Angus Cat Rescue are a fantastic local charity who always have cats, and occasionally have kittens, who are looking for their forever home. All their cats are fully health checked by our own vets, as well as vaccinated, neutered and microchipped before they are being rehomed.

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Be extremely cautious of adverts in newspapers, on social media, or clasified adverts on websites such as Gumtree, and Facebook Marketplace.

Unless it’s a well known and reputable rescue charity, it’s important that you see any kitten you’re thinking about getting with their parents, in their home environment, so you know they’ve both been well cared for.

This lets you see what their parents are like, and check the health of the mother and ensure she is up to date with routine vaccinations, worming, etc. You can also check their living environment is hygienic and has allowed your kitten to get used to normal household life.

Never meet anyone outside their home environment to purchase a kitten or cat.

Most of our vets are able to complete pet passports for travelling abroad, or other official documentation needed for importing and exporting cats. For further detailed information please visit the government's website.

We can also provide advice on parasite control and disease prevention when travelling abroad.

We strongly advise that kittens and cats are vaccinated. The kitten vaccinations help to protect against Feline Panleucopaenia Virus (feline enteritis), Feline Rhinotracheitis Virus (feline flu), Feline Calici Virus (feline flu) and Feline Leukaemia Virus.

The first vaccination can be given as young as nine weeks of age, with the second given three weeks after, but not before twelve weeks of age.

We also recommend annual booster vaccinations to maintain protection against serious infectious disease, which include a full physical examinations. All cats should be regularly treated to kill parasitic worms; this is for both your cat’s health and also the health of any children they may come into contact with. Kittens should be wormed monthly until six months old and adult cats should be treated every three months. Cats also require regular treatment for external parasites, especially fleas.

Our Pet Care Plan is a simple way to spread the cost of your pet’s routine healthcare while keeping them happy and healthy year-round. It covers vaccinations, flea and worm treatments, health checks, and more with extra savings on services and products. Choose from tailored plans for dogs and enjoy peace of mind with monthly direct debits. Welcome to Pet Care Simplified!

We encourage all clients to take out insurance cover for your dog, to help cover some veterinary treatment fees and third party liability. Our partnership with Pet Proactive allows us to provide you with an insurance that works alongside your Pet Care Plan, providing complete coverage no matter what happens.

285 Queen Street
Broughty Ferry, DD2 2HT

Mon to Fri: 08:00 - 20:30
Sat and Sun: 09:00 - 16:00

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Carnousite, DD7 7NY

Mon to Fri: 08:00 - 17:30
Sat and Sun: Closed

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Arbroath, DD11 1LE

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Sat and Sun: Closed