If you’re a cat parent in Kampala — whether you’re in Buziga, Makindye, Muyenga, Bugolobi, Kasubi, or any of the surrounding areas — chances are you’ve searched online for things like:
- “cat vet near me”
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- “veterinarian for cats in Nakasero”
- “how often should my cat go to the vet?”
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- “cat not eating, need a vet in Lubowa”
Good news: you’ve found the right place. Superior Animal Clinic, located along Salaama Road in Makindye, is your trusted veterinary clinic for cat checkups in Kampala. We proudly serve cat owners from Zzana, Nsambya, Naguru, Old Kampala, Katwe, Kololo, Ndejje, Seguku, Kabowa, Rubaga, Buziga, and beyond.
Why Is a Cat Checkup Important?
Cats are experts at hiding pain and illness. A routine vet visit can help catch problems early — before they become serious. Even if your cat seems healthy, a professional examination helps monitor their weight, teeth, skin, and overall well-being.
Whether you have a kitten or a senior cat, regular checkups are essential to keep your feline friend purring.
What Happens During a Cat Checkup At Superior Animal Clinic?
At Superior Animal Clinic, we make the cat checkup process smooth, gentle, and stress-free — for both you and your kitty. Here’s what a typical cat examination includes:
- Physical Examination
We check your cat’s eyes, ears, teeth, coat, skin, paws, and joints. This helps detect infections, lumps, wounds, and signs of pain. - Weight and Body Condition Score
Is your cat underweight or overweight? We guide you on nutrition and portion control. - Temperature and Heart Check
We measure body temperature, listen to the heart and lungs, and ensure everything’s working as it should. - Flea, Tick & Worm Check
Even indoor cats can get parasites. We recommend safe deworming and flea control. - Vaccination Review
Are your cat’s vaccines up-to-date? We’ll let you know if your cat needs a booster shot. - Lab Tests (Optional)
If your cat is showing signs of illness — like vomiting, diarrhea, not eating, or sleeping too much — we may recommend a blood or urine test. - Dental Checkup
Dental disease is common in cats. We inspect the gums and teeth for tartar, infections, or pain. - Behavior & Lifestyle Advice
Is your cat scratching furniture or refusing the litter box? We offer practical tips to improve your cat’s behavior and comfort at home.
How Often Should My Cat Have a Checkup?
- Kittens (0–1 year): Every 3–4 weeks for vaccines and development checks
- Adult cats (1–7 years): Every 6 months
- Senior cats (7+ years): Every 3 months for early disease detection
Common Questions Cat Owners Ask
1. How much does a cat checkup cost in Kampala?
30,000 shs, At Superior Animal Clinic, call 0771909946
2. What signs mean my cat needs to see a vet ASAP?
If your cat is vomiting, has diarrhea, won’t eat, is hiding a lot, has difficulty breathing, or cries when touched — visit us immediately.
3. Do indoor cats need checkups too?
Yes! Indoor cats can develop health issues like obesity, dental disease, and kidney problems.
4. Can I bring my cat without an appointment?
We welcome walk-ins, but to avoid waiting, we recommend booking ahead.
5. How do I prepare my cat for a vet visit?
Use a comfortable carrier and bring a familiar towel or toy to keep your cat calm.
6. Where can I get the best cat checkup in Kampala, Uganda?
Superior Animal Clinic, call 0771909946
7. What vaccines does my cat need in Kampala?
Core cat vaccines include Feline Panleukopenia, Calicivirus, Rhinotracheitis, and Rabies. We’ll guide you on what’s needed based on your cat’s age, health, and lifestyle.
8. Can I bring my cat for a checkup if it’s pregnant or nursing?
Yes. We handle expectant and nursing cats with extra care. A checkup helps ensure the mother and kittens are healthy.
9. My cat hates car rides. Can you do home visits?
Yes, Superior Animal Clinic offers home vet visits for cat Checkups in Kampala and surrounding areas. Call us to confirm if we can come to your location.
10. How long does a cat checkup take?
Most checkups take 20–30 minutes, depending on your cat’s condition and whether tests are needed.
11. What should I bring to the vet appointment?
Bring your cat in a secure carrier, vaccination records (if any), and a note of any symptoms you’ve observed
Serving Cat Owners Across Kampala
We provide cat checkup services to pet owners in Makindye, Kansanga, Ggaba Segguku, Buziga, Lubowa, Rubaga, Ndejje, Kitende, Bunga, Rubaga, Bulindo, Naalya, Kisasi, Muyenga, Kisugu, Kajjansi, Mutundwe, Muyonyo, Nakasero, Nsambya, Namuwongo, Kibuli, Old Kampala, Entebbe, Bukasa, Kigo, Kabalagala, Busega, Lubya, Mengo, Lubaga, Masanafu, Ndeeba, Najjanankumbi, Namasumba, Zzana, Bwebajja, Lweza, Katwe, Luzira, Bugolobi, Kulambiro, Naguru, Luwafu, Konge, Lugogo, Kabowa, Kabojja, Mutungo, or anywhere around Kampala.
We’re easy to find, right along Salaama Road in Makindye, and we’re known for friendly service, clean facilities, and cat-savvy vets who truly care.
Why Choose Superior Animal Clinic For a Cat Checkup?
- Cat-friendly environment
- Experienced veterinary doctors
- On-site pharmacy and diagnostic lab
- Central location, easily accessible from all parts of Kampala
- WhatsApp & call support for questions and bookings
- Affordable to hundreds of pet parents around Kampala
Book Your Cat’s Checkup Today
Whether it’s a routine wellness check, a vaccine update, or something more urgent, Superior Animal Clinic is here for you.
Call or WhatsApp us now to book your appointment.
Find us on Google Maps: Superior Animal Clinic, Makindye – Kampala
Your cat deserves the best. Choose Superior Animal Clinic — Kampala’s trusted vet for cats.
