Bath Vets

Bath Vets Bath Vets provide friendly, professional, veterinary care to all companion animals at our Rosemary Lodge Vet Hospital & five satellite branch surgeries

Bath Vets provides friendly, professional veterinary care to dogs, cats, rabbits and all other companion animals by our team of dedicated and compassionate vets, nurses and receptionists.
'Bath Vets' offers 24 hour emergency services with hospitalisation facilities at Rosemary Lodge, Wellsway. As well as the first opinion team we have an onsite referral team of specialist medics and surgeon armed with state of the art digital radiography, ultrasonography, endoscopy and MRI.

14/11/2025

We hope you are all heading into the weekend with the same enthusiasm that darling ‘Doris’ greeted her best friend, Vet Zoe, at our Park Road Vets - Bath Vets surgery today! 😍😂
We wish Doris a speedy recovery from today’s anaesthetic & dental procedure to extract 6 teeth 🦷 ❤️‍🩹

Stunning siblings, 4 month old British Shorthair crosses ‘Gaston’ & ‘Maurice’ were Bath Cat Clinic’s star patients 🌟 to...
13/11/2025

Stunning siblings, 4 month old British Shorthair crosses ‘Gaston’ & ‘Maurice’ were Bath Cat Clinic’s star patients 🌟 today when they came in for their neutering ops with Vet Kate & RVN Jo 😻😻
These beautiful brothers are on our great value Pet Health Club Essentials Plan & so both benefitted from a 10% discount on their surgery 😊
For more information on both this & the Plus Plan please visit our website

Super cute 2 year old female ferret ‘Tippy’ was admitted at Rosemary Lodge Vet Hospital yesterday to have an anaesthetic...
12/11/2025

Super cute 2 year old female ferret ‘Tippy’ was admitted at Rosemary Lodge Vet Hospital yesterday to have an anaesthetic to have a sterilisation implant inserted under her skin by Vet Nicola. 😍
Female ferrets have an unusual breeding cycle in which they can develop a fatal oestrogen-induced anaemia if they are not mated when on heat. Using this contraceptive implant prevents Tippy coming into heat & is one of the newer ways of managing this phenomenon
We wish Tippy a speedy recovery ❤️‍🩹

🎆 Here’s some last minute firework tips to help you this evening. We hope the evening isn’t too stressful for you and yo...
05/11/2025

🎆 Here’s some last minute firework tips to help you this evening.
We hope the evening isn’t too stressful for you and your pets.

Stay safe 🩷

Handsome 8 year old Labrador ‘Ronnie’ visited Rosemary Lodge Vet Hospital recently for an anaesthetic & dental X-rays & ...
04/11/2025

Handsome 8 year old Labrador ‘Ronnie’ visited Rosemary Lodge Vet Hospital recently for an anaesthetic & dental X-rays & a thorough scale & polish with Vet Emily & RVN Katie & he was a superstar patient 🤩
Ronnie was booked in following his 6 monthly check up with our consulting RVN Verity where she noted a build-up of tartar & associated gingivitis & halitosis.
Over 80% of dogs over 3 years of age have some degree of dental disease & if it is not addressed early on it can progress to painful periodontitis & tooth loss 🦷
If you have any concerns about your pets oral health please book a consultation with our team

This is fabulous five month old ‘Frank’ who was admitted at Rosemary Lodge Vet Hospital today for neutering & microchipp...
03/11/2025

This is fabulous five month old ‘Frank’ who was admitted at Rosemary Lodge Vet Hospital today for neutering & microchipping with Vet Jo & RVN Lucy.
He was so adorable he was lucky one of the team didn’t sneak him home 😻😹

02/11/2025

What's the piece of music that always calms your furry friend down? 🐾

Listen to Classic FM every Friday evening to hear all about classical music’s pet-loving composers, the animals that inspired classical pieces, and specially selected music and tips from the RSPCA (England & Wales) to keep your pets relaxed this fireworks season.

We also have two special shows on Bonfire Night (Wednesday 5 November) and the following Saturday (8 November).

📻 Pet Classics with Charlotte Hawkins | Friday at 9pm, Classic FM

01/11/2025

🎆 Bonfire Night is nearly here and while we love the sparkle, our pets might not feel the same way.

Here are some gentle ways to help them feel calm and safe before and during the fireworks:
Before the fireworks begin
✨ Create a cosy den or quiet space with familiar scents like a piece of your clothing.
🧸 For dogs, prepare special chews, stuffed Kongs, or toys to keep them busy.
🌿 Plug in a pheromone diffuser a few days ahead to help create a calm atmosphere.
💊 If your pet is especially sensitive, speak with your vet for advice or possible medication.

On Bonfire Night
🚶‍♀️ Walk dogs early before it gets dark, and stay close if they need to go out later.
🐱 Keep cats indoors with a litter tray and safe hideaways.
🏡 Stay home if you can as your presence helps them feel secure.
🎬 Close curtains, keep the TV or soft music on, and settle in for a cosy night.
🎶 The RSPCA and Classic FM will be playing Pet Classics as a soothing soundtrack to help calm anxious pets.

With a little care and comfort, we can help make fireworks night peaceful for every paw and whisker 💙 RSPCA (England & Wales) Classic FM

Happy Halloween! 👻 💀🎃🧛‍♂️With our pet safety tips Halloween won’t just be spooky, but pet-friendly too 😊
31/10/2025

Happy Halloween! 👻 💀🎃🧛‍♂️
With our pet safety tips Halloween won’t just be spooky, but pet-friendly too 😊

30/10/2025

📣We are proud to announce that Samantha Lane is a new Respiratory Function Grading Scheme Assessor for
Sam is one of the incredible people who help ensure The Kennel Club's scheme continues to make a real difference to the health of Bulldogs, French Bulldogs and Pugs.
The Kennel Club and University of Cambridge's RFG Scheme assesses these three breeds for breathing problems known as BOAS (brachycephalic obstructive airway syndrome). The scheme advises owners if their dog is affected by BOAS and gives guidance on how to lower the risk of producing affected puppies.

If your practice would like to book any assessments for Sam, then please contact us via email or on 01225982777.

Aww, 6 month old British Shorthair kitten ‘Mabel-Mae’ had a painful run-in with a bee 🐝 yesterday & her owner rushed her...
29/10/2025

Aww, 6 month old British Shorthair kitten ‘Mabel-Mae’ had a painful run-in with a bee 🐝 yesterday & her owner rushed her up to Rosemary Lodge Vet Hospital where she presented to Vet Nicola drooling, lethargic, feverish & with a swollen chin & forelegs 😵
Vet Nicola was able to remove the sting & give Mabel-Mae injections of anti-inflammatories & anti-histamines to make her feel much more comfortable ❤️‍🩹

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Rosemary Lodge Veterinary Hospital
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Bath Vets

Bath Vets provides the best care for your pet 24 hours a day.

Combining the convenience and continuity of qualified vets and nurses at your local surgery, backed up with the support of Rosemary Lodge Veterinary Hospital, the group provides exceptional care for your pet.

All our surgeries are accredited and approved by the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons and the hospital is the only practice in Bath and the surrounding area to achieve the highest, Tier 3, hospital standard. Rosemary Lodge is home to Bath’s only emergency centre with vets and nurses on site 24 hours a day, and is one of the UK’s leading referral hospitals, providing state-of-the-art equipment and an outstanding team of veterinary professionals.