Veterineria Saranda / Veterinarian in Saranda

08/10/2024

Good Job 👏 Wet Noses - Saranda Animal Care & Rescue Non-Profit Organization ❤️🐕🐈

08/05/2024

30/04/2024

30/01/2024

26/06/2023

Painful grass seed buried deep in Dog's ear👂
Qeni u paraqit me dhimbje vjeshi, infeksion, tundje te kokes.
Pas ekzaminimit me Otoscope me camer u vret prani e barit e cila kishte perparuar shume ne thellsi te kanalit te vesh*t. Pas shume perpjekjesh u be e mundur largimi i tije nga veshi.
Kujdes asnjehere mos i neglizhoni problemet ne putroshat tuaj sepse me pas do te jete shume von !! !!

02/02/2023

W styczniu mieliśmy wielką przyjemność gościć u nas lek. wet. Sheme Cela z Albanii. Przez dwa tygodnie pracowaliśmy ramię w ramię by wspólnie dzielić się wiedzą i doświadczeniami, które są tak potrzebne w opiece nad naszymi pacjentami. Dziękujemy za wspaniały czas wypełniony owocną współpracą i inspirującymi rozmowami. Mamy nadzieje, że jeszcze się spotkamy 😉

Od siebie dodamy, że Sheme Cela jest wielkim przyjacielem zwierząt a szczególnie zwierząt bezdomnych i należy się mu głęboki pokłon uznania.

In January, we had the great pleasure of hosting Dr. vet. Sheme Çela from Albania. For two weeks we worked side by side to share the knowledge and experiences that are so necessary in the care of our patients. Thank you for a wonderful time filled with fruitful cooperation and inspiring conversations. We hope to meet again 😉

We will add from ourselves that Sheme is a great friend of animals, especially homeless animals, and he deserves a deep bow of appreciation.

13/09/2022

I am glad to announce that additional equipment has been added to our clinic. These will allow us to offer more services and care for your beloved pets. We can now claim that we are the only clinic in the south of Albania that has all the spaces, parameters and equipment to be called such. Thank you so much for trusting us with your beloved pets and for your support.

03/02/2022

I know that we post a lot of cute puppies and kittens, but the reality is that this can be an absolutely heart shattering job 💔🐾

At the end of the day, you may never know exactly what is happening behind our closed doors. A pet may be on our crash bench whilst we fight to save their life, trying to make sure they get to go home today with their family. Sometimes we aren’t so lucky 💔

We truly appreciate the people who wait patiently and the people who let emergencies or obviously unwell patients be seen by the vet first. If you are expecting a phone call from us, please don't think we have forgotten about you, we may just be trying to help out a patient who truly needs us right now. ❤️

Not only does the trauma of losing a pet stay with a pet owner, but it stays with us too. We are not robots. We are not emotionless beings. We care oh so much. We go home and tell our families and partners about our patients and all the types of cases we see. We vent to them about how upsetting losing one of our patients was and how upset their family and children were to lose their family pet. We share in the grief of saying goodbye.
We, Vets & Vet Nurses choose to do this job because WE LOVE ANIMALS. 🐶🐱
We take care of your pets because we know how much they mean to you. We worry, even lose sleep over your pets. When we send you home with an empty passenger seat, it hurts. 💔 We care more about your furry family members than our bladders, our feet, our hungry stomachs or our families who are waiting at home for us. 🏡

It breaks our hearts to go home after a busy day of literally fighting to save lives, to then see people so easily throw hurtful words around about vets on the internet.

We are not perfect- but we only ever give our best.
Always be kind, think before you type and if you have questions, just ask because you will never truly know know what type of day your vet has been through ❤️🐾

17/01/2022

The Dog named cloud was a street dog which was saved off the streets by a lady from the states named Jennifer, where she noticed that Cloud’s belly for a long time was swollen. After all the necessary checks, I decided to operate cloud, where we found that her uterus was full of pus (pyometra). She underwent surgical removal and intensive treatment. Now she is in very good health and the even better news is that she was adopted by an English family and soon will leave for England.