The London Cat Clinic

Emergency Care

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What to Do in an Emergency

If your cat is experiencing any of the following, please seek veterinary help without delay:

  • Difficulty breathing
  • Collapse or unresponsiveness
  • Sudden severe pain (crying out, hiding, lameness)
  • Suspected poisoning (e.g. lilies, antifreeze, human medications)
  • Inability to urinate or straining in the litter tray
  • Seizures or fits
  • Major trauma (e.g. fall, car accident, bite wound)
  • Continuous vomiting or diarrhoea, especially in kittens or seniors


Even if you’re unsure, it’s better to call and discuss symptoms, our experienced team can advise you on how urgent your cat’s situation is.

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“The London Cat Clinic is simply fantastic – from the reception staff to every single vet, nurse and care assistant. The service they provide is unparalleled and they really care about our cats. I wouldn’t go anywhere else.”

Andrew E.

Out-of-Hours Emergency Care

Outside of our normal opening hours, emergency care is provided by:

Medivet Camberwell

7 Kenbury Street, London, SE5 9BS
For urgent veterinary assistance, please call 020 3816 1010.

Their team is available to provide emergency care when our practice is closed.

Veteris
If you would prefer your cat to be seen at home, Veteris can provide emergency home-visit appointments or see you at one of their practice locations.

To speak with their team and discuss the best option for your cat, please call 0330 808 906.

Clinic locations:
● 51 Hoxton Square, London, N1 6PB
● 2 Pensbury Street, Nine Elms, London, SW8 4TJ