Park Issa Vets

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With Christmas on its way our pets are more at risk of poisoning check out our display on the different poisons your pet may find.... #tvmxmasparty

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It is nearly the end of October and fireworks are on the way...
For advice on how to help your pet through this stressful time come in for a free clinic with our nurses to book please ring 01691 670067.
Or check out our facebook page @ParkIssaVets

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Firework season is well on its way is your pet ready?
If your pet gets anxious with loud noises it is well worth bringing them in to see our nurses for advice. To book a free of charge nurse clinic please ring 01691 670067

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We have two beautiful cats that need to find their forever home...
Itsy and Smokey have lived together for their whole lives. For more details or if you would like to rehome these wonderful cats please ring 01691 670067.

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Here are some fabulous pictures of Trixie the cat. For more of his story please check out our facebook page https://t.co/I0vDvudydQ

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We don't want our farm clients to feel left out so there are newsletters on the farm news on our website too 😁
https://t.co/U9CqSJYXzc

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Check out our small animal summer newsletter on our website...
https://t.co/LVQOkIQpX4

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Unfortunately we have had a small ginger male kitten brought in deceased. He was found on Racecourse Lane. If you think he may be yours please contact 01691 670067.

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We know it's a bit early to think about tupping but here is some useful information about enzootic abortion in ewes worth a read...
If you have had positives from the free blood samples at the market or are considering vaccination please contact the surgery for advice.

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If you think your pet is suffering from Heatstroke please call the vets immediately. It is important to recognise the symptoms which include, panting excessively, lethargy, weakness, incoordination, drooling and vomiting.

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Brachycephalic breeds such as pugs and bull dogs suffer more in summer due to the fact that they are unable to control their temperature as other breeds so always be extra careful if you have these breeds.

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Remember that it can be very dangerous to keep your pets in a hot car. The heat can rise to deadly levels very quickly even with the windows open.

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There are products available such as cool mats and cool collars that can help keep your pet comfortable.

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In very hot weather tarmac can melt and stick to your pets paws.

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Walking dogs (or ferrets/rabbits/cats!!) go at cooler times such as early morning or evening. If walking when it is very hot remember that your wearing shoes but your pet isn't. If you can't touch the floor without it burning you then it's too hot for your pet.

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If your pet is kept outside making sure they have access to somewhere nice and shady and checking that they have plenty of fresh water will help.
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Summer is here with some beautiful weather. ☀️☀️☀️
Keeping your pet cool is very important and there are many different things you can do to help keep your pet comfortable in the summer.

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Some of you know that we are raising money for Mental Health Research UK if you would like to donate and read our story then please visit our just giving page. https://t.co/ONBzFeFa9Y

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Oswestry Show is only month away... 🥳🐑🐄🐎🐰🐹🐔🐃🐂
We're so excited are you??
We can't wait to see you there.