The London Cat Clinic

The London Cat Clinic is a cat-only veterinary practice in Southwark, covering routine care as well as more complex support. Recent feedback continues to highlight calm handling, thoughtful end-of-life care, and strong support for urgent problems alongside everyday appointments. Most recent reviews are very positive, though a small number mention concerns about administration, communication, and cost.

Services

• •Cat-only general veterinary care: routine consultations and vaccinations are mentioned, with one owner describing prompt same-day follow-up after a cat stopped eating following a vaccination.
• •Urgent and medical care: reviews describe emergency appointments and management of ongoing medical problems, including one owner who credits the clinic with correctly diagnosing and managing hyperthyroidism after trying other practices.
• •Procedures and surgery: review examples include tumour removal surgery with follow-up stitch removal, alongside sedation-related assessment around a planned dental procedure in one complaint.
• •Support beyond routine appointments: acupuncture is mentioned as an in-clinic service, and access to specialist services such as ophthalmology is also noted.
• •End-of-life care: owners describe euthanasia being carried out in a private, prepared room with clear explanations beforehand, catheter placement before the procedure, gentle handling throughout, and keepsakes such as paw and nose prints when ashes were returned.

Pricing

A very limited amount of published pricing suggests the clinic may sit above average, but this is based on very few comparable services. Review comments on cost are mixed: some owners describe the clinic as pricey or expensive, while one longstanding client says fees were explained clearly in advance.

People

• •Dr Jeremy Campbell — founder, listed on the clinic website.
• •Dr Anna Di Toma — repeatedly praised for clear, gentle and compassionate end-of-life care.
• •Dr Anna Minoli — thanked for patient explanations and care that helped a foster cat improve and later be adopted.
• •Dr Lucy Knight — praised in a recent review for caring and compassionate treatment during an emergency appointment.
• •Nurse Chantal — named in a recent euthanasia review for supportive, unhurried care.
• •Rosie and Kelly — reception team members thanked for taking owners straight to a private room and helping create a calmer atmosphere during difficult visits.
• •Jessica — nurse mentioned for gentle handling during an end-of-life appointment.
• •Georgia — nurse credited with taking paw and nose prints as keepsakes.

Reviews

The clinic has a 4.6-star Google rating from 375 reviews. Recent written feedback is mostly very positive, with a few recurring concerns alongside the praise.

• •Many owners describe a calm, cat-focused environment, with private rooms, gentle handling and efforts to reduce stress for nervous or aggressive cats.
• •Clinical care is often praised across a range of situations, including emergency treatment, vaccination follow-up, tumour surgery, hyperthyroidism diagnosis, and end-of-life support.
• •Staff are frequently described as compassionate and attentive, with named praise for vets, nurses and reception staff, plus follow-up calls and emails after treatment.
• •A smaller number of reviews raise concerns about administration and communication, including delays around healthcare-plan flea treatment, problems obtaining records, and complaints about high costs or unclear explanations.