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Introducing Cat and Dog Modern -
Artfully supporting your culture of caring with warmth, empathy and humor.
And we do so in sizing that perfectly fits ANY challenging clinic wall!
We're the first and only full-service veterinary art resource to so stylishly align warmth, empathy and humor with a mission-critical culture of caring philosophy.
Competition is up. Staffing is down. And while your people do their best to radiate good will, positivity and concern, we think your walls could chip in to help.
Cat and Dog Modern has spent years cheering staff and pet parents up, calming the anxious ones down, and helping with a reassuring nod when needed. Go ahead and google "veterinary art" or "cat and dog art" and see if our competition's mish-mash of one-offs comes anywhere close to the length, depth and breadth our variety offers!
For example: We've reimagined a sleeping cat in a sink and sitting cats on a laptop...and a stereo amplifier.
We've wondered what a gray poodle looks like in the fog. And what a white one looks like in the snow.
We've challenged the spotty logic of random polka dots on Dalmatians - in four different ways!
We even took a Sunnyside Pup and turned it into a Moonyside one. Say what?
Cat and Dog Modern defines good art as good messaging. Is it lifting spirits up? Is it calming anxiety down? Is it giving a knowing nod to someone in need of one? If you've never thought about art this way before, think again. We did.
Why stop at better content? We innovated better, modular art sizes for clinics, too!
Beyond good messaging options, we've designed good sizing options - the kind that fit the most challenging obstacle course walls! Our prints come 9” x 12” or 16” x 20, often in subject matter groupings that work to the contours of what your walls demand - pairings, triplets or quads to array vertically or horizontally or cluster together.
Finally, we’ve created a whole series of lightweight, wood wall sculptures to mix and match with our prints - each just a quarter inch thick and faced with White Maple or Walnut veneer so they hug the walls . Buying our art in groupings also means discounts applied to the group purchase - the more groupings you buy, the more you save.
If you’re worried about framing costs, don’t. We offer three colors of cleanly designed, brushed metal, glass-enclosed frames at very reasonable prices. We even offer custom sized metal prints on request. And while we’re on the subject of reasonable pricing...
Innovative art, innovative sizing, and now the innovative EZ Wall Refresh. Because the fastest way to refresh a whole clinic is wall by wall, not artwork by artwork.
Here's how it works -
1) Email us a photo of a wall (or all the walls) in your vet/pet space that need a refresh. Be sure to include each wall's rough height and width.
2) I'll send back your photo with an overlay showing the space transformed by smartly rearranged replacement art, plus an estimate.
3) Email us back a thumbs up and we process the invoice and ship. With our art prints ALREADY framed. And wood wall sculpture ALREADY finished.
Click on the Sample Walls link above to learn more. Remember, there's no obligation, so you can always see our refreshed layout for free...before committing. Check out the other links below to get a more detailed picture of typical finished walls.
A quick word about the Cat and Dog Modern design team.
Founder, artist and creative director Perrin Lam has spent a lifetime as a pet parent first and secondly, finding many ways to feed them through various creative careers, rising from intern to creative director channeling strategic thinking at a number of small and large companies.
That prior experience was essential in deftly choosing the right people to work with. Like one of the country's best imprint houses to make sure all art is indelibly reproduced on heavyweight canvas-like paper. For our wood wall sculptures, Perrin works with a close associate to source, cut and process every sculpture. Neither artwork nor woodwork comes before Perrin's final approval until it’s passed THEIR sets of eyes first. Finally, none of the above could happen without the tireless help of my studio staff. I cannot thank them enough.