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It hardly seems like five minutes ago that we opened but we are rapidly approaching our first Birthday on the 17th October! We are planning a little birthday party to thank everyone for being so supportive over our first year.
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* as of 18th August 2023
It hardly seems like five minutes ago that we opened but we are rapidly approaching our first Birthday on the 17th October! We are planning a little birthday party to thank everyone for being so supportive over our first year.
It's slightly scary how quickly these cases seem to be coming around! This month brave Freddie Andrews is our star.Freddie is a very bouncy 12 week old springer spaniel puppy. Taking photos of him isn't easy as he likes to play so much! As you can see with him attacking the camera strap!Unfortunately he has been born with an incredibly rare condition called Goniodysgenesis which results in Glaucoma developing within the eye.
This month we are featuring Sky Nickells a young Siberian Husky who fell foul of an unusual foreign body.
Thanks to everyone's hard work we have managed to achieve RCVS Accreditation!
The Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons run a voluntary Practice Standards Scheme which is a rigorous test of Veterinary Practices across the country. We have managed to achieve General Practice Status of which there are only a few in Guildford. The only higher accolade is to be awarded hospital status and as a one vet practice we are not allowed to qualify!
We had a great time yesterday at the Albury Produce Show but not as great as all the dogs we met! With a fantastic BBQ and gravy bones galore it was thirsty work for our canine friends in the surprisingly good weather we've had this weekend! There is an album of a few of the dogs we met on the day on our Facebook page - can you spot yours?
Our case of the month this time is Pippa Newman a Springer Spaniel with a very unusual swelling on her face.
It’s that fantastic time of year when there are lots of new puppies about. If you are considering buying a puppy here are some top tips to consider.
Once you have made the decision we have free puppy packs at the practice with lots of helpful advice about settling your new arrival in. It is a really good idea to have your pup examined by Louise within the first couple of days of arriving, regardless of if a vaccination is due. This is a complimentary examination which gives the pup time to meet us without experiencing an injection and can highlight any potential problems that the breeder might not have necessarily noticed beforehand.
Our Case of the Month for May involves Tom Palmar - a very smart ginger tom cat! Over a few months the owners had noticed he had runny eyes, he was very well in himself, but they just did not seem to be clearing up.
Modern technology triumphed this week! It's not very often that happens....
Mrs Blunt and her daughters had found a very spritely Cocker Spaniel. He was unhurt and lively but his tag on his collar was missing and he was clearly lost.On bringing him to the surgery we scanned him for a microchip. Much to our surprise he had an unusual six digit chip originating from the USA! European chips have a longer chip number so are always easy to recognise.
We had an amazing day on Saturday! Between 11am and 1pm we ran a fundraiser for the Blue Cross - Paws for Tea.
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