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Trusted Cat Veterinary Care in Mississauga, ON
At Cat Hospital of Mississauga, we have dedicated ourselves to feline healthcare for over four decades. Our clinic specializes exclusively in cats, ensuring a stress-free environment tailored to their unique needs. Our team combines advanced diagnostic tools with compassionate care, offering wellness exams, vaccinations, dental services, and emergency treatment. With a focus on preventive care and client education, we empower cat owners to maintain their pets' health. Our experienced veterinarians and staff prioritize personalized attention, fostering trust and long-term partnerships with pet owners in Mississauga and surrounding areas.
Services
Wellness Exams Spaying & Neutering Emergency Services Dental Care Vaccinations Parasite Prevention Diagnostic Testing Senior Cat Care Nutritional Counseling Surgical Procedures
Highlights and features
  • We specialize exclusively in feline healthcare for over 40 years.
  • Our cat-only clinic reduces stress and ensures species-specific care.
  • Emergency services available with pre-visit consultation guidance.
  • Experienced team led by Dr. Linda Senyshen, University of Guelph graduate.
  • Comprehensive wellness programs including vaccinations and parasite prevention.
What people say
Professional and knowledgeable Caring people Treated as one of their own Convenient location Expertise in feline care
Services
Wellness Exams
Our comprehensive wellness exams monitor feline health through physical assessments, vaccinations, and diagnostic testing. We evaluate weight, dental health, and organ function to detect early signs of illness. Annual check-ups are recommended for adult cats, with more frequent visits for kittens and seniors.
Spaying & Neutering
We perform spaying for female cats and neutering for males to prevent overpopulation and improve health outcomes. Procedures reduce risks of reproductive cancers and address behavioral issues like spraying. Surgeries are typically done under general anesthesia with post-operative care guidance.
Emergency Services
Our clinic handles feline emergencies with prompt diagnostics and treatment. Clients receive pre-visit consultation to stabilize pets before arrival. Services include trauma care, poisoning treatment, and acute illness management during regular business hours.
Dental Care
Professional dental cleanings and examinations prevent periodontal disease. We assess gum health, perform scaling, and offer home care advice. Untreated dental issues can lead to systemic health problems in cats.
Diagnostic Testing
Advanced diagnostic tools including bloodwork, urinalysis, and imaging help identify underlying conditions. Timely testing enables precise treatment plans for chronic diseases, infections, and organ dysfunction in cats.
People
Dr. Linda Senyshen
Veterinarian
Owner and lead veterinarian with decades of small animal practice experience. Graduated from the University of Guelph, specializing in feline medicine since 2011.
Elisabeth Nielsen
Administrative Assistant
Honours B.A. in Communications from University of Toronto. Manages clinic website and client relations with 10 years of veterinary support experience.
Elizabeth McDonald
Office Manager
B.Sc. and M.Sc. holder with 15 years of clinic management experience. Oversees daily operations and client-patient care coordination.
Monika Lamantia
Veterinary Assistant
Sheridan College Animal Care Program graduate. Supervises hospitalized patient care, assists in surgeries, and supports front office operations while volunteering at a local animal shelter.
Questions
What services do you offer for senior cats?
We provide specialized geriatric assessments, chronic disease management, and mobility support for senior cats to maintain quality of life.
Do you handle feline emergencies after hours?
Emergency care is available during regular business hours. For after-hours emergencies, we recommend contacting Mississauga Oakville Veterinary Emergency Clinic.
How often should my cat receive wellness exams?
Annual check-ups are recommended for adult cats. Kittens require more frequent visits for vaccinations, while seniors benefit from bi-annual exams.
What makes your clinic cat-specific?
Our entire facility, staff training, and treatment protocols focus exclusively on feline needs to reduce stress and ensure species-appropriate care.
Can I get pet food and supplies at your clinic?
We offer select veterinary-approved products and can recommend appropriate nutrition and care items during your visit.