SimplyCats Vet Clinic

SimplyCats Vet Clinic is an independent, feline-only veterinary practice founded in 2009, and it states it holds the International Society of Feline Medicine (ISFM) “gold standard” accreditation. The clinic appears set up specifically to reduce stress for cats, with a cat-only environment and longer consultations, and it says it provides “all services under one roof.” Reviews strongly reflect the cat-only setup (owners explicitly mention the absence of dogs reducing stress), and include examples of follow-up communication (a vet phoning and talking through kittens’ health for around 20 minutes). There’s also at least one recent negative review saying care feels worse since a named vet (Michelle) left, which conflicts with other reviews describing reassuring, kind support from another named vet (Sarah).

Services

• •Cat-only veterinary care (the clinic presents itself as feline-exclusive, focused on feline medicine).
• •Longer consultations (stated on the clinic website).
• •“All services under one roof” (stated on the clinic website, without specific procedures listed).
• •End-of-life support is described in a review, including making a cat comfortable “in the last few months of her life” and during a final visit.
• •Follow-up/telephone advice is referenced in a review (a vet called and discussed two kittens’ health and questions for ~20 minutes).
• •Emergency veterinary services are listed in the structured clinic data (no further detail provided on how this is delivered).

People

• •Sarah (vet): mentioned by name as “always reassuring and kind” (review describes her manner rather than specific treatments).
• •Michelle (vet): described in one review as “the nicest and most dedicated vet” who helped save a cat’s life when “another vet tried to push us to euthanise him”; the same reviewer says they stopped returning after she left and feels the remaining team doesn’t provide the same level of care.
• •Lucie/Lucy (vet): one review thanks Lucie for taking great care of a cat (Izzy) during end-of-life care; another review describes “Lucy” calling and chatting for ~20 minutes after a 6‑month review, answering questions and discussing the kittens’ wellbeing.
• •Caroline and Deb: thanked in a review for helping “sort everything else out” and making things easier when the owner was upset (administrative/support role implied but not explicitly stated).

Reviews

Google rating: 4.8 stars from 98 reviews. “”

• •Owners repeatedly mention the cats-only environment as a practical benefit (no dogs “woofing” to stress cats).
• •Communication and reassurance: examples include a vet phoning an owner after a review and talking for around 20 minutes, and another review describing the team making end-of-life visits as comfortable as possible.
• •Mixed signals on continuity of care: one reviewer says the clinic changed for the worse after a named vet (Michelle) left, while other reviews (including recent ones) still describe the vets as excellent and reassuring.
• •Price expectations: one owner says it “wasn’t as expensive or difficult as I had imagined,” while another says it’s “no cheaper than” large vet groups (no specific prices given).