Pet of the Month

Foreign body visible inside cornea Harry, our February 2020 Pet of the Month, had become suddenly withdrawn and subdued at home, not wanting to go for walks or eat, and…

Ruby had two large, fatty tumours (called lipomas) that had slowly grown over many years. We had previously tested the growths and confirmed they were lipomas. Normally we would leave…

Perforated leaking eye We first saw Belle with a very large corneal ulcer in the middle of her right eye. The cornea is the transparent layer at the front of…

Rufus at his post-op check A big hello to little Rufus who is our November Pet of the Month! Rufus was only 5 months old and out for an exciting…

Eating post op! A big hello to little Rosie who is our October Pet of the Month! Rosie was less than 10 weeks old and was enjoying a good play-fight…

Five year old Boxer Lola had had a mass on the top of her head which had been slowly growing. Whilst tests confirmed that the nodular mass was a benign…

This is Elsie who is our July Pet of the Month! Poor Elsie came to see us as a second opinion as her condition wasn’t improving under her existing vets….

One year old Minnie came to see us back in March. She had become clingy and lethargic at home, and her owners noticed that when she was trying to eat…

A big hello to Thomas who is our Pet of the Month this April! Thomas came in to see us back in January with a very sore-looking fleshy mass in…

A big hello to Baxter who is our March 2019 Pet of the Month to raise awareness of the benefits of pet acupuncture! Baxter first came to see our vet…

This is little Peg, our February Pet of the Month, who is thankfully all better after a life-threatening lungworm scare. Read Peg’s story below, and find out how you can…

Jessie came to us with a rapid, progressive deterioration over a few days and had got worse so quickly that she couldn’t stand when she arrived at the practice. We…