Cat Owner Resources in Oxford, CT

This is your one-stop hub for everything that makes caring for your cat easier — forms, payment and financing options, our pharmacy, rewards, and trusted references. Cat’s Corner Veterinary Hospital gathers these resources in one place so cat owners across Oxford, CT and nearby communities can find what they need quickly, before, during, or after a visit.

Resources That Make Care Easier

At Cat’s Corner, we believe good feline care is a partnership, and that starts with giving you the tools and information to play an active role in your cat’s health. Education has always been central to how we practice, so we’ve collected the forms, financial resources, and references our clients ask about most. Whether you’re a new client preparing for a first visit or a longtime family keeping records in order, you’ll find practical help here. Explore our full range of feline veterinary services for more.

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Getting Started & Giving Back

Two good places to begin: getting set up as a client, and learning about the fund that helps cats in our community when care can’t wait. Both take just a moment.

New Client Form

Complete our single new client form online before your first visit to save time in the lobby, and let us know how you heard about us so we can set up your cat’s record in advance.

Helping Paws Fund

Our own nonprofit fund provides financial assistance for cats facing urgent or critical care, with 100% of public donations going directly to patients in need. To learn more or donate, call us at (203) 264-2287

Rewards That Add Up

Earn rewards on the care you already provide, all through the PetDesk app.

Our rewards run through the PetDesk app — the same place you’ll book appointments and message our team. There’s no separate app page to visit; once you’ve downloaded it, earning and tracking your rewards happens automatically as you care for your cat with Cat’s Corner.

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Paying for Your Cat’s Care

We never want cost to stand between a cat and the care it needs, so we offer several ways to manage and pay for treatment. Payment is due at the time of service, and Cat’s Corner accepts standard payment methods and works with trusted financing and insurance partners for clients who’d like to spread costs over time. Here’s an overview of your options:
Accepted Payment Methods
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We accept cash, personal checks, and Mastercard, Visa, and Discover credit cards for all veterinary services and products.
CareCredit
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A healthcare credit card you can use for veterinary visits, medications, and prescription diets, with a range of monthly payment options.

CareCredit

Scratchpay
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A simple financing option with friendly terms and a quick application, so your cat can get care now while you pay over time.

Scratchpay

Cherry
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A flexible pay-over-time option that lets you split the cost of your cat's care into smaller monthly payments, with a quick, simple application.

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Pet Insurance & Trupanion Direct Pay
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With Trupanion's direct-pay feature, eligible claims can be processed during your visit, so the approved portion is covered up front and you pay less out of pocket.
Online Pharmacy
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Order your cat's medications and prescription diets through our online pharmacy and have them delivered to your door.
Financial Policy
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Review our financial policy and Veterinary Care Savings Account details so billing and payment expectations are clear before your visit.

Beyond Our Walls

Trusted Resources for Cat Owners

Good information makes for healthier cats. Alongside our own services, we point clients toward reputable organizations and the standards we hold ourselves to. These can help you understand feline health and know what to do when care is needed outside our hours.

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We're AAHA-Accredited

Cat’s Corner Veterinary Hospital is AAHA-accredited, a distinction held by only about 12–15% of animal hospitals in the U.S. and Canada. See what that standard means for your cat.

About Our Standards

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Cat Friendly Care at Home (AAFP)

Vet-backed tips for keeping cats healthy and calm at home, from the American Association of Feline Practitioners.

Visit catvets.com

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Fear Free Pets

Learn how Fear Free techniques lower fear, anxiety, and stress for cats, at the vet and at home.

Visit fearfreepets.com

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After-Hours Emergencies

We offer in-clinic emergency care during office hours; outside those hours, go straight to a 24-hour emergency hospital. The local facilities we trust are listed on our emergency care page.

See Emergency Care