From vaccinations to flea control, we provide all the routine treatments your pet needs.
We now offer NEW! @YourVet – a FREE service for our clients that makes registering your pet fast and secure. Simply complete the online form and our team will get back to you as soon as possible.
As we head towards summer, it’s a great time to get out and about for some quality time with our pets. However, if we’re lucky enough to get some warm weather, there are some extra precautions we may need to take to keep our dogs safe. In this blog, we will be asking how do … How Do I Keep My Dog Safe In The Hot Weather?
It’s been a busy year at Valley Vetcare, which is just the way we like it! We’ve cared for many amazing owners and their pets, performing the usual routine appointments and operations, along with some interesting, complicated, and exciting surgeries. We do love a challenge!
Just a few notes on how we are working at Valley Vetcare during the Covid-19 pandemic.
Hopefully in the next few weeks we will have some answers as to the travel arrangements for pets going to and from Europe. We are still seeing some animals coming in for travel in the New Year and currently the regulations are the same. A rabies injection is given once the pet is microchipped and … Pet Passports Update
It’s looking like it might be a very hot weekend so please ensure that while you enjoy the sun, spare some thoughts for the little ones out there!! Have fun and enjoy, but make sure to follow our hot weather pet advice, here are some tips for the warmer weather.
Parvovirus is a serious virus for dogs, keep reading for more advice on a recently confirmed case in Rochdale.
Good morning! We have received notification from the government about the different scenarios that may occur with Brexit in March 2019 and pet passports. As yet, it is unclear exactly what may happen and what may be required. Please follow the link below which advises pet owners before they travel. If you do require further … Pet Passports and Brexit!
We’ve had another busy day in surgery. The main operation today was a tibial tuberosity advancement which is used to treat dogs that have damaged their cruciate ligaments in the knee joint. Cruciate disease is very common in many breeds of dogs (and we do occasionally see cats with it too!). Some of the breeds … Orthopaedic Day At Valley Vetcare
