PawSquad Cat Care Hub
Online Vet Advice for Cats
Cats hide illness well — and hate the carrier. PawSquad lets you speak to a UK-registered vet from home, 24 hours a day, before small concerns become big problems.
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Why online vet care works especially well for cats
Fewer cats visit the vet than dogs – not because they need less care, but because the journey itself can be stressful. PawSquad removes that barrier.
vs 75% of dog owners (Vet Times, 2025)
For cats and owners alike
No carriers, no waiting rooms
Familiar surroundings
Cats are highly sensitive to new environments. Consulting from home means your cat stays calm — and you can even share video of their behaviour in their natural setting.
Spot problems earlier
Cats hide illness well Easy access to vet advice helps owners notice subtle changes in appetite, mobility or behaviour before they become serious.
Ongoing monitoring
Digital health and happiness trackers let you log appetite, activity and weight over time — making it easier to spot gradual changes and share clear information with your vet.
Complement, not replace
Online vet care works alongside your local practice. PawSquad helps you decide when to seek in-person care and gives you the confidence to act soone
Noticed something unusual with your cat?
Speak to a UK-registered vet within minutes — from home, without the stress of a carrier or waiting room.
How PawSquad helps your cat
Cats are experts at hiding illness, and many owners delay asking for advice because their cat becomes stressed by the carrier, the journey or the veterinary visit itself. Yet research shows cats make up around half of the UK’s pet population while accounting for a much smaller proportion of veterinary consultations, meaning many health concerns may go unnoticed until they become more advanced.
PawSquad makes it easier to ask early. Think of us as the first step to veterinary advice for your cat. Vets are available through the PawSquad app 24 hours a day, 365 days a year by chat, video or voice, so you can discuss subtle changes, upload photos or videos, and decide whether your cat can be monitored at home or should be examined in person.
We’re also investing in extensive feline training through International Cat Care, one of the world’s leading authorities on feline medicine and welfare. Their evidence-based education helps vets better understand how cats communicate pain, stress and illness, supporting our ambition to provide truly cat-friendly veterinary advice online.
Whether you’re worried about a change in behaviour, mobility, appetite or simply want reassurance that your cat is healthy, PawSquad is here to help you ask sooner, because with cats, small changes can matter.
24/7 online vet consultations for cats
Connect via video or chat at any hour. Whether it’s a late-night worry or a quick behaviour question, advice is always available.
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Cat Care FAQs
Can I speak to an online vet about my cat?
Yes. PawSquad lets you speak to a UK-registered vet online about your cat by video or chat. It can be helpful for non-emergency concerns, behaviour changes, nutrition questions, mobility worries and general health advice.
Is online vet advice suitable for cats?
Online vet advice can be especially helpful for cats because many cats find carriers, car journeys and waiting rooms stressful. A video consultation allows your cat to stay at home while you talk through your concerns with a vet.
What cat symptoms should I ask a vet about?
You should seek advice if your cat has changes in appetite, drinking, toileting, breathing, grooming, weight, behaviour, movement or energy levels. Cats often hide signs of illness, so subtle changes can be important.
Can PawSquad replace my normal vet?
No. PawSquad works alongside your usual veterinary practice. Online vets can offer guidance, help you understand your options and advise when your cat may need an in-person examination or urgent care.
Can an online vet prescribe medication for my cat?
PawSquad can provide guidance and advice, but prescription-only medicines usually require an in-person vet examination. If medication or urgent treatment may be needed, the vet will advise you on the next step.
When should I take my cat to an emergency vet?
If your cat is struggling to breathe, has collapsed, is bleeding heavily, is unable to pass urine, has had a seizure, may have eaten something toxic, or seems severely unwell, contact an emergency veterinary practice immediately.
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