Separate waiting area
Cats can wait away from the general flow of dogs and other activity.

Gold Cat Friendly Clinic · Sheung Shui
NTNAMC announced Gold Cat Friendly Clinic status for 2026, with a separate cat waiting area and cat-specific inpatient and isolation arrangements.

What owners need to know
A cat-friendly approach is not simply a badge. The clinic’s published information describes a separate waiting area for cats, dedicated inpatient and isolation spaces, pheromone and calming-music support, and ward monitoring. Its 2026 announcement also states a minimum 15-minute consultation so the veterinary team has time to observe, examine and explain.
Practical guidance
Cats can wait away from the general flow of dogs and other activity.
The clinic publishes dedicated inpatient and isolation provision for cats.
Pheromone and calming-music support are listed for the cat ward.
The clinic states a minimum 15-minute consultation for assessment and discussion.
Published facilities include X-ray, ultrasound and blood testing.
Ask how to reduce travel stress and whether the carrier can remain covered on arrival.
A clearer journey
Share previous reactions to travel, handling or other animals.
Medication, previous results and safe videos of intermittent signs can help.
Ask what happens next, what to monitor and when to call again.
FAQ
It is the highest level in the Cat Friendly Clinic programme. NTNAMC should remain the source for the facilities and arrangements it currently provides.
The clinic publishes a separate cat waiting area and cat-specific inpatient and isolation arrangements. Confirm the plan for an individual visit.
Only use medication or a product on veterinary advice. Call the clinic if your cat has severe travel stress.
Book a visit
Call the clinic and describe the change you have noticed. The team can advise on the appointment arrangement and what to bring.