Items That Can Poison Your Cat

We are currently accepting new clients!

Call us at 519-660-0300 to set up an appointment and find out more about the hospital.

During COVID we are examining cats in the hospital while their people wait outside or at home to maintain the recommended social distancing protocol.

We look forward to meeting your kitty!

Arrival Policy

For the safety of our patients and clients, we ask that all cats be brought into the hospital in a secure carrier or attached to a leash.

Central Cat Hopsital offers carriers for rent. Please call for details.

Payment Options

Payment is required when services are rendered.

During COVID we prefer contactless payment when possible. We accept VISA, MasterCard, and e-transfer/INTERAC.

Debit is accepted but you will have to enter the hospital with a mask and follow physical distancing requirements.

Cost estimate is available for most services in advance. Please feel free to discuss charges before procedures are performed.

Items That Can Poison Your Cat

Household Items Which Are Poisonous

Many household products can be toxic to cats and kittens. A cat may be exposed to a product while it is being used, or because it was stored improperly and the curious cat or kitten gained access to it. Always store cleaning products, and the other items listed below, out of the reach of children and pets.

Acids
Alkalis (Corrosives)
Arsenic
Bleach
Button Battery Ingestion
Citrus Oils
Detergents
Kerosene and Gasoline
Lead
Moth Balls
Pine Oils

Common Toxic Plants

Plants causing primarily GI signs (vomiting, diarrhea, loss of appetite):

Castor Bean
Chinaberry Tree
Christmas Rose
Daffodil Philodendron
Daphne
English Holly
English Ivy
Iris or flag
Autumn Crocus
Jonquil
Mistletoe
Narcissus
Philodendron
Poinsettia
Rosary Pea or Precatory Bean
Wisteria
Jack-in-the-pulpit

Plants causing primarily CNS signs (seizures or abnormal behaviour):

Angel’s Trumpet
Bleeding Heart
Moonseed
Morning Glory

Plants causing cardiovascular signs (preceding or accompanied by gastrointestinal signs):

Azalea
Lily Of The Valley
Oleander
Yew

Plants causing kidney damage:

Daylily
Lily (Including Easter lily, Tiger Lily)
Rhubarb

Plants causing nonspecific signs involving GI, CNS, and cardiovascular:

Golden Chain
Yellow Jessamine

** If you suspect that your cat has ingested any of the above plants, please contact the clinic immediately.

596 Adelaide Street North,
London, Ontario N6B 3J8
Canada
Fax: 519.660.0002
Email:

Telephone: 519-660-0300

Monday-Friday: 8:00AM – 5:00PM
Saturday: 9:00AM – 1:00PM
Sunday: Closed

After Hours Emergencies:

Due to covid-19, flu and cold viruses, we have implemented protocols to keep both our clients and staff safe. The veterinary profession has been under tremendous strain throughout the pandemic due to severe staff shortages, so we’ve taken extra precautions to ensure the safety of our hospital. Our staff is a very small group, some being immunocompromised and at a greater risk. If any of our staff did get sick, we would have to close our doors completely, and we would no longer be available for any sick cats or emergencies.

We are now inviting cat parents, with scheduled appointments, back into the hospital with your cat(s), with a maximum of 2 fur parents, please. We still require masks to be worn inside. Please call from your car in the parking lot, to let us know you have arrived and we will direct you accordingly.

Because of the small size of our hospital, we are remaining curbside for drop off and technician appointments. For technician and drop off appointments we ask that you bring the cat to the back door and ring the bell for a technician to assist you. Food and medication pickups are still curbside. If you have any cold, flu, or covid symptoms, we ask that you stay in your vehicle for the duration of the exam, in which case the veterinarian will communicate with you via telephone. Thank you for your understanding and patience.

Drop off exams are for urgent or emergency issues. Your cat would be dropped off in the morning and the veterinarian would examine your cat in between the appointments that are already fully booked. The veterinarian would then give you a call to make up a treatment plan with you and then perform the agreed diagnostics and treatments. You would pick up your cat once treatment is complete.

Even though mask mandates have ended, we are still requiring masks to be worn inside the hospital.

We ask that everyone please remain respectful to our staff, and our hospital policies. We have a zero tolerance for any disrespectful behavior.

We thank you for your understanding and kindness during these difficult times.

Our Hours are Monday - Friday 8 am - 5pm
Saturday 9 am - 1 pm

We are currently accepting new clients!

Call us at 519-660-0300 to set up an appointment and find out more about the hospital.

Arrival Policy

Payment Options