Cats On Cranford

10/01/2025

Thank you so much for always choosing Cats on Cranford! We’re purr-fectly delighted to share that our cattery bookings for Christmas 2025 and New Year’s 2026 are now fully booked.
If you’d like to join our waitlist for any cancellations, please let us know. We’re always striving to provide the best care for your furry family members. Thank you for your continued support!

20/11/2024

This sweet young lady was a stray and has now been taken in by a good family home after receiving her vaccinations and health checks. We love a happy ending 🥳😍😍

16/10/2024

--UPDATE--
I'm happy to share that the lost cat that went missing, has been found and reunited with its family.
Thank you to everyone who helped in the search＼(^o^)／

13/10/2024

07/10/2024

30/09/2024

URGENT: Adele, a cat in need of medication, is missing. Please share this post and help us bring her home safely.

12/09/2024

--UPDATE--
We are delighted to inform you that the lost cat has been safely reunited with its owner. We would like to express our sincere gratitude to everyone who helped in the search!!

FOUND

Has been around in the richmond area for the last month. If you know her owners please reach out to us.

Young female. Very friendly and social. Unfortunately not microchipped and has a few matts in her fur so we are not sure if she's missing from home or stray.

Please contact us for more details on location or any other questions.

Please share to help find her owners 🙏

09/09/2024

FOUND

Has been around in the richmond area for the last month. If you know her owners please reach out to us.

Young female. Very friendly and social. Unfortunately not microchipped and has a few matts in her fur so we are not sure if she's missing from home or stray.

Please contact us for more details on location or any other questions.

Please share to help find her owners 🙏

30/08/2024

*Success Story*

Some of you may remember us posting a while ago about a black and white cat missing its owners. After a long search for the owners without success, this wonderful kitty has been de-sexed and vaccinated and has gone to her new home - with one of our nurses!

This is 'Irina' settling into her new home ❤💛

17/08/2024

----UPDATE----
I'm so happy to report that the lost kitten has been found and is now back home with its family!!

Today we had a cat escape from his carrier while leaving the clinic and is currently missing

Boots, Tabby and white, 6 month old with black collar with bell.

Neutered today, microchipped, escaped from carrier in vet clinic carpark Ourvets St Albans, 98 Cranford street

Friendly but will be scared and hungry. Please call the clinic on 3556747 or come in if you spot him or find him.

12/08/2024

FOUND

Has been hanging around Avonside Retreat Road. Friendly but a little shy. Unfortunately has no microchip. Young female.

Please contact the clinic if she is yours or you know who she belongs to.

31/07/2024

Please help spread the word! Share this post on your page.

Today we had a cat escape from his carrier while leaving the clinic and is currently missing

Boots, Tabby and white, 6 month old with black collar with bell.

Neutered today, microchipped, escaped from carrier in vet clinic carpark Ourvets St Albans, 98 Cranford street

Friendly but will be scared and hungry. Please call the clinic on 3556747 or come in if you spot him or find him.

05/07/2024

The start to the winter school holidays is set to go off with a bang this Saturday at New Brighton Pier🌠🎇🎆

The sound from this even can travel a long way, making some of our furry friends very nervous. Keep your pets inside if you are able, and allow them some extra special snuggle time.

For those of you who have particularly nervous pets, who do not deal well with loud noises, please feel free to contact us to discuss options to help them feel more at ease. 🐾🐾

20/05/2024

This is a very brave Ace, who was recovering from a case of toxicity caused from a common houseplant. Ace has made a full recovery and is home with his family ❤

The Monstera, or 'Swiss cheese plant' is one of many houseplants that are actually toxic to cats and dogs. The plant contains calcium oxalate crystals which when ingested cause intense feelings of burning, often resulting in vomiting and dehydration.

Be plant wise and check out the below link for more information!

https://www.southerncrosspet.co.nz/pet-hub/tips-and-tricks/toxic-houseplants/