You, your cat and the Oxford Cat Clinic veterinary team – purely feline focused
Our clinical team treat cats and only cats. As an Oxford Cat Clinic client you will have the reassurance that your cat is in safe, knowledgeable hands throughout their life, in sickness and in health.
Being purely feline focused our team bring a level of specialism that you can trust.
We know cats inside and out – literally!
Your cat will feel comfortable in our peaceful cat only environment, and you can feel comfortable in the knowledge that, should your cat become ill, we will work with you to create a treatment plan tailored to you and your cat.
We allow your cat to take their time – a standard consultation is 20 minutes, giving you and your vet time to talk, listen and understand, and your cat time to relax.
Free parking is available at both sites and with the choice of two Clinics in Oxford, both within easy reach of the ring road, you can choose which is most convenient on any given day.
Clinical notes and financial records are shared between clinics.
The saying goes that cats have nine lives, but did you know that the International Society of Feline Medicine (ISFM) defines six key stages of feline life?
From new kitten to super senior, your cat’s needs change throughout their lifetime, and as cat experts we can help guide you and your cat through each stage:
7 months – 2 years
Do you have a nature lover, hunter or a cat that likes to stay indoors? Find out how to keep your inquisitive and active young cat happy and healthy.
3 – 6 years
Attention to diet, dental care, and parasite control during your cat’s prime adult years makes all the difference.
7 – 10 years
At over 7 years your cat probably still seems active and young, but there’s a few things you need to look out for. Cats are experts at hiding their aches and pains.
11 – 14 years
As your cat ages, there are several key things to look out for to help ensure he enters his senior years contended and happy.
15+ years
Careful monitoring for common conditions, adjustments to diet, and a little help with grooming all improve quality of life for your ageing companion.
If your cat is ill, or you are concerned that they are just not quite right, or it is simply time for their annual vaccination review then book to see one of our cat-specialist vets. If you’re not registered with us, then you can register here or give us a ring on 01865 243000 (Botley) or 01865 950700 (Marston).
We’re strong advocates of preventative health care. We offer the following nurse-led clinics to keep your cat happy and healthy. We will help you to spot problems early, which will improve the outcome for your can and hopefully reduce veterinary costs too!:
It’s important to keep a regular check on your cat’s health to help maintain their quality and length of life. Picking up subtle, negative changes can lead to earlier diagnosis of many treatable conditions.
A clinic for cats over 11 years to assess their health and try to spot any problems early.
Do you worry about what you are feeding your cat? Feeding too much? Feeding to little? Should they eat we or dry food? Whatever your concern our team are here to help.
When your cat is diagnosed with diabetes you are sure to have a lot of questions. Supporting a cat with a long term medical condition can be daunting, scary even. Don’t worry, we are here to work alongside you.
When your cat is diagnosed with kidney disease you are sure to have a lot of questions. Supporting a cat with a long term medical condition can be daunting, scary even. Don’t worry, we are here to work alongside you.
Has your cat been seen by a member of our veterinary team and diagnosed with a urinary issue? As part of their treatment plan your vet may have recommended that you have a follow up assessment with our qualified nursing team at a urinary wellness clinic.
For as little as £12.50 per month, the health plan includes core vaccinations, flea and worm treatments, 6 monthly wellness reviews, plus 10% off certain foods, extended consultations dental products and new to the scheme 10% off all drugs!
Information about Acupuncture for Cats
Do you worry about what you are feeding your cat? Feeding too much? Feeding to little? Should they eat we or dry food? Whatever your concern our team are here to help.
Dental disease is extremely common in cats and can start to appear when your cat is about three years old. If left unchecked, it can progress as dental plaque and tartar continue to build up over time.
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Although many people will be travelling less currently, we thought it was important that we kept you up to date with changes to travel with Brexit. From the 1st of January 2021 things will be slightly different. The Pet Passport will no longer be valid however please KEEP your old ones for proof of Rabies…
If your cat is ill, or you are concerned that they are just not quite right, then book to see one of our cat-specialist vets. If you’re not registered with us, then you can register here or give us a ring on 01865 243000.
