Fast Results, Real Peace of Mind
At the Oxford Vet Clinic, we know that waiting for test results can be one of the most stressful parts of caring for a sick or injured pet. That’s why we’ve invested in a comprehensive in-house laboratory, equipped with modern diagnostic technology to deliver fast, reliable results.
Our in-house machines allow us to carry out the majority of routine blood tests on the same day, with results typically available within 48-72 hours. This rapid turnaround means our vets can diagnose conditions and begin treatment quickly, giving you clarity and peace of mind when it matters most.
When more specialised testing is required, samples are couriered the same day to our trusted external laboratory partners, ensuring minimal disruption and a seamless process from start to finish.
Our goal is simple: to combine speed, accuracy, and compassion so you and your pet receive answers – and care – as quickly as possible.
Need to see a vet in Oxford?
If your pet is ill, or you are concerned that they are just not quite right, then book to see one of our vets. If you’re not registered with us, then you can register here or give us a ring on 01865 950 700.
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What people say about Oxford Cat Clinic
“I recently adopted my first cat and called the Botley Cat Clinic to express my concerns. The staff are extremely friendly, polite, listened carefully to…
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“The Cat Clinic is simply perfect. We’ve been to both the Botley and Marston clinics, and the service was exceptional at both. There is a…
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A great cat clinic. For 3 years, we’ve been visiting Dr. Lauren Demos for annual check ups, including blood tests. We also went to the…
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“Their love for, and knowledge of, cats is quite extraordinary but so is their sensitivity towards the owners. Last week was a nightmare for me as…
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“My cat is so much happier here than at veterinary practices that have dogs in the waiting room! And at other places I’ve been in…
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“These are the most incredible vets! We joined them a couple of years ago after a recommendation from a friend, and I am so glad…
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Thank you to the Oxford Cat Clinic vets!!!! Thanks to the vets and nurses, our little Lipa is alive today. I am so glad we…
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