For Vets
Expert guidance for complex cases and elevated clinical care.
1-15 Lexington Rd, Underwood, QLD, AU, 4119
The Gold Standard for Feline Hyperthyroidism
Heartfelt Stories from Our Beautiful Patients
We offer a comprehensive range of veterinary services dedicated to feline health and care.
Personalised evaluations of your cat’s health & wellbeing.
LEARN MOREDetailed evaluations to diagnose your cat’s symptoms.
LEARN MORETargeted therapy for thyroid dysfunction in cats.
LEARN MORECat Specialist Services is a cat vet referral practice offering specialist treatments like radioactive iodine, ureteral bypass catheter & sinus trephination.
LEARN MOREWe are the only hospital where specialists in feline medicine, surgery, cardiology and anaesthesia collaborate to deliver the highest standard of care.
LEARN MORETelehealth consultations are available through Cat Specialist Services.
LEARN MOREWe offer a Feline Outpatient Ultrasound service, providing high-quality ultrasound examinations in a cat-friendly environment with specialist advice for ongoing case management.
LEARN MOREExpert guidance for complex cases and elevated clinical care.
Quick solutions, seamless referrals and reliable support you can trust.
Premium care and professional attention for your beloved cat.
We offer premier veterinary care exclusively for cats because we love them—seriously, we’re all completely cat-obsessed. Our dedicated team combines expertise and passion to meet the unique needs of each feline, providing the exceptional treatment both cats and their owners deserve.
Our state-of-the-art facilities and collaborative approach support a wide range of specialties. We design every aspect of our practice to ensure cats feel comfortable and secure, using advanced diagnostics and gentle handling techniques.
Cat Specialist Services offers industry-leading feline radioactive iodine therapy. Our dedicated suite in Brisbane provides advanced care for hyperthyroidism, a common and serious condition in older cats.
This gold-standard treatment involves a single capsule given by mouth. It is highly effective, safe and generally well-tolerated. Most cats return to normal thyroid levels within weeks.
Access a wide range of resources for vets, from referrals and reports to treatment guides, FAQs and patient stories. We’re committed to empowering veterinary professionals with the support and advice necessary to provide exceptional care for cats.
Access a wide range of resources for nurses, including referrals, treatment guides, FAQs and patient stories. We’re dedicated to empowering veterinary professionals with the support and advice they need to deliver high-quality care for cats.
Access a wide range of resources for cat owners, including uplifting patient stories, articles on common conditions and treatments, FAQs, important links, how to book an appointment and how to prepare for your hospital visit.
Our commitment to feline health is best seen in the stories of the cats we’ve had the privilege of treating. These journeys highlight the dedication, expertise and compassion that drive us.
Each patient faced unique challenges, and it was our honour to offer high-quality care and help them regain strength and happiness. We value the deep bonds with cats and their owners, knowing the difference we make in their lives.
At 5 months old, Tango was diagnosed with Feline Infectious Peritonitis (FIP). Once considered a fatal disease, the introduction of new treatments has significantly boosted the survival rate.
Toffee faced a frightening battle with tick paralysis and aspiration pneumonia, she was rushed to AES when her owners noticed her vomiting, breathing difficulties and trouble walking.
Mischievous JJ had a close call when he ingested part of a lily—an extremely toxic plant for cats. Thanks to the quick actions of his owner, Sophie, a VSS vet nurse, JJ made a full recovery.
Han presented after limping on his hind leg for two weeks following an accident at home. An X-ray revealed a fractured growth plate in his hip, requiring surgery to repair the injury.
Coco stayed with us at CSS while recovering from a nephrectomy (the surgical kidney removal). After months of unsuccessful treatment for a ureteral obstruction, this became necessary.
Pet Owners
If you would like to talk about treatment for your cat, call us on 1300 228 377 or fill in the form.
In an emergency, please contact your local vet.
Vets and Nurses
To refer a patient or book a telehealth consultation please call us on 1300 228 377, book through the portal or fill in the form. For advice calls, please see the guidelines here.