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The Veterinary surgery is conveniently situated in the centre of Banstead, with free parking, Banstead Village Veterinary Surgery can cater for all your pets needs; from preventative routine health checks and dietary advice to the most advanced surgical procedures. With a host of modern facilities and equipment and a highly skilled team to deliver exceptional levels of care to your pets, and to yo

u too! We are independently owned and our caring, friendly team are always available to offer suggestions and advice.

20/06/2024

Summer Newsletter - Banstead Village Vets

See what's new and keep up to date with seasonal advice this Summer!

08/06/2024

It was such a pleasure to see Mustard recently for a nail clip; she was so sweet and adorable that we couldn't help but take a picture of her. 🥕🐇

18/05/2024

Teddy was awarded a certificate of socialisation for allowing any vet to conduct a full health check on him without showing any signs of aggression or fear. It used to be a stressful experience for Teddy to go to the vet, but over the last few weeks we've worked together to break that fear! Teddy now looks forward to visiting the team and receiving some much-deserved treats! 🐾🥳

16/05/2024

As part of Hypertension Awareness Month, our nurses will be checking the blood pressure of all cats over 9 years of age for free! For bookings, you can either call us at 01737210011 or go online via our website. Please note this offer is running from now until the end of June 2024.

15/05/2024

What do Vet Nurses do?

🐾Taking X-rays on conscious or sedated animals.
🐾Phlebotomy, taking bloods from patients and placing IV's.
🐾Lab work, running bloods and urine samples, using the microscope to look at cells.
🐾Anaesthetics preparing and monitoring the patient.
🐾Nurse Consults.
🐾Giving medication.
🐾Scrubbing in to surgeries to assist the vet.

14/05/2024

Willow was back today with her impressive 6 foot wingspan. Her injured foot is healing nicely! 🦉🦉

12/05/2024

Introducing Mia, a beautiful 9-month-old kitten who visited Sasha our RVN for a parasite control check. It is important to check your animals weight before applying parasite control as you could under-dose or over-dose your pet. 😍🐱

If you have concerns about your pet's weight or would simply like a weight check to ensure that your pet is a healthy weight, we offer free weight clinics with our nurses. Please contact us. 🩺

10/05/2024

The Siberian Eagle Owl Willow visited Andy earlier this week because her owner noticed a sore on her foot. It was impossible for us to take our eyes off her and we needed to show you how spectacular she was. 🦉🩺

09/05/2024

May is Vet Nurse Awareness Month. 🥳🤩
For 20 years, the BVNA has been spreading the word about veterinarian nurses. This month we will be posting what our Vet nurses do on a day-to-day basis!

08/05/2024

Today is world receptionist day! With out our amazing receptionists Debbie, Lillian, and Sarah, the day-to-day tasks that keep the vets running would not be possible. 🥰💚

01/05/2024

Did you know that May is Feline Hypertension month?
High blood pressure in cats, also known as feline hypertension, is a potentially life-threatening condition that occurs in around 1 in 5 cats over 9 years old age.
This disease is treatable with medication, but 82% of senior cats don't receive blood pressure checks. This month we will be educating owners on Hypertension if you are concerned about your pet or would like to know more then please call us on 01737210011. 😺

29/04/2024

We are happy to announce that Coco won our look- a- like competition as she looked like Noel Edmonds. Our congratulations go out to Coco, who received a discount voucher for £25 off at the clinic. 🐾😁

27/04/2024

Today is world veterinary day!
Amy qualified from her Animal Science degree in 2014 and then went on to qualify as a vet in 2019. Amy has been with us at Banstead Village Vets for nearly 5 years! Some of you may remember Amy from when she came here for work experience prior to this, and she loved it so much that she hasn't left since!
A fun fact about Amy is that she is the proud owner of two pug rescues. When she's not at work she enjoys spending time with her pugs, family and friends and travelling to new exciting places. 🐾🐶

27/04/2024

Today is World Veterinary Day!
Andy has always wanted to be a Vet since he was 4 or 5 years old which is rather a long time ago now as he will be qualified 29 years this year!
A fun fact about Andy is that whilst doing some veterinary work in Indonesia, he was chased through the jungle by a fully grown, irate male Orangutan who recognised the dart gun and decided that he didn’t want to be sedated! 🐾🙈🐒

18/04/2024

Incase you missed out- Click here to see our Spring Newsletter!
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16/04/2024

Spring Poisons and what to look our for! https://wix.to/C6lLoSA

Spring is a beautiful time of year but with the new season comes a few new hazards to be aware of:Spring Cleaning - we all like a good spring clean but be careful with what products you use as some products can be toxic. Please keep all cleaning products out of reach of children and pets.Gardening p...

15/04/2024

Tick Awareness!
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Tick AwarenessTicks become more active in the warm weather and are found in grassy or wooded areas.They are a risk to us and our pets as they transmit diseases, such as: • Lyme disease • Babesiosis • EhrlichiosisTo protect your pets, we would recommend that you do the following: • Use parasi...

