Vet case studies

Mocky’s miaow makes a return

When Mocky the cat’s miaow went awry and her purring became distorted, her concerned owners knew something was wrong. Further investigations revealed the cause was a large mass which had grown under her neck and was pressing against some delicate structures. Local...

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Top cat receives top-class care

Gary, a one-year-old Abyssinian cat, is a much-loved character in the area and the undisputed leader of the felines around the neighbourhood in Hampstead. So, when he was found suffering from severe bruising along his stomach, he was quickly referred to the experts at...

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A gall-ing pain

It was a quiet Saturday morning when the owners of Little Jack, a 9-year-old Maltese, knew something was wrong. When he woke up, Little Jack let out a yelp, and seemed to be in distress. His owners rushed him to their local veterinarian who discovered that Little Jack...

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Lockdown boredom causes a “cat”astrophe

Even pets are getting bored and into trouble when stuck at home! We would like to introduce you to little Nepal, a 3-year-old troublemaker Burmilla cat. He presented to his veterinarian on a quiet Sunday night in London during the Covid -19 lockdown. He had been...

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A pesky pebble

Jessica, a beautiful Egyptian Mau kitty cat, presented to the emergency vets on a Monday night. Her owner was worried as Jessica was sitting in her litter tray meowing quite loudly and unable to urinate. While male cats often develop urinary obstruction or “blocked...

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