Senlac Vets

10/12/2024

Good morning - just a gentle reminder for those who have an animal on regular medication. Please make sure you have enough to carry you over the festive season. Also, please give us reasonable notice to dispense or write your prescription as our supplier deliveries are often disrupted at this time - thank you .

05/12/2024

****Large/Bath Towel Appeal****
If any of our lovely clients or followers have any large towels they are thinking of donating we would be very grateful. Please drop them off at Battle or Robertsbridge Branches.
Thank you

08/10/2024

Senlac Vets currently has a
Job Vacancy for a part time Receptionist at our Battle practice. 14 hours per week with occasional holiday cover as required.

Monday 8.30am - 2.30pm
Thursday 1.30pm- 5pm
Saturday 8.30am - 1pm

Knowledge of animal care and good customer care skills are essential.

Please email [email protected] with your CV and a covering letter by 18/10/2024

04/09/2024

Good Afternoon- if you are expecting a telephone call or message from us and haven’t had one please contact us as there are issues with phone connections in the area. Thank you

29/08/2024

If any of our lovely clients or followers have any newspapers we could have we would be most grateful. Just drop into reception at Battle or Robertsbridge. Thank you 🐶🐱🐭🐹🐰

31/07/2024

UPDATE - the owners have been located - thank you everyone for your help

Sadly, we have had a deceased cat brought in. This male white cat was found by Netherfield Village Hall and was probably in a road traffic accident. He is not microchipped but please do contact us if he is your cat. 01424 772148.

29/07/2024

Please be aware of the roadworks in Robertsbridge in the High Street and Station Road from now and right through August.Lots of congestion - please allow extra time to get to us. Thank you .

16/07/2024

Thank you for your understanding- phones all up and running again.

16/07/2024

Unfortunately our phones are temporarily not working - we hope this will be resolved very soon. Please email info@ senlacvets.co.uk to contact us .
We apologise for the inconvenience

Welcome to Senlac Veterinary Centre We are a local vet practice based in Battle, East Sussex, with a branch surgery in Robertsbridge.Our busy small animal practice cares for a range of pets, from cats and dogs, and small pets to backyard hens.

21/05/2024

Senlac Vets are Recruiting

We are looking for a full time RVN to join our busy team of 7 RVN’s and 2 SVN’s.

To join our rota which includes some 7.30am starts, 8pm finishes, approx. 1 in 6 Saturday mornings and in-patient rota. Duties include in-patients, theatre and anaesthetics, lab samples, and nurse appointments.

Competitive salary according to experience, 6.6 weeks inc Bank Holidays, CPD allowance, Health Shield, RCVS membership + one other paid, Company sick pay + other benefits.

We are open to all experience levels so please feel free to email your CV or call PM [email protected]

09/05/2024

From 10th June 2024 all Cats 4 months old or older will need to be Microchip and registered on an approved database.

For more information and a list of approved databases please see the Gov website below or contact the surgery

https://www.gov.uk/get-your-dog-cat-microchipped

01/05/2024

Just a reminder of some important changes to our out-of-hours veterinary service which comes in to place this evening (Wednesday 1st May) and what to do if your pet needs emergency Veterinary care at night, over the weekend or on bank holidays, when our practice is closed.

The decision to make these changes has not been taken lightly and has been driven by a shortage of vets – not just locally but nationally. Our current system has regrettably become unsustainable.

At Senlac Veterinary Centre, we know your pets are part of your family and our priority is, and always will be, to ensure they have access to the very best care, no matter what time of day or night it is. For this reason, from May 1st 2024 we are making a change to our out-of-hours provision, partnering with Vets Now, a dedicated pet emergency service which provides expert pet emergency care when we are closed.

Vets Now is the pet care equivalent of an accident and emergency service and the leading provider of pet emergency care in the UK. Based at 60 locations nationwide, their vets and vet nurses respond to 200,000 pet emergencies every year.

Moreover, their veterinary teams are specially trained in emergency and critical care and work only out of hours, through the night, at weekends and on bank holidays. That means they are ready and waiting to see you and your pet, whether it’s in the early hours of the morning or halfway through Sunday lunch.

During our normal opening hours (8:30-7 Mon-Fri and 9-12:45 Sat), there will be no change in our service. We will continue to provide you and your pet with the highest standards of veterinary care. However, if your pet falls ill when we are closed, you can call the Vets Now team, via our normal phone number, who will be happy to talk through your concerns. A video vet consult is available up to 11pm and in person consultations would be at Ashford, Eastbourne or Tunbridge Wells at your preference.

At Senlac Veterinary Centre. We are proud to be working with Vets Now and believe this new partnership offers you and your pet the best level of care for both day and night.

04/04/2024

We have a stray tabby cat found in Sedlescombe. She is not microchipped and appears elderly. She has long hair with white socks and chest. Please contact 01424 772148 if you think she is yours.

02/04/2024

We currently have a position available for a Veterinary Receptionist.

This is a part time role, of 31 hours per week with the occasional Saturday/ holiday cover. The shifts include some 8.15am start and 7pm finishes.

Previous experience working within a Veterinary clinic or Veterinary knowledge is preferred but not essential.

Telephone and computer competency is essential.

Please send your CV along with covering letter to [email protected]

15/03/2024

We have had a positive case of Lungworm within practice this week, on a non-symptomatic patient who was in for routine surgery!!

Lungworm is a parasitic worm which affects dogs, spread by the ingestion of slugs and snails, although they don't have to physically ingest the actual slug or snail it can be spread simply through the ingestion of the 'Slime' trail left behind by them. Eating grass, rummaging in undergrowth and drinking from puddles is all that is required for your pets to become infected with Lungworm.

An infected patient often shows no sign of being infected and it can be fatal! Although some common signs of a dog infected with Lungworm are cardiac or respiratory disease such as coughing and also spontaneous haemorrhage of organs and excessive bleeding of wounds due to the bloods lack of clotting factors! Due to the risk of haemorrhage we ask all patients to be treated for Lungworm before coming in for surgery, although we can perform a quick blood test in house.
Lungworm treatment is included in our newly launched Health Care Plan.
If you have any questions regarding Lungworm or our health care plan please give us a call for advice.

Sign Up Online Today! - https://senlacpractice.plansignup.co.uk/

See More Information On Our Website - https://www.senlacvets.co.uk/pet-health-plan-160

05/03/2024

Unfortunately we have had a deceased entire male cat brought to us who was found in Robertsbridge. He is short hair and ginger colouration with white socks, no microchip. Please contact on 01424 772148 if he may be yours.