Cat Care for a Calmer Vet Experience
in Oakville & Burlington
Your cat may not love going to the vet. But the experience can still feel gentler.
At Burloak Animal Hospital, our team is trained in Low Stress Handling to help cats feel safer and more comfortable throughout their visit.
Gentle, minimal restraint. Dimmed lights. Slower movements. A dedicated cat-only room.
As a Cat Friendly Certified hospital, we create a quieter, cat-focused environment that helps reduce stress and keeps you informed throughout their visit.
SERVING OAKVILLE SINCE 1970
Care That
Understands Cats
As a Cat Friendly Gold practice, Burloak takes extra steps to understand feline needs, behaviour, and handling so your cat can receive care with less unnecessary stress.
Gentle Handling
Your cat is approached with patience and handled with their
comfort in mind.
Feline-Focused Care
Your veterinary team understands the distinct health and behavioural
needs of cats.
Clear Communication
You stay informed, understand recommendations, and have the
opportunity to ask questions.
Ongoing Support
Your cat receives care that evolves as

their health and needs change.
CARE THAT GROWS WITH THEM
From Kittenhood to
Senior Years
Your cat’s needs change over time. Every stage of your cat’s life brings different needs. We’re here with thoughtful care and guidance to support their health from kittenhood through their senior years.
Kittens
Start with guidance on cat vaccination, nutrition, parasite testing, FeLV/FIV testing, development, and planning for a cat spay or cat neuter.
Adult Cats
Stay on top of their health with regular cat checkups, dental care, vaccination planning, nutrition guidance, and parasite control.
Senior Cats
As your cat gets older, ongoing veterinary care helps you recognize changes and make informed decisions about their evolving needs.
CAT CARE THROUGH EVERY STAGE
Services for Cats
Wellness Checkups
Routine exams help you keep track of changes in your cat’s health over time.
Cat Vaccination
Vaccination plans help protect your cat based on their age, lifestyle, and individual needs.
Cat Dental Care
Dental cleanings do a lot more than freshen breath including preventing dental disease which can be painful, protecting vital organs and adding to your pet’s overall health.
Cat Spay
Spaying prevents pregnancy and helps protect female cats against certain reproductive diseases and cancers.
Cat Neuter
Neutering prevents reproduction and can reduce certain health risks and behaviours such as roaming and spraying.
Cat Microchip
Permanent identification can help your cat find their way back to you if they become lost.
Parasite Care
Testing, prevention, and treatment help protect your cat from worms and other harmful parasites.
End-of-Life Care
Compassionate support helps you prioritize your cat’s comfort and navigate difficult decisions with care.
Not sure what you need?
Our team of professionals would be happy to assist you over the phone to schedule an appointment. Don’t hesitate to call us during office hours, or leave a message and we can call you back. If your matter is an Emergency please visit our Emergency Contact Information here.
Testimonials
What Our Clients Are Saying
Why CAT Owners in Oakville and Burlington Choose Burloak SINCE 1970
Frequently Asked Questions
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How much does it cost to spay a cat?
The cost of a cat spay can depend on your cat and the care involved. Contact Burloak for current pricing and an estimate so you understand the costs before scheduling.
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How much does it cost to neuter a cat?
The cost of a cat neuter can vary based on your cat and the care required. Our team can provide current pricing and explain what to expect before you book.
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Can you spay a cat in heat?
A cat can sometimes be spayed while in heat, but there may be additional considerations. If your cat is currently in heat, speak with our veterinary team about the appropriate next step.
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When should I spay or neuter my cat?
The right timing depends on your cat’s age, development, and health. Your veterinarian can help you decide when to spay a cat or when to neuter a cat based on their individual needs.
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How much should I feed a kitten?
Our technicians can help determine how much to feed a kitten depends on their age, weight, development, and food. Your veterinarian can help determine an appropriate amount, including how much wet food to feed your kitten, as they grow.
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How do I train and litter train a kitten?
Keep training positive and consistent. For litter training a kitten, provide an accessible, clean litter box in a quiet location and introduce them to it early.
WHEN YOUR CAT NEEDS CARE
Feel Confident About Where 
You Take Them
Your cat deserves care that respects their needs. You deserve a cat vet who listens, explains, and helps you feel confident about what comes next.
Find thoughtful cat care in Oakville and Burlington at Burloak Animal Hospital.
