Cats Protection

Lawrence Veterinary Centre works with Cats Protection to ensure all cats in need of their help receive veterinary care. 

The practice examines all cats rescued by the charity and in line with the charity’s policies, tests for FIV and FeLV so that they have the best chance of being rehomed happy and healthy. The ‘Cat Info’ tab can give you more information about these important diseases.

As well as preventing disease spread, neutering is a social responsibility to prevent the rapid growth in numbers of unwanted felines in the UK. All rescued cats are neutered at Lawrence Veterinary Centre, microchipped and vaccinated if necessary.

The charity works so hard there can be up to 20 cats every week requiring attention, it is often hard for the staff to see so many homeless cats in the hospital but with your help these cats can have a better chance in life. The practice ran a Christmas Raffle to raise funds for the charity, and recently held a jumble sale. Details of forthcoming events will be displayed in the waiting room.

See our Links page for the Cats Protection website.