Services at the Oxford Vet Clinic

We’re strong advocates of preventative health care, and we have designed a range of nurse-led clinics to support our patients – either because they’ve shown signs of illness, or they are at an age where they need close monitoring. The purpose of these is to help you and us spot problems early, which will improve the outcome for your pets and – usually – reduce vet bills as well.

Facilities

Digital Dental X-Ray for Cats. Oxford Cat Clinic. Cat-only Vets in Oxford - Botley & Marston Clinics

Digital Dental X-Ray

Dental radiographs are one of the most important diagnostic tools available to a veterinary dentist. They allow the internal anatomy of the teeth, the roots and the bone that surrounds the roots to be examined.

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Endoscopy. Oxford Cat Clinic. Cat-only Vets in Oxford - Botley & Marston Clinics

Endoscopy

An endoscope is a flexible tube with a viewing port and/or a video camera attachment that is inserted either into the stomach through the mouth or the colon via the rectum.

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Digital X-Ray. Oxford Cat Clinic. Cat-only Vets in Oxford - Botley & Marston Clinics

Digital X-Ray

Most x-rays are carried out under sedation or general anaesthesia and allow us to assess the skeletal system and internal organs of your cat.

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Ultrasound. Oxford Cat Clinic. Cat-only Vets in Oxford - Botley & Marston Clinics

Ultrasound

An ultrasound examination is especially helpful for diseases of the heart, and when used to examine the heart, the procedure is called echocardiography.

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In-House Lab

Our Marston clinic has invested in a suite of in-house lab machines. This means that should your pet need a blood test, samples can be processed same day, with results being reported to you normally within 24-72 hours.

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Pet Travel

Travel to The European Union (EU) or Northern Ireland (NI) What is required to travel to the EU and NI? An Animal Health Certificate (AHC) is required for all cats travelling to the EU and NI. A current EU pet passport issued in the UK is no longer valid for travel. Please keep your cat’s…

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Need to see a vet in Oxford?

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.

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Advice for looking after your pet

Dental Disease in Cats. Oxford Cat Clinic.

Dental Disease in Cats

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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Cats and Warm Weather - Advice from Oxford Cat Clinic

Cats and Warm Weather

Keeping your cat cool Keeping your cat cool inside your home is important too. Place fans around the house to keep the air circulating, remembering not to point the fan directly at your cat. Another handy tip is to freeze a bottle of water, wrap it in a towel or pillowcase and place it somewhere…

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Why we believe in early neutering - Oxford Cat Clinic

Early Neutering for Cats

Did you know that your kitten can become pregnant from 14-16 weeks onwards, when she herself is just a kitten? Cats can have 3 or 4 litters per year, which can be as many as 20 kittens for each unneutered female per year. This means that shelters and charities are inundated with unwanted kittens in…

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Pet Travel After Brexit - Oxford Cat Clinic

Pet Travel After Brexit

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…

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