Norwood Veterinary Group

Norwood Veterinary Group Norwood Veterinary Group is part of Linnaeus Veterinary Ltd (A Mars Company)

Appointment Times:
Monday - Friday by Appointment Only:
09:00-10:45
11:30-12:45
14:00-16:00
17:00-18:45

Saturday:
09:00-10:45
11:30-12:45
13:00-17:00 (Out of Hours only)

Sunday:
9:00-13:00 (Out of Hours Only)

📢 Did you know that a flea can live from between 14 days to one year and a female can lay up to 50 eggs in one day – tha...
27/06/2025

📢 Did you know that a flea can live from between 14 days to one year and a female can lay up to 50 eggs in one day – that’s 1500 in a lifetime!

We believe preventative treatment is the best course of action for fleas, ticks and worms, that’s why we include year-round treatment for cats and dogs in our Pet Health for Life plan.

Signs that your pet might have fleas:

🐶🐱 excessive scratching
🐶🐱 small red bumps or bite marks
🐶🐱 hair loss or dry skin from scratching
🐶🐱 tiny black specks in fur, bedding or furniture.

Learn more here >> https://ow.ly/O97T50WhCV2

26/06/2025

Did you know that dental disease is one of the most common health problems we see in rabbits? 🐇🦷🪥

That’s why, during , we’re highlighting some top tips to keep your bunny’s teeth in top shape!

23/06/2025

It’s Rabbit Awareness Week, and we’re hopping on board to share some simple housing tips to help your rabbits live their best life! 🐰🏡

🐾 Keep your pet safe from parasites! We all love the great outdoors but if your pet isn't protected against pesky pests,...
18/06/2025

🐾 Keep your pet safe from parasites! We all love the great outdoors but if your pet isn't protected against pesky pests, you may find them not only living on your pet but also in your home!

We believe preventative treatment is the best course of action for fleas, ticks and worms, so why not book your parasites check today!

Learn more here >> https://ow.ly/u8s450WbR0n

16/05/2025

Here’s how to keep your pet’s mouth fresh and healthy!🐾

Barbecue safety tips for pet owners. 🐶🐱If you’re planning a barbecue this summer, be aware it could present some hazards...
14/05/2025

Barbecue safety tips for pet owners. 🐶🐱

If you’re planning a barbecue this summer, be aware it could present some hazards to your pets. Here are some key things to remember while you're getting your grill on:

🌭 Sharing isn't caring - Don't share your food with your pets. The high fat content in many meats and foods, especially with bones, aren't safe.

🔥 Be fire safe - Keep your pets well away from hot flames, fuel and grills. Remember that smoke can irritate animals' lungs. Keep pets inside if they can't be well supervised.

🍔 Tidy up - Make sure to keep things clean and tidy as tinfoil, clingfilm, skewers and grease-covered stones all pose health risks.

For more advice on keeping your pet safe in the garden this summer, speak to one of our team.

New kitten parents, these tips are for you! 🐱✨1️⃣ Prep your home with all the essentials including a litter box, comfy b...
12/05/2025

New kitten parents, these tips are for you! 🐱✨

1️⃣ Prep your home with all the essentials including a litter box, comfy bed, healthy food and safe toys.
2️⃣ Gradually introduce your kitten to the litter box – a clean, quiet spot is key!
3️⃣ Spend time socialising and handling them gently to build trust and friendship. 💕
4️⃣ Book appointments with us for their vaccinations, deworming, and a health check-up! 🏥
5️⃣ Keep them entertained with plenty of toys and playtime to burn off that playful kitten energy! 🎉

Let us know if you have any questions about welcoming your new kitten to your home.

Over the coming spring and summer months, the risk of "flystrike" increases among the rabbit population. Flystrike occur...
28/04/2025

Over the coming spring and summer months, the risk of "flystrike" increases among the rabbit population. Flystrike occurs when flies lay eggs on the rabbit, which hatch into maggots. These maggots then eat the rabbit's flesh, with often fatal results.

Due to rapid development, the best prevention is keeping your rabbit clean and in good health, feeding them an appropriate diet, carefully checking their bottoms at least twice daily and applying preventative treatments during the peak season.
Rabbits are at an increased risk of getting flystrike if they are unable to keep themselves clean due to obesity, arthritis, poor dental health or cramped, dirty living conditions.

Some of the typical signs of flystrike include:
🐰 Digging into a corner of their living area
🐰 A strong smell from their living area
🐰 Open sores or visible maggots on the skin
🐰 Lethargic and very quiet
🐰 Not eating or drinking

Please get in touch with us quickly for further help and advice if you have any suspicions.

🐾🌍 Happy World Veterinary Day! Today, we are celebrating the incredible work of all of our team, along with veterinary p...
26/04/2025

🐾🌍 Happy World Veterinary Day!

Today, we are celebrating the incredible work of all of our team, along with veterinary professionals around the world who dedicate their lives to the health and well-being of animals! 🐕🐈🦜

Whether they’re providing life-saving treatments, offering preventative care, or supporting animal welfare, our team are truly heroes who work every day to support our purpose: A BETTER WORLD FOR PETS. 🩺

Join us in taking a moment to recognise their compassion, expertise, and the difference they make in the lives of both animals and their owners. 🙌

To all of our team, thank you for your hard work, your kindness, and your commitment to improving the lives of animals everywhere. 🐾💙

🐾 Unkempt nails can cause discomfort and possible injuries to our pets.While active pets may not require frequent nail c...
23/04/2025

🐾 Unkempt nails can cause discomfort and possible injuries to our pets.

While active pets may not require frequent nail clipping, older or less active pets may need more regular trimming. Nail clipping prevents discomfort for your pet whilst they are walking and reduces the risk of more severe foot health issues.

Our Registered Veterinary Nurses offer nail-clipping services to keep your pet's paws comfortable and healthy.

To learn more about our nurse clinics, visit our website.

Puppies are adorable, but did you know their first vaccinations are essential for keeping them healthy and safe? 🐾At six...
21/04/2025

Puppies are adorable, but did you know their first vaccinations are essential for keeping them healthy and safe? 🐾

At six to eight weeks old, it's time to start their vaccine journey, with two injections spaced 2-4 weeks apart. These vaccinations are crucial for protecting them from serious illnesses.

After their second vaccinations, it takes two to four weeks for your puppy to be fully protected, so they'll soon be ready for all the fun - exploring, socialising, and meeting new doggie friends safely! 🐶🌟

Protection lasts for about a year, but annual vaccinations are needed to maintain that immunity and keep your puppy strong and healthy. 🛡️

Regular vaccines are a simple but important way to ensure your puppy stays safe and can enjoy all the tail-wagging adventures without worry! 🐕💖

🐰🐣 Have a very Happy Easter!On behalf of all of our team, we hope you and your pets have an egg-stra special day and lon...
20/04/2025

🐰🐣 Have a very Happy Easter!

On behalf of all of our team, we hope you and your pets have an egg-stra special day and long weekend!

Address

28 Norwood
Beverley
HU179HB

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 8pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 8pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 8pm
Thursday 8:30am - 8pm
Friday 8:30am - 8pm
Saturday 9am - 5pm
Sunday 9am - 1pm

Telephone

+441482882613

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