Ragwort and friends pop in to Sutton Courtenay Cat Clinic for a check up

Ragwort and his friends came in to Larkmead's Cat Clinic at Sutton Courtenay  for a check up. 

Ragwort is doing well and taking his medication for his heart condition. 

Eddie visits the Sutton Courtenay cat clinic for his 1st vaccine

Karen's cat Eddie came in for his first vaccine at the Sutton Courtenay cat clinic today. He wouldn't sit still, he was too busy exploring and playing games!

Ragwort is now on medication for his heart murmer

This is ragwort waiting to have his heart scan. We found that he has a condition called hypertrophic cardiomyopathy. This is a condition where his heart walls become thickened.

We have started ragwort on some medications and hope he will do very well.

This is a picture of Ragwort's scan

Ragwort has a heart murmur

Here are Thistle (Paler Norwegian Forest ) Twiglet and  Ragwort (Darker Norwegian Forest).

They all came in to see Sarah at  Larkmead Sutton Courtenay 's cat clinic on Thursday. 


We found that Ragwort has a heart murmur so he is going to have a heart scan in 2 weeks to find out if there are any problems. 

We'll keep you posted.

K2 looking cosy in the Larkmead Benson cattery

This is K2 a very elderly Burmese cat who is a regular at the Benson cat clinic. 

A few weeks ago she was very poorly and came in to the hospital for some fluid therapy and TLC. 

Here she is looking very cosy in the cattery. 

Burmese kittens at Benson

These lovely Burmese kittens came into our Benson cat clinic. 

They had a check over and their second vaccine ready to go to their new homes next week.

Very sad news about Tess but a warm welcome to Jess

Unfortunately, Tess is no longer with us. 

She was doing really well and enjoying the return of her eyesight, but then developed a nasty infectious arthritis. She was put to sleep last Monday. W

We know her mum and dad will miss her loads. 

This is her 'sister' Jess. She was spayed on Monday and is recovering well.