Cat Vets Templestowe
Caring Cat Vets in Templestowe
At Vets on Parker, we’re proud to provide exceptional veterinary care for cats in Templestowe, keeping them healthy, happy, and well looked after at every life stage.
40+ years experience
Your cat is in safe hands with us.
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Expert and best practice pet care is assured.
Templestowe Cat Services
We know how to care for cats.
Cat and Kitten Services
Give your kitten the healthiest start with vaccinations, desexing, and advice tailored to your household.
Ongoing wellness care for adult cats in Templestowe, including dental health, check-ups, and preventative treatments.
Compassionate support for senior cats, focusing on comfort, mobility, and long-term health management.
Preventative Care for Cats
Protect your cat from preventable illness with timely vaccinations.
Year-round prevention against fleas, ticks, and worms to keep your cat healthy.
Advice and tailored plans to maintain your cat’s ideal weight.
Care that supports older cats in staying comfortable and active.
Routine checks and cleaning to prevent dental disease.
Accessible guidance from our friendly nursing team.
Surgery
Safe and effective cat desexing for long-term health benefits.
Professional care for soft tissue procedures performed on-site.
Specialised surgery to restore comfort and mobility.
Step-by-step support for stress-free preparation and recovery.
Modern monitoring to ensure safety and comfort during procedures.
Laser therapy is a non-invasive procedure in which light technology is used to stimulate cell function in cats, dogs and other pets.
Diagnostics
Quick on-site X-rays to identify injuries or illness.
Detailed scans for a clear view of your cat’s internal health.
Accurate in-house blood tests for fast diagnosis and monitoring.
Behaviour
Tailored advice for behavioural issues such as scratching, spraying, or anxiety, helping cats feel more at ease at home.
Other Services
Helpful tools and local resources to support pet care.
We can process claims in-clinic for convenience.
Our Templestowe cattery is a calm, safe space where your cat is cared for by the same trusted team who know them best.
Emergency Care
Responsive and compassionate support during emergencies.
Book An Appointment Online
Our Vets on Parker team are ready and waiting to meet you and your cat. Book your appointment online right now.
FAQs
What age should I get my cat desexed?
Cats can get pregnant from as early as 16 weeks of age – that’s right kittens can have kittens! Talk to our friendly team during their kitten vaccinations about early desexing!
Is my cat allowed outdoors?
Under Manningham Council regulations, all cats must be confined within their owner’s property boundaries. This can be achieved by keeping your cat indoors at all times, or if your cat is accustomed to outdoor time, by installing a fully enclosed cat run or cat netting/ocelot fencing alongside your existing fencing. These options allow your cat to safely enjoy the outdoors while ensuring compliance with local regulations.
Why is my cat suddenly avoiding the litter box or straining to urinate?
There could be a number of reasons including stress, a dirty box, or something more serious like a UTI or blockage. Our Vets on Parker vets can help you determine if it’s something serious. Chat to us to see if a visit is a must!
My cat vomits up hairballs - is this normal?
It’s completely normal for cats to ingest some hair during their daily grooming, which can sometimes lead to hairballs. These hairballs can get trapped in their system, and vomiting is their way of getting rid of them. To help reduce the frequency of hairball vomiting, we recommend brushing your cat at least three times a week and feeding them a high-fibre dry kibble as part of their diet. However, if your cat is vomiting more than once every few days, it’s a good idea to speak with one of our vets to rule out any underlying issues.
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