St-Clair Veterinary Care

St-Clair Veterinary Care A veterinary practice with crazy, mad BUT friendly and professional staff who will care for your pet
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At St Clair, we are here to provide your pets with expert veterinary care whenever they need it. We hope your visit to St Clair will be both relaxing and enjoyable. We see ourselves as ‘different’ we hope it doesn’t feel like sitting in your average vet’s waiting room. We’re usually playing with our patients on the floor to make the visit less of a ‘white coat’ experience and more enjoyable so the

y’re keen to come back, making it less stressful for both you and your pet. As a small practice, we offer a great service – and the personalised support you value. Whether you are just seeking some advice from a veterinary nurse, or are in need of veterinary treatment, we are here to care for your pets. We understand how special your pet is and have developed our services to ensure they have the best possible chance of a long and healthy life. Our aim is to offer you quality veterinary care and a friendly personal service. To achieve this high level of care we provide a comprehensive range of facilities and expertise.

Check out our new neighbours!🤩🐾If you would like to make a booking, contact Pampered Paws on: 01670 544433 💜
09/07/2025

Check out our new neighbours!🤩🐾
If you would like to make a booking, contact Pampered Paws on: 01670 544433 💜

Flea meds? ✔️Adorable weigh-in? ✔️Big-dog energy in a puppy body? Oh yes! 🐾⚖️❤️Meet Teddy! 🤩
08/07/2025

Flea meds? ✔️

Adorable weigh-in? ✔️

Big-dog energy in a puppy body? Oh yes! 🐾⚖️❤️

Meet Teddy! 🤩

*** FOUND ***We have had a stray jack russell terrier handed in to us.Found on Plessey Road, near the post office.She is...
27/06/2025

*** FOUND ***

We have had a stray jack russell terrier handed in to us.
Found on Plessey Road, near the post office.
She is chipped but the details are not up to date.

Please contact us ASAP if this is your dog, proof of ownership will be required.
01670 457271

🐰Socialising Your Rabbit: Quick Tips for a Happy Bun! 🐾Rabbits are social animals that thrive on companionship and gentl...
27/06/2025

🐰Socialising Your Rabbit: Quick Tips for a Happy Bun! 🐾

Rabbits are social animals that thrive on companionship and gentle interaction. Start slowly - sit quietly near them, offer treats, and let them come to you. Gradually introduce new people, spaces and routines.

Bonding with another rabbit? Go slow and supervised! See some more tips below! A well socialised rabbit is happier, more confident, and easier to handle. 💕

🐰✨Why Neutering Your Rabbit Matters! ✨🐰Thinking about neutering your bunny? Here's why it's one of the best things you c...
27/06/2025

🐰✨Why Neutering Your Rabbit Matters! ✨🐰

Thinking about neutering your bunny? Here's why it's one of the best things you can do for them:

✅Health Benefits: Neutering reduces the risk of cancers and infections, especially in females.
✅Behavioural Balance: Say goodbye to aggressive behaviour, spraying, and territorial issues.
✅No Surprise Litters: Rabbits breed fast - really fast! Neutering prevents unplanned baby bunnies.
✅Happier Bonding: Fixed rabbits are more likely to form strong, peaceful bonds with other bunnies.

🏥Most rabbits can be safely neutered by a rabbit-savvy vet around 4 - 6 months old.
📅If your bun isn't neutered yet, it's never too late to give them a healthier, happier life.
💬Got questions about the process? Drop them below or give us a call on 10670 457271!

🐰💥Gut Stasis in Rabbits: What Every Bunny Parent Needs to Know! 💥🐰Gut stasis is a serious, life-threatening condition wh...
26/06/2025

🐰💥Gut Stasis in Rabbits: What Every Bunny Parent Needs to Know! 💥🐰

Gut stasis is a serious, life-threatening condition where your rabbit's digestive system slows down - or stops completely. 😟

🚨Why it's Dangerous:
When the gut slows down:
- Food and gas build up
- Pain increases
- Appetite disappears
- Dehydration sets in
- Dangerous bacteria take over
All of this can happen very quickly - and it's an emergency! 🆘

⚠️Signs to Watch For:
- Not eating (even favourite treats)
- Small or no p**p
- Lethargy or hiding
- Loud tummy noises or no sound at all
- Teeth grinding (a sign of pain)

🥕Common Causes:
- Stress
- Pain (dental problems, etc.)
- Poor diet (low fibre!)
- Dehydration
- Lack of exercise

✅Prevention Tips:
- Feed high-fibre hay daily (80%o of diet)
- Keep your bunny hydrated 💧
- Regular vet check-ups 🩺
- Encourage movement and play
- Reduce stress and keep routines calm

🐰💨 If you notice ANY signs - call your vet immediately. Gut stasis can become fatal in just 24 hours.
📲 Share to help other bunny parents stay informed and protect their fluffy friends!

🩺🐰Preventative Vet Care = A Longer, Healthier Bunny Life! 🐰💚Rabbits are prey animals - they hide illness very well. That...
26/06/2025

🩺🐰Preventative Vet Care = A Longer, Healthier Bunny Life! 🐰💚

Rabbits are prey animals - they hide illness very well. That's why regular vet check-ups essential, even if your bun seems fine! ✅

What Preventative Care includes:
🩺Annual Health Checks
➡️Catch dental issues, weight changes, gut problems and more before they become serious.

