Vet recommendation for cats in the area?

Hi everyone,

I'm wondering if any cat owners can recommend a really good vet for cats in the area? My cat has been diagnosed with a kidney condition, and I am currently registered at Village Vet's in Southgate (who are fine but expensive), but I really am looking for a vet with cat expertise (the vets I have found tend to be dog experts, and nothing against dogs, but cat's are different) who will also take that little bit of time to help explain things? I don't want to say anything against Village Vet at all, but I wondered if there was a non-chain vet that will go that extra mile for your cat? I was googling and wondered about Hill's Vet in Crouch End that has people raving about it - have any cat owners been there? Are there any others that people would recommend?

Many thanks - Anna (and Parsley the cat!).

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Permalink Reply by linda scipioni on September 28, 2012 at 17:56

we too have used Vet, Mr Staton. I think he's honest and does over treat and cares very much for the animal. I think he prefer the animal to the owner....

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Permalink Reply by Paul o'callaghan on October 12, 2012 at 18:32

Does anyone know if James Staton is open on Saturdays.Just realized my cat is unwell (on a Friday evening-typical).Phoned up and got the answer phone.Seemed a bit vague as to whether it is open tomorrow.

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Permalink Reply by Irena Rybinska on October 12, 2012 at 18:59

Up until 12 noon i believe.

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Permalink Reply by Geoff Walsh on October 12, 2012 at 19:01

yes , he is open on Saturday

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Permalink Reply by Paul o'callaghan on October 13, 2012 at 11:59

Thanks Geoff,thanks Irena. I saw Mr Staton this morning and i would highly recommend him.Very professional.

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