Swan Veterinary Practice

20/08/2024

One of our feline patients escaped the owners grasp in our Dyce carpark today.
He is a ginger neutered male with an injured front leg.

Please, if you spot him, get in touch, his owners are very worried about him. Thank you

12/08/2024

Something to cheer up everyone’s Monday 💙

08/08/2024

Happy International Cat Day to all our purring pals 🤍
Comment with a photo of your cat(s) so we can awe at their beauty 🐾

07/08/2024

06/08/2024

We had the most adorable boys in at our Dyce practice yesterday 💙

05/08/2024

Our number one behind the scenes team member, Kasia, is running 63 miles this month for SSPCA. If you can spare a few pennies towards the cause it would be greatly appreciated 💙

Help Katarzyna Kuczaj raise money to support Scottish SPCA

05/08/2024

Sadly, we have had a deceased, small female tabby handed into the practice which was found on the bridge of don back road. Unfortunately she is not chipped.
Please call the practice or email photos to [email protected] if you believe this to be your cat

31/07/2024

🎉🚨 GUESS THE BREED 🚨 🎉
Who can guess the cross breed, this cutie is a mix of two common dog breeds!

30/07/2024

Dyce had a visit from the gorgeous Opie yesterday morning 💙

22/07/2024

Registered Veterinary Nurse required to work at our newly expanded Dyce Practice with cover as required at our Holburn Street Branch.
Must have at least 2 years experience post qualification in a companion Animal Practice.
There will be occasions when you will be working as sole RVN, however, on most occasions you will work as part of a team of 1-2 Vets, 2 RVNs and 2 VCA / reception staff.
We are a very busy independent practice and the role requires any potential applicant to be confident in all aspects of Veterinary Nursing. We all end up ‘mucking in’ where needed and this would include: Communicating with clients- face to face, through e-mail and over the phone. Communicating effectively with the veterinary team. Making appointments, repeat medication orders, adding documents to client files, taking payments etc. You must be confident with IT and have experience of veterinary management systems. Supporting the veterinary team during consults - handling animals, dispensing medicines, attending to patients needs and accurately recording information, cleaning and dealing with stock. We have excellent facilities between our practices with digital x-ray, ultrasound scanner, good in-house lab equipment and anaesthetic monitoring devices.
Our new premises provide an opportunity for Nurse Clinics and it would be an advantage to have the confidence to participate in these and to help establish ways to further engage with our clients and their pets.
We have a very busy surgical and medical schedule throughout the day and so working efficiently and effectively to support procedures, including theatre, anaesthetics, diagnostic imaging and laboratory is key to the role.

RVNs are paid weekly at an hourly rate of £16.70/hr - Equating to a yearly salary of £34,736
Hours - 40 hrs over 4 days .
You would also be part of a Saturday morning Rota - usually 1 in 5 and these would be additional hours.
20 days Holidays (For FT) plus 8 public holidays - 4 to be taken any time and 4 at Christmas.
One additional days holiday per year of service up to 5 days.
CPD is encouraged and supported.

Please send CV and supporting information to :

[email protected]

Closing Date 31st July

19/07/2024

Mowzer enjoyed seeing Mr Swan today 💖we are loving his little moustache

16/07/2024

Lazlo being very brave after his 2nd vaccine 🐾 🐾

15/07/2024

🚨Friendly reminder 🚨
XL Bullies certificate of exemption in Scotland

15/07/2024

🐾🐾As the weather gets warmer, ticks become more active! These parasites can transmit many diseases through their bite. It is important to keep your pet safe by providing proper preventative Flea and Tick treatment.

Our practice supply only the best of the best treatments, including Simparica! If you require any advice on parasites or tick removals, we are happy to help.

Our pet health plan includes great benefits such as year- round parasite control, vaccinations, six-monthly healthy pet checks and much more.

For further information or to join our pet health plan, either contact the practice directly or look at our website. https://www.swanveterinarypractice.co.uk/

Swan xx

12/07/2024

Happy Friday! From little and large 🐾🐾🐾❤️

05/07/2024

We have sadly had a deceased young male, entire black cat handed into the Holburn practice, not microchipped.
Found at the end of leggart terrace.

02/07/2024

These two stole our hearts today at the Dyce practice 🐾🐾🥹

24/06/2024

we have sadly had an entire male tabby cat handed in to our Holburn branch. Unfortunately Not chipped. Found at the entrance to Kincorth as you come off the dual carriageway from Stonehaven.

27/05/2024

Happy Monday! Dollys first visit to our Holburn branch 💖 making us smile

30/04/2024

We have sadly had a entire male deceased cat handed into our Holburn street practice. Tabby colour found near gain terrace, not microchipped.
Found Gairn Terrace

Swan vets

11/04/2024

What a transformation! Thanks to Rood Signs for the brilliant branding. Everyone knows just where we are now! We love it and hope you all do as well!

08/04/2024

Happy Monday!! A wee cutie to wish you all a great week 🐾💙💙

21/03/2024

Exciting News!! Our Dyce Practice is on the move this weekend.
We are moving into the old TSB bank building in Dyce from Monday 25th March.

Saturday Surgery will be held at Holburn street for this week only.

15/03/2024

We just cannot get over how cute Zena looks in her orange slice collar after her spay 🥹🥹💌

15/03/2024

Got that Friday feeelinggg 🕺🏽🕺🏽! Here is a little cutie from our Dyce branch 🐾

29/02/2024

We have unfortunately had a deceased female pale tortie cat, with white chest and white legs handed into our Holburn branch this morning.
Microchipped but unfortunately no details have been registered.
Found Broomhill road.

Thank you
Swan vets team

20/02/2024

More gravy bones please 🥹🤣🐾

20/02/2024

IMPORTANT NOTICE

As part of the changes in legislation relating to XL Bully Type breeds we must ask that from Friday 23rd February 2024 all dogs that may be classed as such are muzzled when visiting our practices at Dyce and Holburn Street.
We will not be able to accept any unmuzzled dogs of this type into the practice from that date.
We know that the vast majority of dogs of this type that visit our practice are absolutely lovely - but we do need to ensure that legal requirements are met.

The following Scottish Government link provides information on all changes as well as links to other additional advice such as how to train your dog to accept a muzzle and how to apply it. It also gives you a guide to help you determine if your dog will need to be muzzled and have an exemption certificate by July.

https://www.gov.scot/publications/xl-bully-dog-rules/