Cat Prescription Medication
Find your cat’s prescription online safely and conveniently with VioVet. We supply UK-licensed cat prescription medications to help manage short-term illnesses and long-term conditions, including hyperthyroidism, diabetes, heart disease, arthritis, chronic kidney disease or renal failure, skin conditions, infections, eye conditions and digestive disorders.
Ordering online is simple, and often more cost-effective. Just find your cat’s medication on our site, place your order, and upload a valid prescription provided by your local veterinarian to complete your purchase. Every prescription is carefully reviewed by our qualified veterinary team to make sure it’s safe before we can dispense it.
We also stock a wide range of non-prescription medications, including flea and worming treatments, and supplements to help keep your cat in the best possible health.
Please note: We cannot dispense prescription medications without a valid veterinary prescription. Uploading your prescription is quick and easy through our website. For more information, see our guide on ordering prescription medicines.
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Common Cat Conditions Requiring Prescription Medication
Cats may need prescription medication for a number of health conditions. We supply medication for many common conditions from popular brands, helping you manage your pet’s health safely and effectively at home.
Hyperthyroidism is one of the most common hormonal conditions affecting older cats. Prescription hyperthyroidism medications help regulate thyroid hormone production and manage symptoms such as: weight loss, increased appetite, hyperactivity and changes in behaviour, as part of a treatment plan prescribed by your vet.
Diabetes is a long-term condition that affects your cat's ability to regulate blood sugar levels. Prescription diabetes medications, including insulin therapy, can help manage the condition when used as directed by your vet.
Veterinary diabetic diets are nutritionally formulated to target a more stable blood glucose level through the day. They are non-prescription but should only be used alongside your treating vet’s guidance, changing a diabetic pet’s diet can alter their treatment plan.
Kidney disease is a common condition in older cats and often requires ongoing veterinary management. Prescription kidney medications help support kidney function and manage symptoms.
The vet treating your cat's renal disease may suggest a special veterinary diet for them, to help reduce the workload the kidney has to manage. They may also recommend specific supplements that provide additional nutrients or modify the diet you are currently giving.
These are all non-prescription and we stock a wide variety of these on our site. It’s important to only use these alongside your vet’s advice though as they are not appropriate for all cats with the condition.
Arthritis is increasingly recognised in older cats and can affect mobility and quality of life. Prescription arthritis medications can help reduce pain and inflammation, and support long-term joint health.
We also stock a range of non-prescription cat joint supplements that can be used as part of a long-term preventative care strategy.
Heart disease can affect cats of all ages and may require long-term treatment to help support heart function. Prescription heart medications are commonly used to help improve circulation, reduce fluid build-up and support cardiovascular health.
Cats can develop a variety of skin conditions, including allergies, dermatitis and infections that can cause itching, irritation and discomfort. Prescription skin medications help manage symptoms and aim to resolve the underlying cause.
We also stock a wide range of non-prescription cat skin and coat supplements and diets that help the skin and coat condition, aiding recovery and improving skin barrier function. Veterinary diets for allergies are great for managing food related sensitivities, but should be used alongside guidance from your vet.
Cats are commonly affected by parasites including fleas, mites and worms. Prescription flea and worming treatments help protect your cat against infestations, with options including spot-on treatments, tablets and other vet-recommended solutions.
We also stock a wide range of non-prescription flea treatments and wormers for cats to keep them protected year-round.
