CatCuddles Tony Welsh Cat Clinic

CatCuddles Tony Welsh Cat Clinic describes itself on its website as a not-for-profit practice focused on cats only, alongside a wider mission of rehoming unwanted cats and supporting the feline–human bond. Based on reviews, owners most often mention bringing cats in for check-ups, quick assessments for sudden issues (e.g., a limping cat), and neutering and microchipping (including for strays/fosters). Review experiences are mixed: several describe patient clinicians who answer questions, while two 1‑star reviews allege serious welfare and licensing concerns and say cats were pushed into unnecessary treatment.

Services

•Cat-only veterinary care (website states species handled: cats).
•Check-ups (mentioned by an adopter returning for routine care).
•Neutering (review describes a stray cat being neutered there).
•Microchipping (review describes a stray cat being chipped there).
•Assessment of acute problems (one review mentions a cat seen quickly for limping).
•Rehoming/adoption support (website frames the organisation as a cat charity that pairs unwanted cats with homes; a reviewer describes adopting a cat through them).
•Support for strays/fosters (one reviewer says volunteers offered to take in a stray they were fostering after treatment).

Pricing

•No fixed fee list is provided in the inputs, but one reviewer reports neutering and microchipping were “at very affordable prices.”
•One 1‑star review alleges an adoption fee of 150 plus 200 for other costs such as vaccinations, described as a minimum 350 (this is an allegation in a negative review, not confirmed elsewhere in the provided sources).

People

•A reviewer mentions a South African vet who was described as kind and knowledgeable during check-ups.
•Multiple reviews describe clinicians who answered questions and were patient, including with the cat.
•One review credits volunteers with offering to take in a stray cat after it was neutered and chipped.

Reviews

4.2 stars from 5 reviews. The written reviews available include repeated 5‑star comments alongside repeated 1‑star allegations. “”

•Adoption and follow-on vet care: one owner adopted a cat through CatCuddles and continued bringing him for check-ups.
•Stray/foster support: one reviewer describes getting a stray neutered and microchipped, then volunteers offering to take the cat in when other rescues had long waits.
•Communication and handling: owners mention clinicians answering questions and being patient, and one review says the vet saw a limping cat quickly.
•Serious negative allegations: two 1‑star reviews allege problems including welfare/law compliance, licensing/qualifications, cats being wrongly seized, and owners being overcharged or pushed into unnecessary treatments; these claims are not corroborated in the other provided sources.

Reviews for CatCuddles Tony Welsh Cat Clinic

Note: Showing the 5 most recent Google reviews out of 5 we track in total. Recent reviews may not be representative of overall sentiment.

Natalie B

11 months ago

We adopted our wonderful boy, Goku (formerly Alphonso), from Cat Cuddles in October 2023. Living locally in Hither Green, we’ve loved bringing him in for check-ups with a kind and knowledgeable South African vet. More recently, we unexpectedly found ourselves fostering a stray cat, whom we named Moo, since autumn last year. Wanting to give him the best chance at finding his forever home, we took him in to be neutered and chipped (at very affordable prices) and were incredibly grateful when Cat Cuddles volunteers offered to take him in. It had been a real struggle for me to get him on any waiting list at bigger cat charity rescues as well as other local rescue shelters/charities. With so many stray cats in London and shelters stretched to their absolute limits, the work this charity does is truly invaluable. I can sense they're all doing their best with the resources that they have. Thank you for everything you do—keep up the amazing work!

8 months ago

M M

a year ago

Pseudo name for the closed down cat cuddles in palmers green. Cat cuddles are abhorrent people. Their clinic was investigated for, lncluding not limited to, not adhering to animal welfare practice law, not having the correct licence or employing staff of suitable qualification and experience.House in palmers green was also cut into unlicensed bedsits above so called cat clinic. People were having their stray cats wrongly seized by them. Cat cuddles was claiming they found chips which were untrue and many cats were then being advertised for sale at 150 adoption fee and 200 other costs such as vaccinations etc, so a minimum 350. These cats were being kept in cages in a back garden in lewisham under name cat cuddles , Abbey Wood cat shelter. Cats brought in by original owners were being overcharged and were pushed into expensive and unnecessary further surgeries and treatments. Extreme distress for both at and owner. Very fond of taking negative reviews down so full information will be posted also online.This practice is not accredited by Rcvs.

Mohamed Abbas

Amazing experience! Excellent clinicians! Answered all my questions and were really patient with me and most importantly, my cat!

Danny Davidson

Really great community spirit and friendly

Laura Andrades

Excellent vet, I took my limping cat in and the vet was kind, helpful and saw him quickly. Highly recommended.