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🐾 Your pet deserves a vet who truly cares.
πŸ₯ Independent Β· Fear-free Β· Cambridge-based
πŸ“ Bottisham Β· NOW OPEN πŸŽ‰
πŸ’» Book, register and explore our plans at www.cedarcourtvets.co.uk

Did you know that 1 in 5 cats over the age of 9 may be affected by high blood pressure? 🐱Feline hypertension is far more...
22/10/2026

Did you know that 1 in 5 cats over the age of 9 may be affected by high blood pressure? 🐱

Feline hypertension is far more common than many owners realise, and because cats are so good at hiding discomfort, it can go undetected for a long time. Left untreated, high blood pressure can cause serious damage to the eyes, kidneys, heart, and brain.

The good news is that it is easy to check and at Cedar Court Vets, we are now offering free yearly blood pressure clinics with our nurses for our feline patients aged 7 and over.

The International Society of Feline Medicine recommends annual blood pressure checks for healthy cats from the age of 7, and we are proud to make that as accessible as possible for our clients πŸ’š

If your cat is 7 or older, booking their blood pressure check is simple. Call us or book online today:
πŸ“ž 01223 850311
🌐 cedarcourtvets.co.uk

Halloween can be a fun time of year but for our pets, it can come with a few hidden dangers. Here is what to watch out f...
20/10/2026

Halloween can be a fun time of year but for our pets, it can come with a few hidden dangers. Here is what to watch out for πŸŽƒπŸΎ

🍫 Toxic foods
Chocolate is the obvious one, but Halloween brings other dangers too. Sweets containing xylitol, a sweetener found in many sugar-free products, are highly toxic to dogs. Raisins, grapes, and macadamia nuts can also cause serious harm. Keep the trick or treat bowl well out of reach.

πŸŽƒ Decorations
Carved pumpkins with candles are a fire and burn risk for curious pets. Fake cobwebs can be swallowed and cause blockages. Glow sticks and glow jewellery are not highly toxic but can cause excessive drooling and irritation if chewed. Keep decorations at a height your pet cannot reach.

πŸšͺ Open doors
With trick or treaters coming and going, front doors are opened far more than usual. Make sure your pet is calm and safely contained in another room, particularly dogs who may bolt when startled. Check that your pet's microchip details are up to date just in case.

If you think your pet has eaten something they should not have, contact us or your nearest emergency vet straight away 🐾

πŸ“ž 01223 850311
🚨 Out of hours: Cambridge Night Vet β€” 01223 608 213

Halloween is just around the corner and we asked our team and patients what they find scarier than Halloween. The result...
18/10/2026

Halloween is just around the corner and we asked our team and patients what they find scarier than Halloween. The results were very revealing πŸŽƒ

Swipe to find out πŸ‘‰

Happy Halloween from all of us at Cedar Court Vets. Stay safe out there and keep the chocolate away from the dogs πŸŽƒ

Keep an eye on our page and website for Halloween safety tips, we will be sharing some very soon πŸ’š

Now it is your turn: what does your pet find scariest? Drop it in the comments below! πŸ‘‡

World Cat Day is coming on 29th October and we think that calls for a little feline appreciation πŸ±πŸŽ‰At Cedar Court Vets w...
14/10/2026

World Cat Day is coming on 29th October and we think that calls for a little feline appreciation πŸ±πŸŽ‰

At Cedar Court Vets we offer health care plans specifically designed for cats, covering everything they need to stay healthy throughout the year for a simple monthly fee.

Our cat plans include annual vaccinations, flea and worming treatment, microchipping, nurse appointments, and a free vet consultation β€” with a Premium option that adds a second consultation, annual blood and urine tests, and 15% off dental procedures.

All for just Β£15 a month for Standard, or Β£23 a month for Premium.

Whether your cat is a curious kitten, a grumpy senior, or somewhere in between, there is a plan to suit them. Register your cat with us today and ask about our health plans at your first appointment πŸΎπŸ’š

Autumn is a beautiful time of year for walks with your pet, but the season brings a few hidden hazards worth knowing abo...
07/10/2026

Autumn is a beautiful time of year for walks with your pet, but the season brings a few hidden hazards worth knowing about. πŸ‚πŸΎ

🌰 Conkers. Horse chestnuts are toxic to dogs and cats. Even small amounts can cause vomiting, drooling, and in serious cases more severe symptoms. Keep an eye out on woodland walks.

🌰 Acorns contain tannins which are toxic to dogs and can cause anything from an upset stomach to kidney damage if eaten in large quantities. Another common Autumn find that is worth watching out for.

