Elizabeth Smith Veterinary Practice Ltd

01/12/2025

Kiki has graduated 🌟

Kiki has progressed so much over the past year. She had very little trust coming into the practice and had to be sedated for examinations. Now we can hear her come in as she says hello to everyone ☺️

Since then, Charlie has built up trust with her and has recently been able to fully vaccinate her!

Although she is still cautious around vets, it’s something we are still working on as well as muzzle training.

26/11/2025

Thank you to the lovely donors on Saturday that helped Pet Blood Bank UK.

25/11/2025

We have had a male chihuahua brought into us. Found in Woburn. If you have lost a chihuahua. Please get in contact with us.

19/11/2025

𝓕𝓪𝓻𝓮𝔀𝓮𝓵𝓵 𝓽𝓸 𝓗𝓪𝓷𝓷𝓪𝓱 🩺 😢

We have had to say our goodbyes to our vet Hannah as she has relocated. She has been a wonderful Vet, colleague and friend to many in the team. She has been a great Vet to all our patients and we are sad to have seen Hannah leave us 😢🐾

We wish her the best of luck on her new adventures 🥰

12/11/2025

Beautiful Marble showing off her beautiful eyes 😻

11/11/2025

Due to the escalating number and expanding area of cases of avian influenza in kept and wild birds, the AIPZ with mandatory housing measures to protect poultry & captive birds will be extended to the whole of England for all keepers of over 50 birds and all keepers who sell or give away eggs or poultry products (even if they keep fewer than 50 birds). These measures will come into force from 00:01 on Thursday 06 November.

All keepers of over 50 birds and all keepers who sell or give away eggs or poultry products (even if they keep fewer than 50 birds) in England must house their birds and continue to follow stringent biosecurity measures.

To find out more information, please follow

Find out about the latest bird flu situation in England and guidance for bird keepers and the public.

03/11/2025

We spotted Toby whilst he came to visit whilst giving us his best puppy eyes for some biscuits 🖤🐾

31/10/2025

Pax is patient of the month ✨

Pax came into us after eating an acorn, unfortunately it didn’t pass through his intestines and he had to have surgery to remove it.

After 3 days of hospitalisation, endless cuddles, kisses and hours of Bluey, Pax was discharged as waggy as ever!

31/10/2025

Happy Halloween to all our clients and furry friends! 🎃🐾
Today is all about doing some tricks to get some treats! 😆

30/10/2025

Halloween is fun for humans, but it can be stressful or dangerous for our pets.

Here is some handy tips:

🎃Keep chocolate and candy out of reach.
👻Use pet-safe decorations (no small, chewable parts).
🎃Keep pets secure when trick-or-treaters visit.
👻Do not force pets to wear costumes if they are not happy too.
🎃Avoid candles and other fire hazards.

30/10/2025

Sweet Lottie recently came to be speyed and she was such a brave girl. We loved having her 🥰

30/10/2025