12/04/2024

With the new law coming into effect on the 10th June 2024, we're offering 30% off microchipping until the 31st May 2024. You will receive the microchip for free if you are part of our VIP Club or wish to join. 🐱😺

11/04/2024

Today is national pet day! Here are a few of the staff's precious pets. Send us some pictures of your pet below! 🐾🐱

09/04/2024

A new legislation that has been passed by the government, which will be enforced from the 10/6/24. Any cat from 20 weeks of age should be microchipped and registered with an appropriate pet microchip data-base.
If a cat is found and owned without a microchip, the owner has 21 days to rectify it, otherwise they will be fined £500. If you have any questions about getting your cat microchipped or want to book in the call us on 01737210011. 😺

09/04/2024

Stand a chance to win a £25 voucher by entering in our look-a-like competition!
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We would like to invite all our clients to participate in a competition to see how many of them look like their pets! All registered clients can apply to stand a chance to win a £25 voucher to use in practice.We will announce the winner on the 20th of April and post your winning picture on our page...

05/04/2024

Toto is a 4-month-old Ragdoll that visited us recently to be castrated. Did you know The breed name ‘Ragdoll’ was given because of the cat’s tendency to go limp when lifted, just like a rag doll. As you can see, Toto was very comfortable getting lots of cuddles from us. 😇

01/04/2024

April 20th is National Look Alike Day, so we’d like to invite all pet owners to participate in a competition to see how many owners look like their pets! The winner will be announced on the 20th of April and will receive a £25 voucher to be used in Surgery. Please send all entries to [email protected]

28/03/2024

Happy Easter from all the Banstead Village Vets Team. We would like to remind you that we will be closed on Friday the 29th of March for the bank holiday. If your pet needs medical attention for any reason or you have concerns, call our out-of-hours services at vets now Sutton (020 8127 0408) or Minight vet Caterham ( 01883 725790) . As usual, we are open on Saturday from 8.30am until noon for emergency appointments. Easter Monday will also be closed, but we will be open as usual on Tuesday, the 2nd of April. Have a lovely Easter! 🥚🐰

22/03/2024

With the hot weather rolling in so are a few little critters - "Ticks"
Ticks become more active in the warm weather and are found in grassy or wooden areas. They transmit disease such as Lyme Disease, babesiosis and ehrlichiosis.
To protect your pet from ticks we recommend you use a parasite control that is effective for ticks such as a Seresto Collar or Credelio plus. 💊

Until the 31st of May we will be offering 10% off all Seresto collars! 🥳 If you are a VIP club member you will receive an additional 10% off as a benefit of being a VIP member! To see more information about out VIP plan please see our website below:

https://www.bansteadvillagevets.co.uk/very-important-pets

20/03/2024

Longer days, warmer weather, green fields and blooming flowers. How can we not love spring? 🌼
However, there are some common hazards associated with this season, so keep reading our top 3 tips to keep your pets healthy!
💊 Keep your pets’ parasite treatments up to date
As the temperature rises, so does parasite activity! This includes external parasites such as fleas and ticks, but internal parasites (worms) as well. Not to mention flystrike, which can be fatal to bunnies.
🐝 Be on the lookout for bees and wasps
With the flowers blooming, make sure to check for uninvited guests in your garden, such as bees and wasps, especially if your pet is curious and playful. A sting from these insects can cause an allergic reaction that can range from mild localised swelling to worrisome breathing difficulties.
🌷 Make sure to keep your pets away from toxic plants
Tulips, bluebells, foxgloves, yew and lilies, for example, are all toxic to our pets. Lilies are worth a special mention as all parts of the plant are toxic.

15/03/2024

We recently had the pleasure of meeting Elton who came to see us for his castration surgery. In addition to preventing unwanted pregnancies, castration can make a dog less likely to roam. 🐾🙂

08/03/2024

In honour of International Women's Day, we would like to acknowledge all the amazing women working here at Banstead Village Vets. 💓

07/03/2024

Spring is on it's way!

Please see our Newsletter for seasonal advice as well as some offers we have going on in practice during these coming months.

Please see the link below for our 'Spring Newsletter' for more information.

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Tuesday	8am - 7pm
Wednesday	8am - 7pm
Thursday	8am - 7pm
Friday	8am - 7pm
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Did you know that May is Feline Hypertension month? High blood pressure in cats, also known as feline hypertension, is a potentially life-threatening condition that occurs in around 1 in 5 cats over 9 years old age. This disease is treatable with medication, but 82% of senior cats don't receive blood pressure checks. This month we will be educating owners on Hypertension if you are concerned about your pet or would like to know more then please call us on 01737210011. 😺 #catsbloodpressure

We are proud to announce that Banstead Village Vets have been accredited as a Dog Friendly Clinic. The Dog Friendly Clinic Scheme has been set up by Dogs Trust and The British Veterinary Behaviour Association to help vet clinics and owners make every dog's veterinary experience the best possible. To find out more, and how you can help your dog have a better trip to the vets, visit www.dogfriendlyclinic.org.uk

Antibiotic resistance is a global health issue, and we need your help to keep antibiotics working. That is why Banstead Village Vets is taking part in the Antibiotic Amnesty 2023 which is returning again for a second year! Throughout November 2023 we are asking pet owners to return any unused or leftover antibiotic medications to us for safe disposal. Please drop off any unused medications to your practice. You can hand them in to a vet, nurse or the reception team. This medication might be left-over from a recent prescription, antibiotics that you didn’t need or out-of-date medication. Let’s keep antibiotics working, together! #AntibioticAmnesty

There's nothing we love more than an adorable kitten. This is Mouse. As you can see, Mouse wanted all the attention when she came to be neutered.

