It's is very important to a veterinarian that you can take your cat to, for routine health care and in case of an emergency. It is not very comfortable to take your cat to someone that you don't know in an emergency situation.
When choosing a veterinarian (vet), make sure you find one you can talk to easily, and that your cat feels comfortable with. Make sure (s)he has a lot of experience looking after cats. Some vets look after cats exclusively. Unless your cat is sick you will probably only need to take it to the vet once a year for immunizations.
Some signs that point to a good vet and clinic:
Remember that choosing a vet for your cat is as important as choosing a doctor for yourself.
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Bibliography
1. Understanding Cats Their History, Nature and Behavior. Robert Tabor. David and Charles Publishers 1997
2. 101 questions your cat would ask, What's bothering your cat and how to solve it. Honor Head. Quarto Publishing Place 1999
3. The book of the Cat. Editors Micheal Wright and Sally Walters. Pan Books 1980.
4. The Complete Cat Owner's Manual. Author Susie Page. Fog City Press 2004.
