Most people don’t like to go to the doctor and cats don’t like to go to the vet. Furthermore, humans don’t like to take their animals to the vet because they have to battle to get them in the vehicle or it means something is incorrect, but some vet clinics try to lighten these visits with humor. The following list is a compilation of funny indications from different vet hospitals that, by making up some pawsome cat jokes, chose to have some fun with their clients. These signs are sure to have you in stitches, ranging from super corny puns about cat behavior to smart observations about felines. Scroll down and don’t forget your favours!

In 2016, veterinary care varied by pet species and other variables, with 82.8% of dog-owning families and 54.3% of cat-owning families visiting the veterinarian for at least one visit. Total veterinary care expenditure for all kinds of animals in 2016 was $27.8 billion.

Cats should visit the vet for their vaccinations at least once a year. While indoor cats do not need as many vaccinations as those living mainly or partly outside, all cats need what are deemed “core” vaccines. According to VetMed, feline herpesvirus 1 (FHV1), feline calicivirus (FCV), feline panleukopenia virus (FPV) and feline are the key feline vaccines.

Among cat-owning families that visited veterinarians 89.1 percent had a “regular veterinarian.” The top two reasons these families go to their regular veterinarian were for knowledgeable, high-quality care and because their regular veterinarian is kind and sympathetic and handles dogs or cats well.