Oxford Cat Clinic Botley

Oxford Cat Clinic Botley is a cat-only veterinary practice. Based on its website and recent reviews, it’s set up for routine feline care (kittens through adults) and for handling medical issues that can be stressful for cats and owners. Owners describe a very clean clinic environment, clear explanations of next steps, and supportive care in difficult moments (including euthanasia). Specific situations mentioned in reviews include treating an eye infection, providing flea treatment during a check-up, and helping manage ongoing allergy-related problems in a “nightmare cat”.

Services

• •Cat-only veterinary care (species handled: cats).
• •Kitten care (0–6 months) mentioned on the website, including
• •Diet advice
• •Microchipping
• •Vaccinations
• •Neutering
• •Treatments specifically referenced by reviewers
• •Eye infection treatment
• •Flea treatment at a check-up
• •Longer-term support for allergies and other ongoing issues
• •Prescriptions are described as being “readily and swiftly available” (from a reviewer).

People

• •Reviews frequently mention the whole team (vets, reception) rather than naming individuals.
• •Reception and vets are described as particularly supportive during euthanasia, with one owner highlighting being treated “with respect & kindness.”
• •Communication is a repeated theme: owners mention clear explanations of what was happening and what the next steps would be, and vets “communicate very well with cats and their carers.”
• •Handling stressed cats is mentioned indirectly: one owner noted their cat relaxed and explored the room after being taken out of the carrier.

Reviews

4.9 stars from 271 reviews. - Cleanliness: one reviewer explicitly described the practice as “incredibly clean.”

• •Clear communication and planning: owners mention things being explained clearly, including “what the next steps would be.”
• •Support in emotionally difficult care: euthanasia experiences are described as respectful and kind.
• •Cat-focused handling: owners report cats settling in the consult room and staff communicating well with cats.
• •Range of care described spans routine visits (vaccinations, check-ups) and medical problems (eye infection, allergies, flea treatment).