This lovely young lady came into us yesterday, having been found in the basement of a local hotel.
She is very friendly and not microchipped.
If you think she may be yours, please do not hesitate to get in contact.
This lovely old gentleman came into us on Saturday as he was wandering around Rich’s sidings in Didcot. He is blind, has a very loud voice, no microchip and loves a cuddle. If you think he is yours, please get in touch.
PetsApp
We love sending clients photos and updates about their pets whilst they are staying at the practice. We don't just do it because we enjoy it, but because we believe it helps put our clients mind at rest whilst their pets are away from home
Thank you to all of our lovely clients who have given us permission to post these pictures of their beautiful pets.
If you haven't joined us on PetsApp yet, head over to our website; where you can download the App and say hello.
Is Microchipping your cat compulsory?
At the moment microchipping your cat isn’t compulsory but the Government’s announcement on 13th March 2023 means that all pet cats in England must be microchipped by 10th June 2024.
Owners will be required to microchip their cats by the time they reach 20 weeks of age.
If an owner is found to have not microchipped their cat; they will be have 21 days to get their cat microchipped or they may face a fine of up to £500 if they don’t comply.
Please give us a call or book an appointment on PetsApp and we can help make sure you are compliant before the 10th June deadline.
The blue tits have been out and about having a bit of fun in the sun this afternoon.
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Do I have to microchip my cat?
New legislation was introduced in England on 13th March 2023 and all cat owners must have their pets microchipped by June 10, 2024.
Owners who don't get their cat microchipped will be given 21 days to have one implanted and if they don't, could face a fine of up to £500.
The change is part of the Government’s flagship Action Plan for Animal Welfare, and campaigners hope it will mean more lost or stray cats can be reunited with their owners.
https://www.gov.uk/government/news/cat-microchipping-to-be-made-mandatory
The UK Government will be testing Emergency Alerts on mobile phones across the UK on 23rd April.
Find out more at https://www.gov.uk/alerts
The Brook Veterinary Surgery, Steventon, Abingdon.