πŸ„ Mushrooms. Most wild mushrooms are harmless but some are seriously toxic and very difficult to tell apart. If your dog has eaten a wild mushroom and you are not sure what it was, contact your vet straight away.

πŸ‚ Fallen leaves. Damp, decomposing leaves can harbour mould and bacteria. Dogs that eat or drink from puddles near leaf piles can pick up nasty stomach upsets. Discourage sniffing around large leaf piles on your walks.

If you think your pet has eaten something they should not have, please contact us or your nearest emergency vet as soon as possible.

If you need us, we’re one phone call away:
πŸ“ž 01223 850311

You’ve already met our vets, but now it’s time to introduce you to the rest of the team! 🐾Here’s our whole wonderful tea...
02/10/2026

You’ve already met our vets, but now it’s time to introduce you to the rest of the team! 🐾

Here’s our whole wonderful team together β€” vets and nurses! πŸ’š

Our nurses bring a wealth of experience, care and compassion to everything they do, and they play such an important role in looking after your pets and supporting our vets every day.

We’re incredibly lucky to have such a dedicated and friendly team β€” and we thought it was about time you got to know the faces behind the care! 🐢🐱🐰

Meet Nugget 🐢This adorable chunky Golden Retriever puppy came in for his first health check and vaccinations, and we thi...
19/09/2026

Meet Nugget 🐢

This adorable chunky Golden Retriever puppy came in for his first health check and vaccinations, and we think it is safe to say he made quite the impression on the team. Just look at that face! 😍

Puppies come in all shapes and sizes at Cedar Court Vets and every single one gets the same level of care, attention, and cuddles πŸ’š

Welcome to the family, Nugget. We have a feeling you are going to be a happy regular.

Last Friday our team took part in an animal CPR training session led by our very own Veterinary Nurse Jenny P., a Certif...
16/09/2026

Last Friday our team took part in an animal CPR training session led by our very own Veterinary Nurse Jenny P., a Certified Recover Rescuer 🐾

Knowing how to respond quickly and confidently in an emergency can make all the difference for an animal in crisis. It was a valuable and eye-opening session for everyone involved, and we are so proud to have someone with Jenny's expertise and dedication as part of our team.

A huge thank you to Jenny (PulseCheck Veterinary CPR Training) for giving up her time to train us all. We hope we never need to use it… but we are ready if we do πŸ’š

Exciting news for our Cedar Court family! 🐾 We are so pleased to launch our new Ambulatory Home Visit Service, bringing ...
08/09/2026

Exciting news for our Cedar Court family! 🐾 We are so pleased to launch our new Ambulatory Home Visit Service, bringing gentle, compassionate veterinary care straight to your doorstep 🏠

Whether your pet feels more comfortable at home or travelling to the clinic is a bit tricky, our team is here to help every Friday morning between 9:00am and 2:00pm.

Here is everything you need to know about our home visits:

πŸ“ Available to eligible clients residing in villages and areas within a 5-mile radius of the clinic.

🩺 Services offered include Vaccinations & General Health Checks, Medication Checks, Blood Tests (subject to staff availability), Minor Ailments and Home Euthanasia.

πŸ’· Β£35.00 (during ambulatory schedule) / Β£125.00 (outside ambulatory schedule), plus the cost of the specific service/procedure.

πŸ“ž All home visits must be booked in advance by telephone.

Please note: home visits are not suitable for severely ill animals requiring emergency care. Check https://cedarcourtvets.co.uk/home-visit/ for the full information on the Home Visit service and map of coverage.

What a wonderful afternoon at Hilton Park Care Home Dog Show! πŸΎπŸŽ‰It was a privilege to be part of such a warm and joyful ...
06/09/2026

What a wonderful afternoon at Hilton Park Care Home Dog Show! πŸΎπŸŽ‰

It was a privilege to be part of such a warm and joyful community event. Dr. InΓͺs and Dr. Adrian had a brilliant time meeting residents, families, and some very handsome four-legged competitors. Congratulations to Max, Sadie and Louie on their well-deserved rosettes!

Thank you to the team at Hilton Park Care Home - Barchester Healthcare for having us. This is exactly the kind of community we are proud to be part of πŸ’š

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Unit 2, The Old Garage, 56 High Street, Bottisham
Cambridge
CB259DA

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 7pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 7pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 7pm
Thursday 8:30am - 7pm
Friday 8:30am - 7pm
Saturday 8:30am - 4pm

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