Oxford Cat Clinic Marston

02/01/2024

January is hyperthyroidism awareness month, a condition seen in 1 in 10 cats over the age of 9 years. We thought we would share a short video to help you recognise the symptoms of the condition. Remember, if you have any concerns about your cat’s health, please don’t hesitate to contact the clinic.

08/08/2023

02/08/2023

Please share far and wide to help find a new forever home for this amazing trio. 🐈‍⬛🐈🐈‍⬛❤️❤️❤️ Kindness only in response to this post. 🙏

Please contact Jennifer DIRECTLY on [email protected]. The Oxford Cat Clinic will be unable to respond to enquiries. 🙏

From their owner:
"Long shot and heartbreaking for all of us, but is there anyone living near Birmingham that is able to rehome our 3 Canadian cats as soon as possible? My daughter is now nearly 4 and her allergy to them has continued to get worse and worse since birth. We've exhausted all options/medications at this point and I have to choose her ability to breathe without tons of medication over the first (fur) babies I ever had. I am genuinely broken at the idea of having to give them up, I adopted them in 2015 right after losing my Dad and they brought so much love and healing into my life. I have had them ever since this devastating time and love them with my whole heart.

All are rescue cats from a shelter and have bonded in a beautiful way. The grey female tabby (Arta) is approx 9, the big all grey boy (Grayson) is approx 10 and the white cat (Louis) is approx 8. Their birthdays are all approximate at they were all found on the streets with little to no background info. All of them come from Ontario, 2 were adopted from Kingston and the other from Oshawa. I paid crazy amounts to fly all 3 over with me in 2016 when we made the permanent move. They are all vaccinated, fixed and microchipped with lovely, sweet personalities. They do have access to going outdoors at our house, so I feel they would prefer a home with outdoor access. They've never gone far or gone missing, they tend to just lay in yhe sun in the backyard.

They are all very healthy with no issues. The only issue we had was a freak accident with the white cat's tail and the electric recliner a year ago😭 This resulted in a verrrry expensive partial tail amputation. He still had 2/3 of his tail and is absolutely fine. None of the cats are on medication or have had medical issues.

They have lived happily with babies to toddler age, but have always been so friendly with every age they've met. We lived with my Mom temporarily for a few weeks before moving to England where they lived with 3 massive Mastiffs. They were shy at first but quickly warmed up to the dogs and there were no problems.

I want them to go to the most loving home. I worry about bringing them to a shelter as they will definitely be split up and also I won't know where they end up. I would love them to go to a great home where I could keep in contact with that person over their years left on this earth and stay updated. Wouldn't be expecting monthly updates, but just bigger milestones and how they're doing as time goes on.

If you or a family member feel these beautiful babies would be a good fit for your family, please message Jennifer at the email below. I will give you absolutely everything I have for them: litter boxes, food bowls, food, toys, 3 large crates/carriers they fly over to England in, brushes, combs etc. I just want them to be loved and treated with all the kindness they deserve. "

Please contact Jennifer DIRECTLY on [email protected]. The Oxford Cat Clinic will be unable to respond to enquiries. 🙏

22/12/2022

🎄 Christmas Opening Hours 2022 🎄

08/06/2022

28/02/2022

Arthur is looking for his forever home.

17/12/2020

🎄Our Opening Hours this holiday.

26/10/2020

**UPDATE** We are having technical issues with our phone lines. Bare with us. OCC

08/10/2020

We have a very special prize draw to offer you. Offered by local artist, Lorna Syson, we have 3 amazing prizes to give away. 1st prize is a personalised, framed pet portrait, this can be any pet, not just a cat! (RRP £100) 2nd prize is a set of 12…

03/04/2020

27/03/2020

Covid 19 Service Update

PLEASE DON’T ARRIVE AT THE CLINIC WITHOUT AN APPOINTMENT – PHONE FIRST.
Lines may be busy, please be patient if you are hearing a ringing tone or are put on hold.

In line with the national focus on self-isolation and social distancing and in accordance with British Veterinary Association guideline, from 23rd March The Oxford Cat Clinic whilst absolutely still here to help, there are some changes to our normal consulting processes. We are PHYSICALLY open only for urgent and emergency cases but we are still operating our usual veterinary service behind closed doors, offering telephone or video consultations in the first instance.

To access this service please book on line here or call us on 01865 243000

Please see website for more details.

We are running a collection or delivery service for prescription drugs and food. Again see website for details.

10/12/2019

Our Christmas Opening Hours.🎄😻

Our Christmas Opening Hours. 🎄😻

10/12/2019

Have a happy holiday! Christmas can be an exciting time for your feline friend, but all the bright lights, presents and enticing new foods can be a danger to yo

10/12/2019

05/11/2019

…. The firework season is upon us, with peak activity now (Bonfire night) and another burst on New Year’s Eve. For most of us a joyous time, for others a more

04/10/2019

It's competition time again. We'd like to hear your ideas for the purrfect topic of our 2020 Oxford Cat Clinic Calendar. Every year you send us your cat photos and we make a calendar to sell at Christmas time. This year we thought we'd put it to a vote. Please comment with your topic/title ideas and next week we will start a poll with the top two. Please like and share with all your feline fans.

22/08/2019

RCVA "Approach to Heart Failure in Cat's in General Practice" Feline CPD Autumn Series https://mailchi.mp/dbee648b1cb4/rcva-approach-to-heart-failure-in-catsin-general-practice-feline-cpd-autumn-series-amended

06/08/2019

**Missing** Bell is a neutered male cat who is 5 years old. Domestic short hair, ginger and white. Went missing from Bath Street in Abingdon. Has not been seen since 23rd July. Not chipped. Dark black spots on rim of eyes, white paws, neck and end of tail. Please like and share and let's help Bell get home.

01/06/2019

Several vets, nurses and receptionists from the Oxford Cat Clinic are running the Bubble Rush 5km on June 2nd for Helen & Douglas House. Please sponsor us and help raise awareness for this fantastic charity.

25/04/2019

Life can be busy sometimes, so to try and help you look after your cat no matter where you are, we now offer an online booking service! Follow this link http://vet.lc/9as4kk or click book now at the top of the page ☝️ to book online, anywhere, anytime.

18/04/2019

Have a very Happy Easter everyone. In the event of an emergency please call Medivet Woodstock on 01993 811 355.

09/04/2019

We are dedicated to gentle, compassionate care for our feline patients.

08/04/2019

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On Friday we said goodbye to our lovely nurse Laura as she leaves us to go on maternity leave and a wonderful new adventure - we'll miss you Laura!

We had a lovely lunch, beautiful cake made by Cakes with Grace, Oxford and gifts by Readyteddygo.co.uk .

The star of the show was definitely Simba who joined us with his own lunch whilst recovering from his spinal surgery he had earlier that morning. Simba doesn't enjoy being confined to kennels, so Nurse Kim was more than happy to oblige with cuddles!

02/04/2019

Rescue Cat of the Month: Meet Xena! Please like and share. Let's find this warrior princess a forever home.

26/03/2019

Hypertension is the clinical term for high blood pressure. It is recognised as a relatively common problem in older cats, and is often found in conjunction wit