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Monday 8:30am - 7pm Tuesday 8:30am - 7pm Wednesday 8:30am - 7pm Thursday 8:30am - 7pm Friday 8:30am - 7pm Saturday 9:30am - 12pm

Cambridge Cat Clinic

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Cambridge Cat Clinic

Feline Better
Opening times:
Monday to Friday 8:30-7pm
Saturday 9:30-12pm
(on call for emergencies)

We are a purpose built, feline only veterinary practice based in Fulbourn, Cambridge, UK. We are now open - come in and see what is so special about a feline only practice!

08/08/2025

International Cat Day!!
A day of celebration and raising awareness for cats, cat owner, cat enthusiast and to thanking all the wonderful people who dedicate their time to improving the lives of cats around the world!

23/07/2025

If you are heading off for a summer holiday have a look at our handy checklist for leaving your cat with a pet sitter or cattery.
- If your cat is staying in a cattery make sure their vaccinations and parasite control are up to date.
- Make sure your cat's microchip details are up to date just in case they get lost while you are away.
- A plug in pheromone diffuser at home such as Feliway will help your cat feel calm while you are away and a pet sitter is visiting
- Let your vet know if you won’t be contactable by the pet sitter and that you are happy for visits and treatments in your absence.
- If your cat is on medication make sure to order enough to cover until you are back home.

15/07/2025

We would like to say a big welcome to our newest member of the team, Laura our receptionist. She is looking forward to meeting you and your feline friends.

10/07/2025

Today is National Kitten Day, let's celebrate with all things kitten!! We would love it if you could share your cute kitten pictures with us. If you have just added to your family and would like to know more about our Healthcare package for kittens, get in touch.

09/07/2025

In this sunny weather our cats are enjoying sunbathing but should we be applying sunscreen to protect them from UV rays? And can they get sunburn? This article from icatcare has some great information and tips on keeping your cat safe in the sun.
Share your sunbathing cat photos in the comments!

https://icatcare.org/articles/should-i-use-sunscreen-on-my-cat

27/06/2025

A further heatwave is due this coming week, which will bring the highest temperatures of the year so far, please keep in mind your feline friends!!

20/06/2025

Frozen licky treats are a great way to give your cat a cool down in this hot weather. Leo certainly thinks a meaty ice lolly is the way forward!

17/06/2025

Are you thinking about getting a kitten or have recently welcomed one to your home? Our kitten package covers everything your new addition needs for the first 6 months of ownership including vaccinations, microchip, neutering, flea and worm treatments as well as regular health checks and weigh ins.

Contact us to register your kitten and get them off to the best start!
https://www.cambridgecatclinic.co.uk/contact/

13/06/2025

Its getting Hot Hot Hot!!! So here are some hot tip for keeping your cat cool during this warmer weather...
1) Water - To have access to fresh water at all times, in different locations around the house and outside in the garden.
2) Water containers -Provide different sizes and shapes or even a water fountain to encourage drinking water.
3) Shade -A cool shady spot available inside and outside.
4) Food - Adding cold water to food for added moisture.
5) Freeze - Wet food/treats can be frozen and given to your cat to enjoy.
6) Ice cubes - Place in drinking water to encourage drinking and play by licking wet paws.

11/06/2025

****Diabetes Awareness Week 9th - 15th June****

Diabetes is a treatable disease in cats and if managed well cats can live very full and happy lives.

Diabetes is more common in middle-aged and older cats and is often seen more in male cats than females. The disease is also much more common in neutered cats and overweight cats.

The most common signs seen in diabetic cats are:

Passing urine more often (polyuria)

Drinking more (polydipsia)

Weight loss

Eating more (polyphagia)

If your cat has any of these symptoms it is best to get them checked by a vet to rule out any diseases such as diabetes mellitis. Treatment options for diabetes include medication by injection or, if suitable, liquid or tablets.

For more information on diabetes mellitus in cats visit: https://icatcare.org/articles/diabetes-mellitus-in-cats

04/06/2025

June is microchip awareness month!

A great time to:
Read our website blog - https://www.cambridgecatclinic.co.uk/the-max-factor-the-importance-of-microchipping-your-cat/

Check your contact details are up to date with your chip company.

Book a microchip implant appointment if your cat or kitten is not yet microchipped.

03/06/2025

Moving House? Check out our Cat Checklist below:
1) Has your cat had a recent health check? Up to date with vaccines and flea and worming treatment.
2) Ensure your cat is wearing a collar or tag containing contact details during transport.
3)Verify your cat's microchip and pet insurance information is current and up to date.
4)Get your cat used to a cat carrier before the move and have it ready for transport.
5) Designate a quiet, comfortable room in your new home as a "safe space" for your cat, ensuring there is a elevated and/or hiding places in this room for your cat with access to a litter tray, food and water.
6) We recommend using Feliway- a synthetic version of the pheromones cats release when they feel calm and happy, before and after the move to help with the stress.
7)Maintain your cats normal routine, keeping their feeding and play times consistent.

Address

Cambridge Cat Clinic, Cox's Drove, Fulbourn
Cambridge
CB215HE

Opening Hours

Monday	8:30am - 7pm
Tuesday	8:30am - 7pm
Wednesday	8:30am - 7pm
Thursday	8:30am - 7pm
Friday	8:30am - 7pm
Saturday	9:30am - 12pm

Website

http://www.cambridgecatclinic.co.uk/

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