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Marley is our amazing case of the month for June! Many of us know that cats are prone to kidney disease and this is life threatening but read on and see how Marley has survived Acute Renal Failure and with treatment is leading a normal happy life.
With all the recent hot weather and mild winter that we had we are definitely seeing an explosion in tick numbers and this raises concerns regarding the spread of Lymes Disease. Thankfully for dogs at risk there is now a new Lymes Disease Vaccination available.
Who doesn’t like puppies? You have to have a tough skin not to go mushy for our case of the month for May involving brave Petal and her four pups delivered by emergency Caesarian!
We’re joining TV presenter and naturalist Chris Packham and the University of Bristol’s Big Tick Project this summer to look at rising tick numbers and the risk to our dogs and ourselves from tick-borne diseases such as Lyme Disease.
Thanks to one of our lovely clients and her children, this week we have managed to save 11 ducklings!
Spot the obvious problem! Air is supposed to be in your lungs within your chest - not leaking out into your surrounding tissues. Read on to see how Dennis managed to survive this despite being 15 years old!
We had a fantastic time this Bank Holiday Monday at the Guildford Lions Fun Dog Show. The sun was shining and we had over 160 entries this year! Best of all the entire show raised over £6000 for local Guildford charities.
Wishing you all a very happy Easter weekend!
We will be open as usual on Saturday morning (9-12). In the unlikely event of an emergency over the Bank Holiday Vets Now will be available 24/7. If you are at all worried about your pet please call the surgery or phone Vets Now directly on 01483 346203.
This month’s “case of the month” is an unforgettable character. “Hardy” named after one of the comedic duo “Laurel and Hardy” is a happy go lucky pug!
Many of you who follow this blog will have read before about a condition called Alabama Rot that affects dogs otherwise known as Idiopathic Cutaneous and Renal Glomerular Vasculopathy or CRGV for short. Please read on for an update on this condition.
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