken several foster kittens here (one with a chronic illness) and they are very compassionate and thorough. I’ve never boarded here before, but the boarding facilities look nice and well-​cared for as well. Highly recommended!

My cat Karl is almost 8. Recently, he sustained an injury while «playing.» I think he unexpectedly took what I’m calling a «magic carpet ride» on a bathmat and accidentally missed the door opening and instead, hit the door frame. He suffered a spinal injury that immediately, yet temporarily, paralyzed his back legs and tail. I have never been so scared about my sweet pet. Dr. Segal, who is a new doctor to this clinic, but not a new doctor, took great care of my cat. Now I can’t afford every treatment and test available, but the Cat Clinic of Cobb folks helped me make decisions, really hard decisions, about what I should do and what I didn’t need. I not only got great information about treating Karl and giving him his meds, I also got information about kitty massage and therapy to help him get his legs and tail stronger, sooner. I’m so excited to be writing this review, and on today of all days (Thanksgiving day), because Karl is getting better. He is walking, playing, and actually doing a little jumping. I didn’t realize how much I appreciated Dr. Segal until I started thinking about how much time she spent working with Karl and I, her calm tone of voice, and her ability to give me options with a staff who supported any decision that I chose to make. Thank you so much Cat Clinic of Cobb. I am so thankful for your time and efforts with my sweet baby boy!!! I am so glad you are Karl’s doc! See you at the next check-​up!

Not sure about the negative reviews… I have followed Jeremy to numerous clinics and he is so gentle and caring with all the fur babies. I recommend you give the new staff a chance… My experience was fab-​u-​lous !!! See you soon ! Muah !

I have used several excellent vets over many years and Dr. Lane and her staff at the Cat Clinic of Cobb are by far the best. Dr. Lane spends as much time as is necessary giving our cats very thorough and caring exams, and she answers all of our questions with good detail and lots of common sense. The rest of the staff are very caring and responsive too. We always feel welcome here.
A few years ago we had to have our 17 year cat with advanced kidney failure euthanized. Dr. Bahr and the staff were extraordinarily compassionate and caring during what was one of the most difficult experiences of my life.
I highly recommend the Cat Clinic of Cobb.

Very compassionate and helpful staff. They did a wonderful job working one of my cats in on short notice even though I was not a previous client.
Very nice facility, their boarding is super cool. Back of the boarding cages has a plexiglass back with a giant bird cage. May not be home but at least there are nice distractions.

The DVM’s here are nothing short of God-​like. No one will love your cats more than you… except them.
They helped us through a very long, painful illness with our beloved first cat. Since then, we had real children, and realized we were filling a void… but that’s neither here nor there.
I just can’t say enough about this wonderful hospital, clinic, boarding center. The staff is fantastic. There’s no other place around that you should trust your cat to.

We took our babies here after we got them and they were infested with fleas. as well as some kind of intestinal bug! The staff was nice and accomidating… office is small but nice. all and all we had a good experience here. although Lola (my smaller cat) attempted to claw the staff numerous times! They have kitten adoptions here as well. they are located in the front of the clinic in a glass enlosing so you can walk by and perhaps pick up your new best friend!