The Cat Clinic- Animal Doctors Veterinary Group

15/12/2024

Dear Valued Clients,

Please be advised that the hospital will be closed on December 22,2024, starting at 12 noon for our Annual Employee Christmas Party. Regular operations will resume on December 23, 2024 at 8:00 AM.

All medical services including emergencies and procedures will be suspended during this time, and we kindly ask that you plan accordingly.

Thank you for your understanding and cooperation.We look forward to celebrating and kicking off the holiday season with joy!

29/08/2024

04/08/2024

Lateral collateral ligament replacement with bone anchors in a dislocated elbow.

09/04/2024

Dental prophylaxis in cats is as important as dental health in humans.

14/03/2024

Mia, a 3 year old female Persian cat was rushed in the hospital due to weakness. She is in urgent need of a blood donor due to severe anemia .

Donor requirements:
1. At least 1 year old and above
2. At least 5kg
3. In good health condition
4. Updated vaccination
5. No history of blood parasitism

We are knocking at your kind hearts to give this furbaby a fighting chance. If you are willing to donate, you can message us at this page or message us at 09235705164 so we can conduct screening if your pet's blood is compatible with the recipient.

13/03/2024

Haw-haw is a male puspin intact cat and was presented limping on the same left hind-leg for second time.

His previous procedure on the same leg showing the implants were intact when he was younger and had his fracture repaired but this time the broken part was just right below it.

He had ran away from home for 3 days and came back limping.

On Xrays shown of the fractured leg before and after the surgery. Implants were replaced with a 2.4mm plates and screws. Good alignment and reduction of the bone was appreciated.

His case is considered complex and needs advanced expertise for fracture repair.

He was castrated the same time so he will not go out and find mates.

13/03/2024

Perineal urethrostomy or PU is a surgery performed in male cats suffering from recurrent urethral obstructions, which are common due to the small diameter of their distal urethra. The goal of surgery is to create a wider urethral opening by anastomosing the pelvic urethra to the skin