Date: 08 Apr 2020
Happy Easter everyone! We hope that you are all safe and spending (virtual) time with your family. This Easter, take the opportunity to spend even more time with your cuddling buddies and spoil them!
Please remember to keep the Easter treats hidden from snuffling noses! Check out our top 5 dangerous and toxic items to keep away from your pets this Easter!. If you suspect your pet has eaten something they shouldn’t, please call us as soon as possible.
#Quizoftheday
Thank you so much for the lovely response to our quiz! Some great answers coming in there and loving the pics! ☺️☺️We hope you enjoyed doing it as much as Team Briar enjoyed putting it together for you xxHere are the answers…..
Gepostet von Briar House Veterinary Practice am Donnerstag, 2. April 2020
What better way to start your morning than with a quiz? See the questions in the video, try to answer as many as possible and then check the answers. How many did you get right?
Lily’s Emergency Surgery
Beautiful Lily visited Croydon Vets to see our Vet Mark after she underwent emergency surgery last week 🐶
Lily had a Pyometra, which is an infected uterus and is a very serious condition that can occur in unneutered female dogs. Mark alongside our fantastic nurses carried out emergency surgery to remove her uterus. We also administered fluids to keep her hydrated alongside pain relief and antibiotics 💉
Lily was so brave and the whole team fell in love with her sweet nature❤️. We are so pleased to see that she is recovering well and is back to her normal happy self 🐾
If you are at all worried about your pet, please give us a call at the surgery and we can arrange a video or telephone consultation with one of our brilliant Vets ☎️
Naughty Toby And A Tennis Ball
Here is the lovely Staffie Toby shaking hands with our vet Margit. Toby was extremely ill after swallowing part of a tennis ball (barely recognisable in the picture shown), which then became firmly stuck in his guts.
Margit had to perform a life saving surgery to remove the blockage from his small intestines. It was quite a tricky surgery as Toby was very weak and he needed a lot of care during and after the procedure, which all the dedicated vets and nurses of The Animal Clinic were happy to provide, even in tough times like these.
We are so happy to report that Toby has a made a full recovery, and we like to think in this picture he is saying thank you to Margit for saving his life 🥰
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