Firework Tip Number 1 🎆 Try to get your cats in before for it goes dark or when fireworks are expected and remember to secure their cat flap. When they are inside the noise from the fireworks isn’t as loud and if your feliway is plugged in this will help reduce anxiety.
Firework Tip Number 1🎆
If your dog is worried about fireworks it’s best to take them out for their daily walks during the day and keep them indoors after dark when fireworks are likely to go off
Feeding your pets these little extras can have a big effect on their weight, although they seem like a small snack they often have a high calorie content! If you think your pet could benefit from our Chub Clubs or feeding advice then book an appointment today!
How handsome is Woody? He came in earlier this month to be castrated. If you are thinking about getting your fur baby neutered, call one of our branches for more information 🐾 #vets#furbaby#dogoftheday#dogofinstagram#pupofinstagram
A reminder of our opening times over the festive period. Please allow plenty of time to order your pet's repeat prescriptions if necessary.
We hope you have a fantastic New Year's!
We want to wish our amazing clients a very merry Christmas! We hope you and your four legged friends all have a fantastic day. Just remember to keep those 'Holiday Hazards' out of reach of your pet!
If you need us in the event of an emergency you can call us on the usual numbers
Here are our opening times over Christmas!
Please be aware that our Penyffordd branch will be closed from tomorrow and will reopen on the 2nd January. We hope you have a fantastic Christmas and a very happy new year!
12 Days of Holiday Hazards: Blue Cheese: More cheese Gromit? But no blue cheese please! This smally snack contains a substance which dogs are sensitive to and can cause gastic upset, tremors and seizures.
Keep it out of reach of furry paws.
Here are our opening hours for the festive period. In the event of an emergency during the days we are closed please call the usual practice number and you will be connected to our out of hours provider, VetsNow
Macadamia Nuts! Tasty for us but toxic to our pets! Can cause weakness, tremors, and stiffness when walking. Other signs of ingestion include vomiting and an increased body temperature.
Keep these treats locked away – especially the ones coated in chocolate… double danger!
This week's #weightlosswednesday superstar is the very handsome (but cheeky) Alfie! He has lost an amazing 1.9kg which is 15% of his starting weight!
If you want to bring your pet in for Chub Club you can book an appointment at https://t.co/E9AqVS5Cv8