We have always tried to run Cambridge Cat Clinic with the least impact on our environment as possible, and are continuously on the lookout for ways to reduce our footprint (or paw print!). Here are just a few of both the old and new eco-friendly innovations that we incorporate into our much-loved clinic.   Reduce waste production and improve waste management Multiple waste stations allow us to separate all of the waste produced at the clinic, including non-recyclable, recyclable, offensive and clinical. Consumables are reused where possible and feasible in a clinical environment. For example ..read more

Meet Max, AKA Felix. This handsome cat went missing in December 2013 from his home in Sawston, Cambridgeshire. After months of searching, putting up posters and social media campaigning, his owner Lyn Whittock gave up hope of him returning, fearing the worst. Then one Thursday in March this year, over 5 years since his initial disappearance, clients of ours brought in a stray they’d been caring for. On scanning for a microchip, he turned out to be Max! Max relaxing at Lyn’s home Lyn & Max Our clients, Peter and Marion, had been caring for the cat they’d named Felix after he turned up near ..read more