The London Cat Clinic

The London Cat Clinic For Nine Lives and Counting 'We do what we do because cats are unique and they deserve a special place.

We believe this place is the London Cat Clinic - and we hope you’ll feel the same way too' - Dr Jeremy Campbell

Congratulations, Rosie!We’re delighted to celebrate Rosie, who has completed her Silver Accredited Veterinary Receptioni...
26/08/2026

Congratulations, Rosie!

We’re delighted to celebrate Rosie, who has completed her Silver Accredited Veterinary Receptionist Award! 🥈

Rosie joined The London Cat Clinic in August 2022 with no previous experience in the veterinary industry and has since become an important part of our reception team.

She is incredibly kind and thoughtful, stays calm under pressure and is always a friendly, smiling face to welcome our clients and their cats to the practice.

We’re so pleased to see Rosie continuing to develop in her reception role and investing in her learning. And she’s not stopping at Silver — she’s already keen to go for Gold! 🥇

Well done, Rosie, and thank you for everything you do for our clients, patients and the whole team. You help keep the practice running so smoothly, and we’re very lucky to have you!

24/08/2026

We are looking for FMT donors, and your cat might be perfect for the job.

Faecal microbiota transplantation involves transferring gut microflora from a healthy cat to one who is struggling with ongoing diarrhoea, vomiting or poor appetite.

It is something we turn to for some of our most difficult patients, and right now we are low on donors.

We are looking for healthy indoor cats, ideally from single-cat households, who are not raw fed and are up to date with vaccines and parasite control.

Donors come in once a year for blood tests and poo analysis, and their owners bring in a fresh sample occasionally.

Not too onerous, and a real help to some very poorly cats.

📞 020 3740 1112 | [email protected]

It's Feline Friday, and this week we are introducing Cashew.A great name for a gorgeous cat, and one who clearly knows t...
21/08/2026

It's Feline Friday, and this week we are introducing Cashew.

A great name for a gorgeous cat, and one who clearly knows their way around a comfortable spot. We hope the weekend treats them well.

Got a cat you would like to see here? Send us a photo in the DMs and yours could be featured on a future Feline Friday. 🐾

19/08/2026

A few things that just make sense when the whole clinic is built for cats. 🐾

Tea and coffee on us for the humans. Towels sprayed with Feliway. Heated kennels with the best hiding spots.

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Black cats are, in our opinion, are extremely photogenic but they are also the ones who tend to wait longest for a home....
17/08/2026

Black cats are, in our opinion, are extremely photogenic but they are also the ones who tend to wait longest for a home.

Today is Black Cat Appreciation Day, so we would like to see your fur babies. Send us a photo of your black cat and we may feature them on our page.

Glossy, sleek, occasionally invisible against the sofa.

We are here for all of it. 🐾

A microchip only works if the details behind it are up to date.Most cats in London are chipped. Far fewer have contact d...
15/08/2026

A microchip only works if the details behind it are up to date.

Most cats in London are chipped. Far fewer have contact details that still match where their owner actually lives.

A change of address, a new phone number, a cat rehomed between family members: any of these can break the link between a found cat and the people looking for them.

Check the Chip Day today is a good prompt to spend five minutes on it. Contact the database your cat is registered with, confirm your name, address, phone number and email are current, and update anything that has changed.

If you are not sure whether your cat is chipped, or which database holds their details, we can scan and check for you.

Hypertrophic cardiomyopathy is the most common heart disease we see in cats. The heart's muscular wall thickens, the spa...
13/08/2026

Hypertrophic cardiomyopathy is the most common heart disease we see in cats.

The heart's muscular wall thickens, the space inside shrinks, and the muscle can no longer relax properly between beats.

What is less widely understood is that a thickened heart on a scan does not automatically mean HCM. Some causes are treatable in their own right, and a few are even reversible.

An echocardiogram is the only test that can tell the different forms of feline heart disease apart.

Swipe through for what a scan can and cannot tell you.

☀️ Keeping cats cool: where the water goes.Cats drink more readily when water is easy to find and pleasant to use.Spread...
12/08/2026

☀️ Keeping cats cool: where the water goes.

Cats drink more readily when water is easy to find and pleasant to use.

Spread several bowls around the home, ideally at least one on each floor, and in multicat households offer one per cat plus a spare.

Wide, shallow glass or ceramic bowls filled close to the brim tend to go down best, as they stop whiskers brushing the sides.

Small changes, steadier hydration.

Every breed brings its own charm, and its own health issues to watch out for We've pulled together seven of Britain's mo...
10/08/2026

Every breed brings its own charm, and its own health issues to watch out for

We've pulled together seven of Britain's most-loved cats and the main health issue our team watches for in each. Some will surprise you, and one of them applies to more breeds than most owners realise.

Swipe through, then tell us which one you've got at home. 🐾

Happy Feline Friday and Happy International Cat Day, and what better way to mark both than with Camille, August's Finest...
07/08/2026

Happy Feline Friday and Happy International Cat Day, and what better way to mark both than with Camille, August's Finest Feline Face in our 2026 calendar. 🐾

She makes a wonderful start to the month, and there's room for plenty more faces like hers.

If you'd love to see your cat featured on our page, send us a photo by DM. We're always delighted to meet them.

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82-86 Spa Road
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SE163QT

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Monday 8am - 8pm
Tuesday 8am - 8pm
Wednesday 8am - 8pm
Thursday 8am - 8pm
Friday 8am - 8pm
Saturday 9am - 6pm
Sunday 9am - 4pm

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