Exclusively For Cats
A dedicated cat-only veterinary clinic, offering a calmer, dog-free environment where cats come first.
TRUSTED CAT-ONLY VET CLINIC IN SINGAPORE
Located in Pandan Valley, Singapore, The Cat Vet is a dedicated cat-only veterinary clinic led by Dr Geetha Nellinathan. Our experienced veterinarians and veterinary technicians specialise in feline healthcare, providing compassionate, personalised care in a calm, cat-friendly environment designed around the unique needs of cats. From routine veterinary consultations, health screenings and preventive care to cat vaccinations, dental treatments, diagnostic imaging, including X-rays, and medical care, our team provides comprehensive veterinary services for cats of all ages, from kittens to senior cats. We believe every cat deserves thoughtful, attentive care that supports their long-term health and wellbeing.
Through thoughtful veterinary care, tailored for the cats we know and love.
A dedicated cat-only veterinary clinic, offering a calmer, dog-free environment where cats come first.
Cats have unique medical and behavioural needs. Our feline-focused approach reflects that understanding.
Every cat is different. We take time to understand their personality, health needs and individual circumstances.
Led by Dr Geetha Nellinathan, we believe in thoughtful medical advice, clear communication and involving owners in their cats' care.
From everyday consultations to medical treatments, we offer specialised veterinary care for cats of every age, breed, life stage and personality.
Individual assessments and guidance tailored to your cat’s health and behaviour.
Vaccination plans based on your cat’s age, lifestyle and health needs.
Spay and neuter procedures with careful preparation and recovery guidance.
Oral health examinations and dental treatment to support your cat’s comfort.
Routine wellness assessments to monitor changes and address concerns early.
Permanent identification to help reunite you with your cat if they go missing.
Veterinary nutritional guidance and diets suited to specific medical needs.
At-home veterinary visits for cats who may benefit from familiar surroundings.
X-ray imaging to help investigate injuries and internal health concerns.
In-clinic monitoring and supportive care when your cat needs closer attention.
Diagnostic testing to support informed decisions about your cat’s treatment.
Sedation-assisted grooming when clinically appropriate, with veterinary oversight.
We're serious about feline healthcare. And a little less serious about ourselves. Get to know the veterinarians who care for your cats.
Senior cat champion ✦
A feline-focused vet with a special interest in medicine and caring for senior cats. She appreciates every cat’s individual quirks.
Off duty: Coastal walks, fantasy and dragon-themed books, and discovering good places to eat.
TrainingBachelor of Veterinary Medicine & Surgery, University of Glasgow (1992).
Her veterinary journeyAfter beginning in general practice, Dr Geetha developed a deep interest in feline medicine and has worked in cat-only clinics since 2015. Her approach respects cats’ individual personalities, with a particular focus on the health and needs of senior cats.
Beyond the clinicShe enjoys coastal walks, fantasy and dragon-themed e-books, catching up on TV, dining out and shopping.
Kate-approved ♡
His journey began in veterinary nursing and has taken him through general practice and hospital emergency care.
Off duty: Muay Thai, PC gaming and hanging out with Kate, the clinic cat who’s particularly fond of him.
TrainingDiploma in Veterinary Technology, Temasek Polytechnic; Bachelor of Veterinary Medicine & Surgery, University of Glasgow (2018).
His veterinary journeyBefore becoming a veterinarian, Dr Brandon worked as a veterinary nurse at a clinic and at Jurong Bird Park. He went on to work in general practice and emergency care in larger hospital settings.
Beyond the clinicHe trains in Muay Thai, enjoys PC gaming and is one of clinic cat Kate’s favourite people.
Medicine & music ♪
With a special interest and advanced membership in small-animal internal medicine, she values thoughtful, up-to-date care.
Off duty: Learning saxophone and drums, and buying more books than she can possibly read.
TrainingBachelor of Veterinary Science, University of Queensland; Membership in Small Animal Medicine, Australian and New Zealand College of Veterinary Scientists (2022); Low Stress Handling Silver Level Certification.
Her veterinary journeyDr Clare has worked in a range of small-animal and exotic-animal practices in Singapore. Her special interest is internal medicine, and she values staying current with veterinary research to support pets and their people.
Beyond the clinicShe is learning saxophone and drums, and loves collecting more books than she has time to read.
Practical advice, feline health insights and trusted guidance to help you make thoughtful decisions for the cats you love.
From kitten care to senior-cat check-ups, find answers to common questions about feline health and visiting our cat-only veterinary clinic in Singapore.
The Cat Vet is a dedicated cat-only veterinary clinic at 2 Pandan Valley, #B1-204D, Singapore 597626. Our team focuses on veterinary care for cats, from routine appointments to investigations and treatment. Find us on Google Maps.
A cat-only veterinary clinic can offer a quieter environment without dogs in the waiting area, alongside handling and care approaches designed around feline behaviour. This may make visits less stressful for some cats. The most important consideration is a veterinary team that understands your cat's individual needs.
We're based in Pandan Valley in western Singapore, within reach of Clementi, Bukit Timah, Queenstown and Holland Village. Cat owners from elsewhere in Singapore are welcome to arrange a visit too.
Our services include veterinary consultations, preventive health checks, vaccinations, sterilisation, dental care, microchipping, radiography and laboratory investigations. We also list hospitalisation, house calls, prescription diets and grooming with sedation among our services. Contact the clinic to confirm availability and suitability for your cat.
Watch for changes in appetite, drinking, toileting, grooming, breathing, activity or behaviour. Cats often hide signs of illness, so even subtle changes can warrant a veterinary assessment. Difficulty breathing, collapse, repeated straining to urinate or suspected poisoning require urgent veterinary attention. The Cat Vet is not a 24-hour emergency hospital.
Many healthy adult cats benefit from a veterinary examination at least once a year. Kittens, senior cats and cats with ongoing medical conditions may need more frequent visits. Your vet can recommend a schedule based on your cat's age, lifestyle and health history.
Core feline vaccinations typically protect against feline panleukopenia, herpesvirus and calicivirus. Other vaccines may be recommended depending on your cat's exposure risk, living arrangements and travel plans. Your vet will advise on the right vaccination schedule and boosters for your individual cat.
Many kittens can be considered for sterilisation around four to six months of age, but the appropriate timing depends on their health, development and circumstances. Adult cats can also be assessed for sterilisation. A veterinary consultation can help you decide what is safest and most appropriate.
Bad breath, red gums, drooling, difficulty chewing or changes in eating habits can indicate dental problems. Some cats continue eating despite significant oral discomfort. A veterinary dental examination can identify concerns and determine whether professional cleaning or other treatment is needed.
Cat-focused clinics can adapt handling, appointment pace and examination techniques to suit a cat's comfort and mobility. Senior cats may also benefit from more frequent monitoring for conditions such as arthritis, dental disease and kidney problems. Tell our team about your cat's anxieties or health needs when arranging a visit.