If you’ve ever struggled with getting your cat into a carrier, you’re not alone. This video tutorial produced by iCatCare is designed to make this process smoother and safer for both you and your cat. Whether it’s a trip to the vet or a move to a new home, we’ll show you the best techniques to keep your cat calm and comfortable. Say goodbye to the anxiety and scratches—learn how to make every travel experience a breeze for your beloved pet.

As a cat exclusive Veterinary Clinic, we have always consider ourselves to be for cats, but thanks to the official stamp of approval by the International Society of Feline Medicine (ISFM), we are now globally recognised as a Cat Friendly Clinic.  To learn more about the standards to expect when visiting our Veterinary Clinic (along with any other ISFM recognised Cat Friendly Clinic), visit the ISFM website below. 

Visits to the Veterinary Clinic are an important part of caring for your cat. However, putting your cat in a carrier and transporting them to and from the clinic can be stressful for you and your cat. Fortunately, there are many ways you can make the experience more pleasant for you both. Check out the attached Visiting Your Vet Guide as produced and shared by the International Society for Feline Medicine. 

As your Cat ages, it can start to slow down and while ageing is normal, sickness and pain are not. Sometimes, it can be easy to think that changes in your older Cat’s behaviour are just a sign of old age. Whilst many older cats do suffer from a range of health issues, many conditions are treatable- and getting a check-up from your Vet could help improve the quality of your Cat’s life, and in fact, extend its life.

Whilst the lily is a common gift choice when it comes to flowers, but what many don’t know it is particularly toxic to pets, especially Cats.