Corona Update for VIPs And Our Vets’ News

🐾IMPORTANT CORONA NEWS FOR OUR VIPs🐾

Some clients are wondering how to get their flea and wormers as we are keeping visits to the surgery to a minimum.
👇PLEASE WATCH THE VIDEO FOR MORE INFORMATION👇
We are trying to help our clients as much as possible in this difficult time so we will be posting all your flea and wormers at our cost automatically to you for the next three months. 💊
There is nothing you need to do. 🐾
This will however take 7-10 days to set up as we have 8,500 prescriptions to write so please bear with us.
If you need meds in the meantime please call or email and we can get them ready for you.
🙀 Flea and tick season is here so remember your pets in this stressful time.

Best wishes and Stay Safe!

We Are Here For You

🐾 Please don’t worry! 🐾

We understand during this very uncertain time that you may be worried about your pets becoming ill or injured.

Please feel rest assured although we have put our routine appointments on hold for a little while, that we are still here for those pets in need. We have just put a couple of measures in place so we are able to treat them, whilst maintaining public safety.

Stories From Our Hero Vets

We want to be here for you and your pet as much as possible! Our expert vets are available for emergency appointments, phone and video consults. Let’s stay indoors, keep safe and continue to give our pets the care they need. Here are some of the sweet pets that visited us this week looking for our team’s emergency care and treatment.

A Loving New Family

Mulan came into our Surgery as she needed some assistance during Labour. Our vet Kate Wilsher (pictured) gave her a helping hand and performed a C-section. Mulan is now a mother to two beautiful puppies and her maternal instincts have already kicked in as she nurses her little ones with their first feed😍

We wish Mulan and her pups all the best and look forward to an update on this new family🐶❤😍

From A Cat Fight To The Vets

This handsome boy is Zampa! Zampa had been in a fight with another cat which caused an infection within his lungs making it fill up with pus and fluid. Our vet Andreas did an emergency procedure to place a drain into his chest so that the fluid could be drained multiple times a day by our team. Zampa was given a course of different antibiotics which helped to resolve his infection. After about a week of treatment Zampa was well enough to have the drain removed. We are glad to report that he is doing a lot better now and is back to his normal self ❤️

Annabelle’s Condition

While we’re adhering to strict social distancing rules, we’re still open to see poorly pets who don’t realise what’s going on in the world like this lovely sweet pooch Annabelle who came to us because she had blood in her vomit and diarrhoea all weekend long. Luckily she had a blood test which was normal meaning she’s probably got nasty gastroenteritis (gastro), and has gotten much better with some medication while she too self isolates. Glad she’s feeling better!