Banstead Village Vets

15/02/2025

All cozy and recovering like a champ! 🐾🦷 Otis was feeling comfortable and content in the kennel after his dental surgery. All wrapped up in his blanket loving the attention from the nurses! 💤💙

14/02/2025

Valentine’s Day is a time for love, but for pet owners, it can also bring hidden dangers. While you’re celebrating with chocolates, flowers, and festive decorations, it's important to keep in mind that some of these Valentine’s Day treats and gifts can pose serious health risks to your furry friends. Below are the most common Valentine’s poisons and hazards for pets. If you have any concerns then please do not hesitate to contact us. 🐾💗

13/02/2025

🦷🦷Did you know that dental care is essential for your furry friend's overall health? 🦷🦷

🦷🦷Regular dental check-ups can prevent serious issues down the line.
Check out our latest post on the importance of dental care for pets!🦷🦷

🦷 https://wix.to/9wh8Vwy 🦷

The Importance of Regular Dental Care for Pets Dental care is crucial for maintaining the overall health and well-being of pets. Just like humans, pets can suffer from a variety of dental problems that, if left untreated, can lead to serious health issues. Regular brushing and health checks with you...

06/02/2025

Just in case you missed our Winter newsletter.
Please click on the link below to have a read through.
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https://www.bansteadvillagevets.co.uk/post/keep-up-to-date-with-the-latest-news-and-tips-this-winter-season
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Also keep an eye out for any updates in practice this coming month!!

Keep up to date with the latest news and tips this winter season..Caitlynn ReidNov 28, 20240 min readUpdated: Dec 3, 202429 views0 commentsPost not marked as liked

04/02/2025

February is Dental Awareness Month - watch the video below to see what our practice has to offer!!

31/01/2025

🐾 Join Our Veterinary Team! 🐾

We have a perfect opportunity for a Veterinary receptionist to join our team!

We are looking for an enthusiastic and experienced Veterinary receptionist that has front of house experience and a love for animals.
We are offering a part-time position, 3-days a week and you would also be part of a 1-in-3 Saturday morning rota.

If you feel that you are the right candidate and want to further your career with our practice please click on the link below for more information.

https://www.bansteadvillagevets.co.uk/vacancies

30/01/2025

🦷February is Dental Awareness Month! 🦷
Celebrate by taking advantage of our special promotions to prioritize your pet’s dental health.
Let's keep those smiles bright! Check them out here:
https://wix.to/kiTJvIG

February is Dental Awareness Month, and we are thrilled to announce our special promotions to help you prioritize your pet's dental health. Oral care in pets is often overlooked, but it is crucial for their overall well-being. Poor dental hygiene can lead to serious health issues, including infectio...

04/01/2025

Moon visited us yesterday for a consultation with Amy after his owner noticed he was urinating on the carpet. Moon did very well for his consult, even posing on the scales for us. 😻🐾

02/01/2025

It's National Pet Travel Safety Day! 🚗🐶🌍
Traveling with pets can be stressful but it doesn’t have to be. Check out our blog post with tips for ensuring your furry companions travel safely and comfortably.
Read more:

2nd JanuaryTravelling with your pet whether it is to the Vet or abroad it can be quite stressful. Here are some tips on how to reduce stress for your pet but also some advice on traveling abroad.How to make a car journey less stressful?Training your canine companions to get used to smaller journeys....

31/12/2024

Have you checked out our Winter newsletter yet?
🌨️ It’s packed with updates and helpful tips for pet owners. Don’t miss out!

You can find it here: https://wix.to/SZIXsOo

25/12/2024

Merry Christmas from all of us at Banstead Village Vets! 🎄❄️⛄🎁

19/12/2024

Many festive foods can cause harm to our pets. The video below shows some of the most common ones. In the event you suspect your pet may have eaten something dangerous, you should call us immediately. 🎄🎅

19/12/2024

Opening times over Christmas and our Out-of-Hour provider details https://wix.to/c7GHRF8

Dec24th (Christmas eve) - 8am - 4pm25th (Christmas) - CLOSED26th (Boxing day) - CLOSED31st (New years eve) - 8am-4pmJan1st (New Years) - CLOSEDIn the event of an emergency if we are closed please contact one of our out-of-hour providers, there details are below:MiNight Vet (Caterham)01883 725 790Gua...

03/12/2024

Keep up to date with what is going on this season and in practice with our Winter newsletter!
https://wix.to/Qg8xpWd

Caitlynn Reid5 days ago0 min readKeep up to date with the latest news and tips this winter season..Updated: 1 hour ago1 view0 commentsPost not marked as liked

20/11/2024

With the days getting longer, here are some tips for walking your dog after dark.

🐾 Stick to familiar routes.

🐾Keep Warm - Shorter hair dog breeds should have their hair kept a little longer during the colder months to help maintain heat.

🐾Ensure both you and your dog are visible to other dog walkers. Buying a flashing collar or lead for your dog will help with this.

🐾 Consider keeping your dog on lead in the darker periods.

🐾Ensure your dogs microchip details are up to date in case they get lost.

18/11/2024

Darker nights mean cats are more at risk of being involved in a road traffic accident. Here at some tips to keep your cat safe.

🐾 Be Prepared - All cats by law should be microchipped, ensure this is up to date with the correct information.

🐾Neuter- By neutering your cat they are less likely to roam in search of a mate.

🐾Daylight- Let your cat outside to explore during the day and keep them in during the night.

🐾Secure the outdoors - If you live in a busy area with lots of traffic, consider only letting your cat out if you have a secure garden.

🐾 Visibility- Reflective collars can help drivers see cats in the dark or in poor light. Collars should be a break-away style which will open if your cat catches it on a fence.

15/11/2024

In Ancient Egypt, all cats, including black cats, were considered sacred and worshipped. Simba the 7 month old kitten was worshipped by all the staff when he visited us for his neutering procedure. 🐈🥰