What we’ve been up to
This is Lara! Lovely Lara came in to see us because she was being sick and not her usual bouncy self. Lara was placed on an intravenous drip and it was decided to take some x-rays as the vet thought she could feel something in her abdomen........sure enough there was something in there! It seemed that the object was moving along her intestines without any problems and by the next morning she was feeling much happier so it was decided for us to monitor her and track it’s progress through her tummy to make sure it didn’t get stuck. Luckily a day later she passed a lovely marble and no surgery was needed. Not all dogs are as lucky as Lara and can swallow larger objects that do get stuck and require surgery to remove them! Lara is now back to her bouncy self and hopefully not eating any more marbles! 🐶
The totals are in for our Buy 1 Give 1 Campaign!!!
In the month of March we have provided 3 Rabies Injections to dogs in Nepal, we have neutered 6 dogs in Nepal and provided 8 goats to family in Kenya. Let’s hope we can keep up the good work in the month of April!
7 Things You Should NEVER Do to Your Dog | petMD
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Dedicated dog parents are some of the most incredible people in the world. But even the most caring dog moms and dog dads sometimes do things that just aren’t in the best interests of their four-legged companions.
Earlier on today we had this little chap in to say hello! isn’t he tiny?! He loved the smell of the dog treats but unfortunately they were a little too big for him at the moment! 🐶
With Brexit looming at the end of the month, it is essential that if you are planning on taking your pet abroad to check out the link below regarding the potential changes that could happen! 🐶
Pet travel to Europe after Brexit
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Advice for pet owners planning to take a pet to any EU country after 29 March 2019 in the event of the UK leaving the EU without a deal.Unfortunately we are experiencing some trouble with our telephone lines. Please call us on 07517476816 instead of our usual number or pop into the practice.
Apologies for any inconvenience caused.