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Pets Cats of East Village

Cats of East Village

Cat owners are still writing this one. Here is what I know so far, and a box for what you know.

Chip your cat by 20 weeks

Since 10 June 2024, every pet cat in England must be microchipped and registered before it is 20 weeks old, indoor cats included, and you have to keep your contact details up to date. The fine is up to £500.

Source: gov.uk, checked 18 October 2026.

Vets nearby

Nearest first

These are the vets in the directory. Not every practice sees every animal, so call ahead before you take a cat in.

Grooming

Most groomers listed here work with dogs. Ask before you book a cat.

A cat that isn’t yours

  • It looks well and keeps coming back

    Probably someone’s cat, and probably fine. A paper collar asking the owner to get in touch is a polite first step.

  • It looks thin, hurt or lost

    Ask a vet whether they can check it for a chip, and call ahead first. Newham does not collect stray or lost cats.

  • You think it has been abandoned

    Newham points people to the Celia Hammond Animal Trust, a charity that helps stray and abandoned cats across London. Its site has advice on what to do next.

Sources: Newham Council, stray animals and Celia Hammond Animal Trust, checked 18 October 2026.

Add what you know

A vet that is good with cats, a cattery, a sitter, a tip for a cat in a flat. I read every one before anything goes on this page.

Not published. Only used if I need to ask you something.

Getting a pet Your landlord, the chip law and Newham’s rules, on the pets page Can’t find it? Ask Rosie It searches all of EVH, not just cats in E20.