Exclusively Cats Veterinary Centre

16/09/2026

We get lots of questions about litter trays and cats habits.

Today I found this article in the paper that I think could help people.

How often should you clean your cat’s litter box? Plus three other tips for peak cat cleanliness

02/09/2026

Rebekah and I will be leaving for our annual dive holiday on October 2nd until the 10th. We have arranged 2 locums to cover us during this time.

For out of hours appointments during this time you can call vets now in Kilmarnock or emergency vets glasgow.

25/08/2026

This last month we have been seeing lots of our older patients for in depth senior health checks.

Its been a wonderful success, the cats have all been so brave and cooperative.

If you have a senior cat and would like to have then checked out call the clinic and we'll book you in.

28/07/2026

We are excited be able to offer an enhanced senior screen for cats over the age of seven. Please call to book in if you would like to have your cat seen

24/07/2026

We will be closed this weekend if you have any emergencies you can call vets now in Kilmarnock on 01563258028

06/07/2026

Our July boosters are now on there way and we have used the beautiful Ivy 🩷

05/06/2026

For our June boosters we have used two beautiful cats 💜James Bond & Morar

05/05/2026

We have used Murphy's beautiful photo for our May boosters 🩵

20/04/2026

Hello Everyone,

Sadly we have had a cat brought in to us who has passed away, possibly from a road traffic accident.

Unfortunately there is no microchip, He's a black cat with a hint of brown in his fur, he is not neutered and was found near the Whitletts Roundabout Ayr.

If anyone has any information please contact us on 01292-618888.

10/04/2026

Hello Everyone 🙂

We are inviting clients to enroll their cats in a study for a new medication for chronic kidney disease.

If this is something you would be interest in and think your cat has any of the symptoms of, or has already been diagnosed with, chronic kidney disease please give us a call or you can e-mail us at [email protected] and we will get back to you to let you know if your cat qualifies.

The study would require monthly appointments for blood tests and examination, all of which are free of charge and paid for by the study. The trial involves giving a daily oral pill.