Cats-only clinic · Charlottetown, PE
A vet visit made for cats
One veterinarian, one technician and a waiting room with no dogs in it. Exams happen on a towel, at your cat’s pace, and top-opening carriers are welcome.
Why cats only
A calm visit is the whole idea
- No dogs, ever.The waiting room is quiet, and nobody’s barking at your carrier.
- Exams on a towel.We go at the cat’s pace and stop when a cat needs a minute.
- Top-opening carriers welcome.Often we can examine a cat without lifting them out at all.
- Spaced appointments.Booked so cats are not stacking up in the room.
What we do not do: we have no surgery suite and do not clean teeth on site. Those are referred to a partner clinic, and we say so before you book.
Services
What we look after
Wellness exams and vaccines
A head-to-tail check on a towel, with core vaccines given when they are due.
Kitten visits
First exams and vaccine schedules, plus a talk about litter, food and play in your home.
Senior cat check-ups
Longer, slower visits for older cats, with blood work when it makes sense.
Blood work
We collect the sample here and send it to an outside lab. We phone you when the results are in.
Nail trims
A short visit on its own, or add one to an exam.
Surgery and dental cleanings
Not offered here. We refer you to Bayside Veterinary Surgery and share the notes you need. We also do not see dogs.
Fees, posted plainly
What a visit costs
Clinic fees
- Wellness exam$78
- Core vaccine, eachRabies or feline distemper combination$36
- Senior panel, fromBlood work sent to an outside lab; exam billed separately$165
- Nail trim$18
Prices in Canadian dollars plus tax, as of October 2026. Anything beyond this list, such as extra lab tests, is quoted before it goes ahead.
Carrier tips
Getting a cat into the carrier
Most of the stress happens before the car. A few habits help, and none of them take long.
Leave it out
Keep the carrier in a living area for a week or two, door off, with a blanket inside, so it is just furniture.
Go in from the top
With a top-opening carrier, lower your cat in rather than pushing them through the front.
Shut the door first
Pick a small room, close the door, and calmly set up there. No chasing round the house.
Cover and carry level
A light towel over the top and a steady grip keep things dim and still on the way here.
Hours
When we are here, and who to call when we are not
| Monday | 9:00 am to 5:00 pm |
|---|---|
| Tuesday | 9:00 am to 5:00 pm |
| Wednesday, late evening | 11:00 am to 7:30 pm |
| Thursday | 9:00 am to 5:00 pm |
| Friday | 9:00 am to 4:00 pm |
| Saturday and Sunday | Closed |
After hours: Island Night Animal Emergency
Open when we are closed, nights, weekends and holidays. Call ahead and go straight there.
(555) 555-0140
90 Riverside Drive, Charlottetown
A separate clinic, not run by us. Please confirm their hours when you call.
The team
Two people, so you see the same faces
Dr. A. R.
Veterinarian
T. G.
Veterinary technician
Request a visit
Tell us who is coming
Send the details and we will call or email to offer a time. Nothing is booked until we confirm it with you.
Not for emergencies. This form is not an emergency line, and we cannot give medical advice about a specific cat through it. If your cat is unwell, call us on (555) 555-0195 during opening hours, or Island Night Animal Emergency on (555) 555-0140 after hours.
