Niigatanekono Clinic - Niigata

It is a cat hospital that just opened in April.

I had you look carefully. You should make a reservation before you go.

The doctor at the hospital I had been seeing before moved out of the city, and I was looking for a hospital where I could get a good diagnosis with my naughty child. I learned about this when my husband told me that a hospital specializing in cats was built nearby. Coincidentally, my aunt was using an affiliated hospital in Niitsu, and she said she was a good teacher, so I decided to go there for the time being. I made a phone reservation for my first visit. The parking lot is affiliated with the coin parking lot behind the hospital and next to the hospital, and we received one service ticket. Since the back parking lot can only park a few cars and is often full, it is recommended to use the spacious side parking lot. The entrance is doubled with a chitin, and since it is a heavy sliding door, it does not open in response to the sensor, so I think that it is safe even in the unlikely event of escape. The friendly receptionist handed me a questionnaire and filled it out, so I was guided to the examination room after the appointment time had passed. The teacher was surprised at the elegant atmosphere. I've seen many veterinary clinics so far, but I was worried that the price would be okay for the first type. When I got on the examination table, I started to intimidate. When I said that it was okay, I was told that it would be more calm to say nothing than the teacher (I thought), and the teacher gave a detailed explanation of the symptoms and usual conditions without speaking. I became quiet while talking to him. (It seems that he listens to the person talking to the owner and decides what kind of person he is. Lol) He gave me a chitin for temperature measurement, heart sounds, and palpation. As expected, I didn't like the temperature measurement, so I got angry. The nurse immediately touched the body, so I was relieved, and the teacher was intimidating at first, but since I gradually touched the body, I was able to see him without threatening at the end. relieved. Actually, I had never been examined for heart sounds at a hospital where dogs and cats had been affected, so I was taught the normal heart rate of cats for the first time. After the medical examination, I was thrilled at the checkout, but I was relieved that the price was set at the same level as before. When I visited for the second time, maybe because the teacher wasn't wearing a white coat in the waiting room, I was asked to gently stroke my head without threatening. (It's rare for a man to be bad at it!) After that, when I moved to the examination table and had a medical examination, I was threatened with greetings. Lol Through this experience, I used to talk to people when they were crying when I got in the car, but I found that they naturally calm down and become quiet without talking to them. Even now, I continue to receive vaccinations and medical examinations at this hospital on a regular basis. The examination room is not visible through the window as in other reviews. If you are interested, you may try it once. It may be compatible with cats, but it's encouraging to meet a hospital where you can see your naughty child.

My child has been treated for many years with skin diseases and urinary stones due to food allergies, but when the urinary stones worsened and I couldn't pee, my hospital was closed at the wrong time, so I've been worried for a long time. I visited this hospital where I was. I decided to transfer to another hospital because I had you give me a polite explanation and treatment and listened to what I had said so far. Three months after starting full-scale treatment, I got better by the time I got the Elizabethan collar, which had been around for the whole year. This teacher has a wealth of knowledge and many years of experience. In addition to that, you can treat with consideration of approaches from various angles, so you can leave it to the owner with confidence. Not only the teacher's intention, but also the owner can be relieved to give an explanation and suggestion, "I have this kind of medicine and would like to try this kind of treatment?" And above all, I feel relaxed at the appearance of a teacher who really likes cats and laughs and examines while being told by my child every time. Of course, the receptionist and the nurses were kind and kind to the cat and the owner, and I'm just grateful.

It was a mysterious response. When I made a reservation call for my first visit, I told him what kind of medicine I wanted to get because I didn't have any medicine I was taking, but when I came to the hospital, I was told, "I don't have that medicine, so please go to the hospital sooner." If it's a medicine that isn't available, if you tell me when you make a reservation, isn't it a story that you didn't have to go to the hospital in the first place? It was explained that it is a kind of cat that makes noise depending on the cat breed, but it has never made so much noise at other hospitals. It was written as a cat-friendly clinic, but it's just a matter of two people rather than a professional retention method. When the mask was suffocating and sighing several times, he said, "If you just sigh, you will lose your motivation, so will you go home?" I was impressed that the hospital was well established because the owner became sighed and lost motivation. I have already brought it, so I asked for a medical examination, but I regret that it was for the cat to return here. What surprised me most was the method of attaching a band to the tail to measure blood pressure, and when a cat went wild, until now, at other hospitals, a stethoscope was used to measure the time and heart rate. The measurement result of was more than 150. I was worried because it was not a normal value, but I was surprised when I was told, "It's okay because it's rare to get excited and measure accurately when you come to the hospital." Then, I was stunned that the test was stressful even though it didn't make sense to measure it. Since vomiting increased frequently, I had requested an examination of vomiting at the reception desk, but during the examination, I did not comment on vomiting and the accounting ended as it was. This is the end of the first visit, and you are asked to consider whether to continue going to the hospital. While I was returning home, when I inquired about the inspection of vomit by phone, I received a mysterious comment saying, "Please consider the inspection of vomit again next time." I was worried, so I took the trouble to bring today's vomit. I think that it was just disposed of at the inquiry stage and could not be inspected. I was also asked to bring a record of my previous examinations and brought in X-ray and echo data, but I couldn't see them at the time of the examination. Then why did you bring it in? The cost is about 4600 yen including the initial examination fee, blood pressure test and consultation fee. After returning home, the cat vomited and was lying down until midnight. It was very unpleasant and the response was not close to the feelings of the cat.

I had a 2-3 month old kitten and asked for my first health check and sterilization. The teacher seemed to be very kind and a little timid, but he wasn't afraid to see him. The sterilization operation was very polite, and about 9 months have passed since the operation, but I can't even see the sewing marks. Immediately after the surgery, he jumped around vigorously, so I think his skill is certain. The hospital is clean and the affiliated parking lot is just around the corner. It's within walking distance from Niigata station, so it's better to take the train.

It's just called "Cat Hospital", it's not familiar with special cats, it's just "only cats are examined". It's easy to misunderstand that it's a specialty, but it's an ordinary hospital. I had an orthodox operation here, and the sutured part was surprisingly messy. It's so messy that you miss the thread when you pull it out and revisit it. A child who wasn't feeling well after the operation didn't bother me to "look at the situation" ... and when I was examined at another hospital in a second opinion, it turned out to be in a difficult condition. When I told him the test results, he said, "I can't do anything anymore," and he was completely angry because he was thrown by another person. I don't understand the feelings of cats or their owners at all.