💉Vaccinations
➡️Protect against deadly diseases like Myxomatosis and Rabbit Viral Haemorrhagic Disease (RVHD1 and RVHD2)

🦷Dental Exams
➡️Overgrown teeth can cause pain, eating issues, and gut stasis. Rabbits need regular checks!

🔍Parasite Prevention
➡️Mites, fleas, and flystrike can all be avoided with the right protection and hygiene.

📅Early Neutering
➡️Prevents certain cancers and helps with bonding and behaviour.

🛑Don't wait for signs of illness - by then, it could be an emergency!
📲Book your bunny's check-up today!
💬Tag a fellow rabbit parent and help spread awareness!

🐾Kittens in Need of Homes🐾Sharing on behalf of a local rescue:Lots of gorgeous kittens in need of forever homes. All hea...
25/06/2025

🐾Kittens in Need of Homes🐾

Sharing on behalf of a local rescue:
Lots of gorgeous kittens in need of forever homes. All healthy and full of character.
Let's help these little ones find the loving homes they deserve ❤

Please contact Ginger Biscuit and Co cat and kitten rescue (J's cat and kitten rescue) directly.

We are not in affiliation with this rescue.

🥕🐰Healthy Rabbit Diet 101! 🐰🥦Want a happy, hoppy bunny? It starts with the right diet! 🐰💚✅80% Hay - Unlimited fresh gras...
25/06/2025

🥕🐰Healthy Rabbit Diet 101! 🐰🥦

Want a happy, hoppy bunny? It starts with the right diet! 🐰💚

✅80% Hay - Unlimited fresh grass hay (like timothy or orchard). It keeps teeth and digestion healthy.
✅10 - 15% Fresh Greens - Daily mix of safe leafy greens (e.g. romaine, parsley, basil, dandelion greens). 🌿
✅5% Pellets - High fibre, plain pellets. Just a small portion daily. 🥄
✅Treats = Occasional Only! - Tiny bits of fruit (like banana or apple) or bunny-safe treats - sparingly! 🍎

🚫No seeds, nuts, bread, crackers or sugary snacks!
💧Fresh water at all times.

📌A proper diet = healthy teeth, gut, and a longer life! Share to help other bunny lovers! 🐾💕

🏠🐰Rabbit Housing: More Than Just a Cage! 🐰✨Rabbits aren't low-maintenance pets - they need space, comfort, and stimulati...
24/06/2025

🏠🐰Rabbit Housing: More Than Just a Cage! 🐰✨

Rabbits aren't low-maintenance pets - they need space, comfort, and stimulation to stay happy and healthy! 💚

Here's what a great rabbit home looks like:

✅Space to Stretch and Zoom!
➡️Rabbits need at least 3m x 2m x 1m of living space
(Think: exercise pen or free-roam room - not just a small hutch!)

✅Safe Flooring
➡️Avoid wire floors! Use solid surfaces with soft mats, rugs, or fleece for comfort.

✅Hideouts and Tunnels
➡️Rabbits love places to hide and feel secure. Provide boxes, tunnels, or hidey-houses 🕳

✅Litter Training
➡️Yes, rabbits can be litter trained! Use paper-based litter - never clumping clay or wood shavings.

✅Enrichment Matters
➡️Toys, chew items, cardboard, and puzzle feeders keep minds busy and teeth healthy! 🧠🦷

✅Temperature Control
➡️Keep them cool in summer and protected from wind/damp in winter. ❄️☀️

❌Say No to Small Hutches
Small cages restrict movement and cause boredom, obesity, and stress. Rabbits need room to live - not just survive.

📸Show us your bunny setups!
📲Share to help spread the word about better bunny housing! 🐾🏠

🐰🎉It's Rabbit Awareness Week! 🎉🐰Let's hop to it - Rabbit Awareness Week is here! 🐰💚 This week is all about celebrating r...
23/06/2025

🐰🎉It's Rabbit Awareness Week! 🎉🐰

Let's hop to it - Rabbit Awareness Week is here! 🐰💚 This week is all about celebrating rabbits and spreading awareness on how to give them the best life possible.

Why It Matters:
🐾Rabbits are the UK's third most popular pet, but often the most misunderstood.
🐾Many live in unsuitable housing or suffer from poor diets and lack of vet care.

This Week, Learn About:
🏠Proper housing and enrichment
🥕The ideal rabbit diet
🩺Preventative vet care
🐾Social needs (rabbits need bunny friends!)

👉Whether you're a new bunny parent or lifelong lover, there's always more to learn!

📸Share a photo of your rabbit with the hashtag
📲Help spread the word - rabbits deserve better! Let's make every bunny's life happier, healthier, and hoppier! 🐾💖

20/06/2025

*ISSUE RESOLVED*

Unfortunately we are currently experiencing issues with our phone lines. Please bear with us as we try to solve the issue.

In case of an emergency please contact our Out of Hours Provider Moorview (Cramlington) on 0191 338 8890. If you need to change/book an appointment or need to request medication, you can message us via Facebook messenger and we will try to get back to you asap.

Thank you for your understanding.

Address

Blyth

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 7pm
Tuesday 8am - 7pm
Wednesday 8am - 7pm
Thursday 8am - 7pm
Friday 8am - 6pm
Saturday 8am - 12:30pm

Telephone

+441670457271

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