Village Cat Clinic

Village Cat Clinic Village Cat Clinic is a full service veterinary facility exclusive to the care of cats.

01/10/2025

Cats' hearing is approximately four times more sensitive than humans' and they can detect higher frequencies, including ultrasound. However, they struggle with localizing sounds and can be startled by loud noises. To help keep your cat calm, maintain low noise levels, especially in new environments. You can also play soothing music if your cat seems agitated AND speak in a soft, calming voice. For more calming tips, visit https://bit.ly/3dPXKYx.

01/10/2025
01/09/2025

Let no feeling of discouragement prey upon you, and in the end, you are sure to succeed.

01/09/2025
Did you know that common health issues in pets like allergies, digestive troubles, joint pain, and even obesity can ofte...
01/09/2025

Did you know that common health issues in pets like allergies, digestive troubles, joint pain, and even obesity can often be managed—or even prevented—with the right diet? ​

Proper nutrition is a cornerstone of your pet’s well-being. If you gained a new fur family member over the holidays, or are looking to evaluate your pet’s diet, contact us today to discuss your pet’s nutrition needs!​

01/06/2025

There’s a cold snap hitting us here in the UK 🥶 You may need to take some extra steps to help look after your cat during the chilly weather. Check our website for some more tips 👉 https://icatcare.org/advice/hazardous-weather/

🐈 If your cat usually has outdoor access, consider having a litter tray indoors because they may avoid venturing out into the cold.

💧If you usually keep a water bowl outside, check that it hasn’t frozen over. Avoid putting chemicals that are poisonous to cats, like Antifreeze, in ponds and water features as cats will often drink from these too.

🐾 Provide indoor enrichment, like puzzle feeders, and play with your cat for a few minutes each day.

🚗 Before starting your car, tap on the hood and check between the tyres to check that a cat isn’t hiding there for some warmth.

01/06/2025

How often should you feed your cat?

The amount and frequency of meals depends on your cat's age, health and preference.

If you feed your cat too little or the wrong kind of food, he will lose weight and runs the risk of developing serious health issues (i.e. hepatic lipidosis, a potentially life-threatening condition characterized by excessive fat accumulation the liver).

Feed him too much, and he will likely become overweight.

You can help get your cat off on the right paw by establishing regular feeding routines.

Although the food you feed your cat should be complete and balanced, the simple answer to how often you should feed him is that there isn't a simple answer.

Click the link below to learn what to consider, to help you determine how often you should feed your cat.
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01/06/2025

Keeping your cat active during the colder months can be tricky, but maintaining a healthy weight is crucial for their overall wellness. ​

For our cat patients, additional cardboard boxes never hurt – along with laser pointers, bird watch stations, and interactive toys. ​

What are some indoor activities your pet loves to engage with? Share with us in the comments!​

🎉 New Year, New Pawsibilities! 🎉Part of our 2025 resolutions is to keep those tails wagging and whiskers twitching all y...
12/31/2024

🎉 New Year, New Pawsibilities! 🎉

Part of our 2025 resolutions is to keep those tails wagging and whiskers twitching all year long.

What's your pet's New Year's resolution? Share in the
comments below!

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12/29/2024

The New Year is just a few days away! Are you and your pet hosting a party? 🎉

Enjoy the fun with these pet safety measures in place.

It may not have been a feline billiards set, but we'd love to know - what did your pet get for the holidays?Share it wit...
12/28/2024

It may not have been a feline billiards set, but we'd love to know - what did your pet get for the holidays?

Share it with us in the comments!

Happy Hanukkah!Wishing you and your furry friends eight nights filled with love, light, and joy. May your home be warm, ...
12/26/2024

Happy Hanukkah!

Wishing you and your furry friends eight nights filled with love, light, and joy. May your home be warm, your hearts full, and your pets spoiled with extra snuggles and treats.

Did you know? Chocolate contains theobromine which is toxic to dogs. This holiday season, keep sweet treats (especially ...
12/23/2024

Did you know? Chocolate contains theobromine which is toxic to dogs. This holiday season, keep sweet treats (especially dark chocolate) out of your curious pet's reach. This goes for our kitties as well.

Routine physical exams are great for checking your pet's heart, lungs, eyes, and ears, but what about their internal hea...
12/21/2024

Routine physical exams are great for checking your pet's heart, lungs, eyes, and ears, but what about their internal health?

Annual blood panels help us assess internal health including liver and kidney function, metabolic disease, and blood counts. Diagnostic tests provide valuable insight into changes in their health over time and allow us to identify illnesses early which can lead to faster treatment and often a better prognosis.

💉Schedule your pet's wellness exam with us so we can run blood panels and help keep your pet healthy as can be!


12/20/2024

The water that keeps your tree fresh during the holidays is not safe for your cat to drink. Often trees have chemicals on them, which can make your cat sick. Make sure you restrict your cat’s access to the Christmas tree water at all times. For more holiday safety tips, visit https://bit.ly/2A8kwHA.

Address

356 Wilson Street E
Ancaster, ON
L9G2C2

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 6pm
Tuesday 8am - 6pm
Wednesday 8am - 6pm
Thursday 8am - 6pm
Friday 8am - 6pm

Telephone

+19053047877

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Owned by one of the few board certified feline veterinary specialists in Ontario, Village Cat Clinic is a fully functioning veterinary hospital in Hamilton, exclusively for feline patients.

Established in 1995, the veterinarians and staff at Village Cat Clinic understand the special bond you share with your cat. We are 100% committed to the most compassionate, high quality feline care. With an extensive experience in veterinary medicine, our dedicated team members keep pace with the latest in feline medicine and surgery. We encourage our clients to be a part of decision making and respect that every cat is an individual. Each cat is treated with the upmost dignity and compassion, as if they were truly our own.

Our hospital is equipped to provide your pet with routine medical care which includes Physical examination, laser therapy, digital radiography, ultrasound, dentistry and surgery as well as many other important services and emergency care should the need arise. Please feel free to visit the services section of our website for a more detailed listing.