About Us
Lake Brandt Veterinary Hospital (LBVH) is a full-service, privately owned companion animal hospital located in Greensboro, NC. We understand the special role your pet plays in the family and are committed to treating your pet as we would our own. Our services and facilities are designed to assist in detection and treatment of disease as your pet ages. The team here at LBVH is dedicated to becoming a trusted partner in your pet’s health care.
Our Mission: We are committed to treating your pet as we would our own!
Fun Facts About Cats!
Did you know...
- Every cat has its own unique nose print?
That’s right! A cat’s nose is just like a human’s fingerprint…it’s one of a kind. The nose print is unique to that cat and only that cat. - Cats are crepuscular?
A crepuscular animal is most active during twilight hours (specifically the dawn and dusk hours around sunrise and sunset). During these hours, cats have more bursts of energy and then take long naps during the day. - Cats don’t always land on their feet?
A cat’s “righting reflex” helps them twist midair and land on their feet the majority of the time. However, they are not immune from injury when dropping from various heights. - Cats cannot taste sweetness?
That’s right! A cat’s nose is just like a human’s fingerprint…it’s one of a kind. The nose print is unique to that cat and only that cat.
More Interesting Cat Facts...
- Calico and Tortoiseshell cats are almost always female.
- Orange Tabbies are more likely to be male.
- Cats recognize their name (but may not care when you call them 😂).
- When cats knead or “make biscuits,” they feel safe.
- Empty boxes lower feline stress (and, they don’t cost much either).
- Some cat body language you should know:
- Purring doesn’t always mean happiness.
- Slow blinking of the eyes is a love language.
- Tail wagging signals irritation.
- Exposing their belly isn’t necessarily an invitation for rubs.
- Cats need to “hunt” even when they are indoors.
- Cats love having choices. Make sure they have plenty of toys and other stimulating goodies to play with.
Dogs come when they're called. Cats take a message and get back to you later. ~Anonymous



