Medivet Alloa

20/11/2025

🐾✨ New & Improved for Our Alloa Pet Parents! ✨🐾

Great news — you can now order your pet’s medications and repeat prescriptions online with just a few clicks!

Whether it’s flea treatment, long-term meds, or anything in between, our new online ordering system makes it easier than ever to keep your furry friends happy and healthy.

👉 Order here: https://www.medivetgroup.com/vet-practices/alloa/

Fast. Simple. Stress-free.
Because caring for your pet should be that easy. 💙🐶🐱

At Medivet Alloa, we offer a full range of veterinary services, and a team of highly-qualified and caring professionals.

07/11/2025

****owner found***
☺️☺️☺️☺️

Dog found in Queen street Alloa

Please call us if you are the owner

The dog is microchipped but phone number isn't recognised

04/11/2025

Puppy love 💗💗

31/10/2025

Happy Howl-owe'en from the Medivet team! 🐾
​We had a visit from the spook-tacular Vita, dressed to impress in her finest tutu.
​Is your pet joining in the fun this year? Share your photos below—we'd love to see your furry monsters, ghosts, and ballerinas! 🎃
​

30/10/2025

🐾 Let’s Celebrate Our Vets – And Support Them Too 🐾
Today, we want to take a moment to honour the incredible veterinarians who dedicate their lives to caring for our beloved pets. Their compassion, skill, and tireless commitment make a world of difference every single day.
But behind the scenes, many vets are struggling.
💔 Did you know?

Vets in the UK are four times more likely to die by su***de than the general population.
Around 80% of veterinarians experience clinical depression at some point in their careers.
Compassion fatigue, long hours, financial stress, and emotional trauma—especially around euthanasia—are just some of the pressures they face. [theweek.com], [psychologytoday.com], [gitnux.org]

These are sobering truths. But together, we can help change the narrative.
💬 Here’s how you can help:

Leave a kind comment for your vet or veterinary nurse.
Share a story of how a vet helped your pet.
Tag your local practice and let them know they’re appreciated.
Support mental health initiatives like Vetlife and Not One More Vet.

Let’s flood social media with gratitude and kindness. Your words might mean more than you know.
📸 If you have a photo of your pet with your vet, share it below and tell us why they’re amazing!

28/10/2025

💊 Need a Repeat Prescription? We’ve Made It Easier!
You can now request your repeat prescriptions online through our website. No need to call—just a few clicks and you’re done!
✅ Quick
✅ Convenient
✅ Accessible anytime
👉 Request your repeat prescription here:

Repeat Prescription Repeat Prescription Request Please allow two working days for your request to be processed. We will contact you once it is ready for collection. Please note: ordering repeat prescriptions online isn't available for all Medivet practices yet. If your local practice isn't shown, pl...

26/10/2025

🎃 Keep Your Pet Safe This Halloween! 🐾
​Hello everyone! As vets, we want to help you keep your pets safe and sound as the spooky season descends. Halloween is fun for us, but it brings a few unexpected dangers for our furry friends.
​1. The Deadly Treat Drawer 🍫🍬
​Please keep all human treats completely out of paw's reach. This is our number one concern!
​Chocolate is Toxic: Even small amounts can cause serious illness in dogs.
​Xylitol Warning: This sugar substitute (often found in sugar-free sweets and gum) is extremely poisonous to dogs and can be fatal.
​Wrappers: Discarded foil and plastic wrappers are a major choking and gut obstruction risk.
​Vet Advice: If your pet eats any human sweets or chocolate, call us immediately—do not wait for symptoms!
​2. A Quiet Retreat from the Door 🔔
​The constant doorbell ringing, flashing lights, and strangers in costumes can be very stressful for dogs and cats.
​Create a Safe Room: Set up a quiet, secure room away from the front door. Close the curtains and provide a cosy den (like a covered crate) with their favourite toys and a long-lasting chew.
​Keep Cats In: We strongly recommend keeping all cats indoors after dark on Halloween night and during the surrounding firework period to prevent them from becoming scared and escaping.
​3. Hazards Around the House 🕯️
​Decorations and outfits need a little thought for pet safety.
​Fire Risk: Use battery-operated lights in pumpkins instead of real candles, which can easily be knocked over by a tail.
​Choking: Keep small, plastic, and stringy decorations (like fake cobwebs) out of reach, as they are a tempting chew risk.
​Costumes: Avoid dressing up your pet if they show any sign of stress. Their comfort comes first!
​4. Fireworks Fright 💥
​Remember, Halloween often kicks off the fireworks season.
​Walk Early: Take dogs out before dusk to avoid unexpected bangs.
​Muffle Noise: Use the TV or radio (try soothing classical music!) to help mask the sound.
​From all of us at Medivet Alloa, we wish you a happy and safe Halloween!
​Urgent Contact: If you are worried about your pet, please call us immediately on 01259721576.