If you’re a cat owner in Kampala—whether you live in Ntinda, Old Kampala, Kasubi, Nsambya, Katwe, Zzana, Nakasero, Makindye, Buziga, Munyonyo, Nakawa, Rubaga, Muyenga, Naguru, Bugolobi, Kabowa, Kabojja, Lugogo, Lubowa, Seguku, Ndejje, Kololo, Mutundwe, Bukoto, Bulindo, or Kulambiro—you’ve probably asked:
- “Where can I find a good vet for my cat in Kampala?”
- “What’s the best cat clinic near me?”
- “Which veterinary doctor in Kampala treats cats?”
- “Why is my cat not eating or breathing well?”
- “Which clinic offers affordable cat treatment in Kampala?”
You’re not alone—and you’re in the right place!
Welcome to Superior Animal Clinic, your trusted veterinary clinic along Salaama Road, Makindye, offering compassionate, affordable, and expert cat treatment to cat lovers all over Kampala.
Common Cat Illnesses in Kampala (And What to Do)
Here in Uganda, we see a lot of cats with:
Upper Respiratory Infections
Often caused by viruses like feline herpesvirus or calicivirus. Symptoms include sneezing, nasal discharge, and watery eyes.
Fleas, Ticks, and Worms
These parasites can make your cat uncomfortable and even lead to anemia or disease transmission.
Feline Panleukopenia (Cat Typhoid)
A deadly but preventable viral disease common in unvaccinated kittens.
Feline Lower Urinary Tract Disease (FLUTD)
Cats may strain to urinate, cry in the litter box, or urinate outside of it.
Mastitis and Mammary Tumors
Often seen in nursing queens and older female cats.
Skin Conditions
Ringworm, mange, and allergies are frequent, especially in outdoor or rescued cats.
If your cat has any of these signs—not eating, weight loss, vomiting, labored breathing, diarrhea, limping, or wounds with pus—please don’t wait. Bring them to Superior Animal Clinic for prompt diagnosis and treatment.
Know the most commons cat diseases in Uganda and how to prevent them
Step-by-Step Cat Treatment at Superior Animal Clinic
When you bring your cat to us, here’s what happens:
1. History Taking & Consultation
We listen. Tell us everything about your cat—from symptoms to behavior changes.
2. Physical Examination
Our experienced veterinarians perform a full-body check, including temperature, breathing, pulse, skin, ears, and eyes.
3. Diagnostic Testing
We may run tests like:
- Complete blood count (CBC)
- Fecal exam (for worms)
- Ultrasound or X-ray
- FIV/FELV test
- Urinalysis
4. Treatment Plan
Based on the findings, we recommend the best options. Treatment may include:
- Antibiotics or antifungal medication
- Deworming and flea control
- Surgery (if needed)
- IV fluids or supplements
- Vaccination and follow-up care
5. Home Care Guidance
We guide you on feeding, hygiene, and how to care for your cat at home.
Why Cat Owners Across Kampala Choose Superior Animal Clinic For The Best Cat Treatment
We provide the best cat treatment at an affordable price, offering both onsite and home-call veterinary services tailored to your cat’s condition and your comfort.
FAQs About Cat Treatment in Kampala
2. How much does cat treatment cost in Kampala?
Prices vary depending on the condition. Basic consultation starts from UGX 30,000, while lab tests, surgery, or medication may cost more. Know our charges for treating a cat.
3. Do you treat street cats or rescues?
Yes! We offer discounts for rescues and NGOs. Let us know your case.
4. Can I bring my cat for just deworming or vaccination?
Absolutely. Routine care like vaccinations, deworming, and flea treatment is available daily.
5. Do you offer cat surgery in Kampala?
Yes. From spaying and neutering to wound closure, tumor removal, and orthopedic surgeries, we’ve got you covered.
6. Do you handle emergency cat cases?
Yes, we do. If your cat is bleeding, not urinating, has difficulty breathing, or has swallowed poison, call us immediately. We respond fast and treat emergency cat cases professionally.
7. Do you offer cat surgery in Kampala?
Yes. We perform:
Your cat will be in safe hands with our experienced team.
8. What are the signs my cat is sick?
Watch for these signs:
- Not eating or drinking
- Hiding or sleeping more than usual
- Vomiting or diarrhea
- Difficulty breathing
- Swollen abdomen or wounds with pus
If you see any of these, bring your cat in right away.
9. Where can I find a cat vet near Makindye or Salaama Road?
You can find the best cat vet in Makindye at Superior Animal Clinic, located right along Salaama Road. We’re trusted by cat owners from all over Kampala for quality and affordable care.
10. Which is the best veterinary clinic for cats in Kampala?
Superior Animal Clinic is one of the most recommended clinics for cat treatment in Kampala, offering expert veterinary care, modern equipment, and compassionate service in a calm, cat-friendly environment.
11. Do you offer home visits for cat treatment in Kampala?
Yes, we offer mobile vet services for cats who can’t be transported easily. Call us to schedule a home visit anywhere around Kampala, including Ntinda, Munyonyo, Bugolobi, and Buziga.
12. Can I find affordable cat treatment in Kampala?
Yes! At Superior Animal Clinic, we offer affordable cat treatment without compromising on quality. Whether it’s deworming, vaccination, surgery, or emergency care—you’re covered.
13. How do I know my cat needs to see a vet urgently?
If your cat is:
- Not eating for more than 24 hours
- Having breathing issues
- Bleeding or has visible wounds
- Suddenly weak or unresponsive
Get them to Superior Animal Clinic in Makindye immediately.
14. What should I do if my cat has pus or swollen wounds?
Don’t try home remedies. Pus or swelling could mean an abscess or infection. Visit Superior Animal Clinic for proper cleaning, drainage, antibiotics, and pain relief.
15. Which clinic offers the best care for sick cats in Kampala?
Superior Animal Clinic is consistently chosen by cat owners looking for the best medical care for sick cats in Kampala, especially for those living in Katwe, Nsambya, Kasubi, Nakawa, and Kololo.
16. Can I get help if my cat is vomiting or has diarrhea?
Yes. Call 0771909946 for a quicker response
17. Do you have feline specialists or vets who understand cats?
Yes. Dr. Ssonko Ronald 0771909946 is a cat specialist with over 8 years of successful cat treatment
Which areas does Superior Animal Clinic Serve?
Many cat owners in areas like 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 contact Superior Animal Clinic for regular check-ups, vaccinations, and emergency care. Our reviews on Google Maps speak for themselves, with high ratings for professionalism, care, and affordability.
Cat Owners in Kampala – Let’s Keep Your Cats Healthy!
Your cat depends on you for love, food, and health. And we’re here to help with the health part.
Visit Superior Animal Clinic in Makindye along Salaama Road
Call/WhatsApp: +256 771909946
Website: superioranimalclinicvet.com
Google Maps: Just type “Superior Animal Clinic Kampala” and follow directions!
Wherever you are—in Muyenga, Bulindo, Mutundwe, Lubowa, or Bukoto—you’re never too far from Kampala’s most trusted cat clinic.
Final Word from the Vet
“Whether it’s a sneeze or something serious, your cat deserves proper care. Don’t guess—come see us. We treat your pet like family.”
—Dr. Ssonko Ronald, Veterinary Surgeon, Superior Animal Clinic