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Happy Valentine's Day! Remember to keep your animals safe this Valentine's, by making sure they cannot get their paws on anything Toxic to them. Make sure all lilies, chocolate, alcohol and perfume is out of reach. If you are worried that your animal may have ingested something toxic for them call the Animal Poison Line who will be able to give advise. 😍

We would like to wish you all a Merry Christmas ! Thank you to Emma one of our RVN’s that made this amazing gingerbread vets ! 🎄😊

Do you know someone who has gone the extra mile for animals in need over the last year? Say a big thank you by nominating them for an award. Head over to Petplan's website and submit a nomination. https://www.petplan.co.uk/about-petplan/vets/awards/

Does your dog's flea/worming treatment plan contain lungworm protection? 🐌 We are often asked why we recommend the products we do. We always consider the risk factor to our patient, discuss your pets habits and recommend a treatment plan based on these. If you are unsure whether your current treatment is effective against lungworm, please speak to a member of our team. We are always happy to help 😊

Halloween is creeping nearer! 👻 It can be a scary time for your dog, here is some excellent advice to help you all enjoy the fun 🎃

"The Adaptil Calm Home Diffuser is an excellent solution to help your dog stay calm during stressful situations like fireworks and Halloween🎆 We recommend plugging the diffuser in where your dog spends most of their time at least a week before you expect fireworks to start to give it time to diffuse thoroughly around the home. Watch our video for more information of how to use the Adaptil Calm Home Diffuser. If you already have an Adaptil Diffuser, remember to check if it needs a refill. #Fireworks21 #BonfireNight #Fireworks #GuyFawkesNight #GuyFawkes #5thNovember #FireworksNight #ADAPTIL #KeepDogsCalm" You can also place an order via our online shop and have this delivered to your door!

Trying to escape at treatment time? 🐾 Regular treatment is the only way to prevent ticks and fleas living on your cat and infesting your home, but this doesn’t have to be stressful or disruptive! Please speak to our lovely receptions and nurses about all the options.

Lungworm (Angiostrongylus vasorum) can cause serious health problems in dogs, and can even be fatal if not diagnosed and treated quickly. Lungworm is transmitted by slugs and snails, which are hard to avoid, but it is preventable, so act now and speak to us about monthly lungworm protection for your dog. 🐌 Or order online for home delivery! 🚚📦 https://bansteadvets.ourvet.shop

The lovely Daphne was very tolerant of her owner cutting her nails. Note how her owner splays the toes before removing the tip of the nail with the clippers. If you struggle to clip your own pets nails at home, please book an appointment with one of our nurses who will happily do it for you. We have experience in correct restraint methods as well as an extra helping hand. Does your pet allow you to clip their nails at home? Getting them used to having their feet touched from an early age is paramount to desensitising them to this. You can always try a nail file or increase pavement walking to shorten dogs nails and use a scratching post for cats with sharp claws. It is never necessary to persevere with a nail clip if your animal is becoming increasingly stressed. This will just add to their negative experience. Instead, we can work towards building a rapport with us here and give anti anxiety medications in extreme cases. Call us today on 01737210011 to book a consultation with a nurse or for any other queries🐾

Lungworm is in our area and is potentially deadly to dogs. Check the number of cases near you on the lungworm map at lungworm.co.uk. Or, speak to us now about monthly protection for your dog.

Lungworm is a potentially deadly risk for all dogs, regardless of age or breed, but puppies and younger dogs may be more susceptible. Act now and make sure they are protected – speak to us about monthly prevention.

Did you know that lungworm (Angiostrongylus vasorum) is transmitted by slugs and snails? 🐌 Your dog can become infected by swallowing one of these critters, or even by accidently ingesting the slime that they leave behind. This can happen more easily than you think…often when your dog is just ‘being a dog’ - rummaging in the undergrowth, eating grass, playing with toys left outdoors or drinking from outdoor water bowls or puddles! The best way to protect them is with monthly preventatives, that’s why we include monthly protection against lungworm as part of our health care plan. Speak to us to find out more

Deadly lungworm is still on the rise with 2871 cases now reported in the UK! Transmitted by slugs and snails, lungworm can be fatal to dogs. It is preventable though, but only with a monthly, vet prescribed product. So, speak to us about protection for your dog.