Cedar Vets

🌟 Meet Jess! 🌟 This lovely lady came to Cedar Vets Bordon to have a lump removed. Vet Clodagh and Nurse Lara looked after her during her stay. We are able to perform procedures such as lump removals, wound stitch ups and neutering at our new Bordon Branch! If you would like to discuss booking your furry friend in for a surgical procedure give us a call on 01420 551521 📞

🌟 We had the lovely Lenny come to visit us at our newly opened practice in Bordon this week! 🌟 watch along to see what he got up to!

😍 Meet Priscilla! 😍 We saw Priscilla after her owners were concerned as she was vomiting a lot after she had chewed a football We anaesthetised her and Vet Martin used our endoscope to look into Priscilla's stomach where he managed to retrieve a piece of the football! Priscilla went home on some medication and his back at home with her family Endoscopy is a great way for us to look into an animals gastrointestinal system and allows us to remove small objectives safely

🌟What a fantastic first week we have had at our new practice in Bordon!🌟 Thank you to all the clients who came to see us with their gorgeous pets. Watch along for a tour of our practice, we can't wait to see more of your lovely faces. Receptionist Rosie is ready to take your calls whether it be booking your pet in for a neutering operation or for a health check! Click the link below to register https://www.cedarvet.com/contact/register/

🌟 It’s another sunny day in Bordon! 🌟 Our lovely receptionist Rosie can’t wait to see all your furry friends! Give us a call to book an appointment or swing by to just say hello!

❄️ With the cold weather we are having we wanted to raise awareness of cold weather hazards and how to ensure pets are safe in the upcoming winter months 🗓️ Many people know that antifreeze and other common automotive and household chemicals are dangerous to pets, but it’s important to know that this toxicity can be quickly fatal, and familiarise yourself with the measures you can take to protect your pets 🐈 Even a small amount of antifreeze can make your pet dangerously ill, yet pets are often attracted to these products because of their sweet taste. For cats especially, it can be harder to monitor their outdoor movements and keep them safe from potential dangers. It is therefore important to be aware of the signs and symptoms so that quick action can be taken. Signs may include: Lethargy Vomiting Incoordination Excessive urination Excessive thirst Low body temperature Seizures Coma 📌 When in doubt, if you suspect your pet has ingested ethylene glycol, even the smallest dose of antifreeze, or any kind of water coolant, seek immediate veterinary attention. As a Lifetime Care Club Unlimited member you can ask @Vidivet a question free of charge at any time, day or night and one of their vets will get back to you in just a few minutes. That means if your pet has ingested something and you’re unsure if you need an appointment, you’ll get instant peace of mind about what your next step should be

These two bouncy bunnies came to Cedar Vets Alton to be neutered There are benefits to neutering rabbits including: - No risk of pregnancy - Rabbits can have multiple litters per year, and pregnancy and birth both carry risks to both your rabbit and the kittens. - Socialisation skills- Rabbits need companionship and male-female pairings generally work best socially. Having both rabbits neutered is important - Reduced risk of cancer- Sadly, female rabbits can be more at risk of developing uterine cancers. They can also develop uterine infections, or other cancers such as mammary cancer. Neutering when young greatly reduces the chances of these occurring. - Behavioural changes - Neutered rabbits are much less likely to exhibit marking behaviours making house training and handling easier. Shadow and Storm are both recovered from their surgery well and are back together at the school where they live! If you would like more information regarding neutering then please contact the surgery

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Meet Sprout! This lovely lad came to Cedar Vets Alton to be castrated. He loved playing with the nurses before his surgery and was looking very smart with his protective shirt on !

🐈 Say hello to Cedar the British Short Hair Cat 🐈 This handsome chap had to have two surgeries on his pelvis due to having a condition where the head of his femur (the round ball like part) separates from the femur bone This condition is very painful and requires surgery to remove the femoral head. Following his surgery he visited the_lionclinic.vetphysio to receive some physiotherapy and laser therapy to help assist with his recovery Physiotherapy can be a beneficial tool in aiding recovery following specific surgeries Vets and Physiotherapists work closely together to ensure the best possible outcome for their patients Watch along to see how he got on!

💐 Meet Flora! 💐 This gorgeous bengal cross came to Cedar Vets Alton to be spayed. She was very well behaved until home time when she decided she didn’t want to go in her carrier! Mum Pip came to the rescue and persuaded her to get in so she could head home!

🐭🐭 Meet Billy! 🐭🐭 This adorable rat came to Cedar Vets Alton to be castrated. Watch along to see his day at Cedar Vets