Catcuddles Cat Clinic – Vets in Palmers Green
Clinic Overview
Catcuddles Cat Clinic is a charity-run, cat-only veterinary practice in Palmers Green. It says it operates on fees rather than donations, with the aim of keeping care affordable, and lists in-house ultrasound and digital X-ray alongside routine preventative treatment and surgery. The clinic also says out-of-hours emergencies are handled through Veteris, which provides phone advice and emergency home visits.
Catcuddles Cat Clinic is a charity-run, cat-only veterinary practice in Palmers Green. It says it operates on fees rather than donations, with the aim of keeping care affordable, and lists in-house ultrasound and digital X-ray alongside routine preventative treatment and surgery. The clinic also says out-of-hours emergencies are handled through Veteris, which provides phone advice and emergency home visits.
Services
- •Cat-only routine and preventative care, including annual health checks, vaccinations, parasite treatment, neutering, microchipping, dental work, blood tests and urinalysis.
- •Diagnostics listed include in-house ultrasound and digital X-ray.
- •Surgical work includes lump removals and other operations, although the clinic gives limited detail on the wider surgical range.
- •Written reviews mention check-ups, neutering and microchipping, and one owner says their limping cat was seen quickly.
- •For out-of-hours emergencies, the clinic says it works with Veteris for phone advice and emergency home visits.
Pricing
No published pricing information is currently available for this clinic.
People
- •Reviews mention a kind and knowledgeable South African vet seen for check-ups, although the reviewer does not name them.
- •Owners also refer to patient clinicians who answer questions clearly, and to volunteers who helped take in a stray cat to support fostering and rehoming.
Reviews
Google rating: 4.2/5 from 5 reviews.
- •Several reviewers describe friendly, patient care, with clinicians taking time to answer questions and help owners feel informed.
- •Specific examples include routine check-ups, neutering and microchipping, and one owner says their limping cat was seen quickly.
- •One review speaks warmly about the clinic's community role, including volunteers helping with a stray cat and supporting fostering or rehoming.
- •A separate 1-star reviewer makes serious allegations about welfare, licensing, charging and unnecessary treatment; these are that reviewer's claims and sit in contrast to the otherwise positive written feedback.
