CEME Gatos Narvarte - 03600 Ciudad de México

Good service, friendly service. They know how to take care of cats. The doctors are very cool. The offices could be bigger, they are currently very small. Higher prices than a normal vet.

A wonderful Feline Hospital

An excellent clinic to take you kitty. The attention is wonderful and specialized, that is something that is appreciated. It is wonderful to know that there is a clinic specializing in cats, and that they treat them exceptionally when one takes them for consultation.

They are the best!!! They saved my furry life!!! There really is no one better than them to treat kittens (I have two that I always have there) either with regular check-ups (important for prevention! And really, there is no fault with CEMEGATOS) or for the treatment of any disease. I say this because I have been to many types of clinics and none of them compare, not even with the "simple" check-ups.

Excellent attention, my kitty rocket rates it with 5 stars. The appointments are scheduled so you do not have to wait, the office is adapted in such a way that the kittens do not get stressed. Without a doubt, after this attention, we will not go to other places to consult.

I had high expectations for this place and was disappointed. The most remarkable thing are the facilities that are adapted for kittens, the treatment at the reception and the first person who attended us was good but what I did not like at all was the treatment we received from Dr. Sachila, who did not even know He introduced himself when he arrived and although my mother was giving him comments about my kitten, he did not pay attention to her or address her. The cost of the consultation seemed very high for the service they provide.

Well. It turns out that 9 days ago Saraí and I rescued a kitten. It appeared to her on the street and she couldn't take it off. Anyway, we brought him home and after a while of deliberation we called him Porfirio. The next day we took him to the usual vet and he was given probiotics and a supplement. But, suddenly he began to deteriorate very quickly and became emaciated. Yesterday, Thursday, May 5, I took him in for a check-up and was diagnosed as very serious and would require hospitalization. We looked for a place because a little hospital in Ceylán, Tlalnepantla did not beat us and after several proposals we arrived at CEME Gatos. Dr. Daniela received him and made a very coherent and sensible diagnosis. Kidney and liver damage and severe anemia. He would require a blood transfusion and we offered two of the house cats. They put him in an oxygen chamber to improve his oxygenation. Today, Friday the 6th, we took the cats early, they valued them and took Nico as a donor. When we went for Nico after recovering from anesthesia, Porfirio was noticeably improved, although there is still a lot to do. None of the three, Mapo, Nico and Porfirio have feline leukemia or AIDS.

They treat the kittens very well, with a lot of love. They explain things well and there are very good doctors. The cost is reasonable. ñ.ñ