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.
It has certainly been a difficult few months but in spite of this we have been working hard to ensure that at least some normal service has been provided to our clients. We hope that in this time we have been able to maintain the high standards that our clients expect, keep our staff and … New Hours And Consulting Times Valley Vetcare
6 years ago in April, Valley Vetcare opened its doors for the first time and from pretty humble beginnings the practice has flourished and grown mainly due to the amazing staff that work here. It has been a testing few weeks for everyone but I am so proud of what they have achieved to continue … Ongoing Support For Your Pets – An 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.
It’s still very early but as we all get ready for the Christmas festive period then we have to think about our furry friends too! Getting the odd Xmas outfit is lots of fun for them?! But please remember other parts of Christmas can be more serious and dangerous for your pets. Mince pies, Christmas … Christmas Time & Pets
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
