Vet services for cats
Cat Vet Care
At Warrandyte Vet Clinic, your cat’s comfort is our priority. Our friendly team provides expert care in a calm, cat-friendly environment to keep your feline happy and healthy.
15 years experience
Your cat is in safe hands with us.
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Expert and best practice pet care is assured.
Warrandyte Cat Services
We know how to care for cats.
Cat and Kitten Services
New Kitten
Give your energetic furball the best start to life with our expert care and advice.
Adult Cat
Even fully grown cats need ongoing quality care. We are here to help them continue to thrive.
Senior Cat
Senior cats need extra attention as they age. Our goal is to keep them healthy and young at heart!
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Preventative Care for Cats
General Health Checks
Keep on top of regular health checks to keep your cat healthy and prevent disease.
Vaccinations
Protect your cat from getting diseases with regular, timely vaccinations.
Dental Checks
Even cats need clean teeth and healthy gums! Discover expert dental care.
Parasites
Protect your cat from parasites with easy, preventative parasite care.
Blood Tests
Minimal stress blood tests for screening, monitoring and diagnosis.
Weight Management
Help maintain their feline figure, with weight management and personalised advice.
Kitten moments to senior reminders - we’re with you for life
Pet care for life — that’s what we’re all about. Ensuring your cat gets the quality vet care they need to live a happy, purr-filled life! No matter which life stage they’re at, we’ll create a care plan together. And be there each step of your cat’s journey.
Medical and Surgery Care
Surgery
Whether your cat needs a simple or complex surgery, they are in safe hands
Desexing
Prevent any surprise litters by desexing your kitten.
Digital X-ray
We offer X-rays right here at the clinic, keeping things simple for you!
Ultrasound
On-site ultrasounds give you a detailed look at your cat’s health from the inside.
Clinical Pathology
Expert in-clinic pathology services for easy diagnosis and monitoring.
Dental
Keeping your cat’s teeth purrfectly clean doesn’t have to be a chore!
Pre and Post Surgery Care
Whether it’s before, during or after, we’ll provide care to ensure a speedy recovery.
Free Kitten Health Check
Book a free health check for your kitten! Our Ringwood Vets will assess their overall wellbeing, provide expert advice, and ensure they’re happy and healthy. Schedule your kitten check-up today!
Parasite Prevention
Fleas
Stick to a regular flea protection program and keep your kitty itch and flea-free.
Ticks
Don’t underestimate the danger of ticks! Keep your cat safe and tick-free with our preventative care.
Intestinal Worms
Your cat’s gut health is important too! Discover our simple prevention methods to keep your cat worm-free.
Common Diseases
Arthritis
Avoid pain and discomfort with early arthritic identification and management.
Dental Disease
Bad breath, drooling or increased fussiness for food can all be signs of dental disease.
Diabetes Mellitus
Early detection and management of Diabetes can help your cat live their best life!
Kidney Disease
Impacting their ability to filter waste from the blood, kidney disease can impact their appetite, hydration and energy levels.
Hyperthyroidism
Behaviour changes, increased appetite and weight loss could all be signs of a thyroid issue.
Blood Pressure
Early diagnosis of high blood pressure can avoid or minimise damage to your cat’s heart, kidneys, and vision.
Atopy
Allergic skin conditions that can make your cat itchy, sore and prone to ear and skin infections.
Common Symptoms
Urinary Issues
If your cat is struggling to pee, making more trips to the litter box, or having accidents outside of the tray, call the clinic for an urgent appointment.
Diarrhoea
There are several causes for diarrhoea in cats, from something minor like a change in food, to more serious underlying conditions
Ear Infections
Excessive head shaking or ear grooming? Strange smells rising from the deep? Your cat might have an ear infection.
Limping
Limping is a sign of pain; that can be caused by injury or infection, arthritis or joint issues.
Itchy Skin
Don’t let your cat suffer from itchy skin. Allergies, parasites and infections can all lead to itchiness – our preventative care can help and stop any irritation and scratching.
Vomiting
Vomiting could be a food reaction or something more sinister. If your cat has been vomiting frequently, bring them in for a check-up and our friendly vets can help get to the bottom of it.
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About us
Vets that love you and your pet
With 30 years experience, our team has seen thousands of pets and met hundreds of pet parents and owners just like you! During this time, here’s what we’ve learnt:
- Every pet is unique
- Listening makes a difference
- Pets and their wellbeing always comes first
- By constantly improving our practices, we’re always enhancing your level of pet care
Behind all the hands-on experience and qualifications are also a super friendly team that wants to create awesome vet experiences.
FAQs
What age should I get my cat desexed?
Cats can get pregnant from as early as 16 weeks of age – that’s right kittens can have kittens! Talk to our friendly team during their kitten vaccinations about early desexing!
Is my cat allowed outdoors?
Under Manningham Council regulations, all cats must be confined within their owner’s property boundaries. This can be achieved by keeping your cat indoors at all times, or if your cat is accustomed to outdoor time, by installing a fully enclosed cat run or cat netting/ocelot fencing alongside your existing fencing. These options allow your cat to safely enjoy the outdoors while ensuring compliance with local regulations.
Why is my cat suddenly avoiding the litter box or straining to urinate?
There could be a number of reasons including stress, a dirty box, or something more serious like a UTI or blockage. Our Warrandyte vets can help you determine if it’s something serious. Chat to us to see if a visit is a must!
My cat vomits up hairballs - is this normal?
It’s completely normal for cats to ingest some hair during their daily grooming, which can sometimes lead to hairballs. These hairballs can get trapped in their system, and vomiting is their way of getting rid of them. To help reduce the frequency of hairball vomiting, we recommend brushing your cat at least three times a week and feeding them a high-fibre dry kibble as part of their diet. However, if your cat is vomiting more than once every few days, it’s a good idea to speak with one of our vets to rule out any underlying issues.
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