Maes Glas Vets

Maes Glas Vets Maes Glas Vets is one of the largest practices in the South Wales area.

We are proud to provide veterinary services for the Dogs Trust in Bridgend and to the South Wales Police Dog section in addition to many local and organisations and our reputation for a quality service over a large area of South Wales speaks for itself. With over 20 vets, a large number of qualified support staff, and 6 branches, we are equipped and able to deal with a range of problems from choco

late poisoning in dogs to fracture repairs in cats. Our veterinary team bring a wealth of experience to the practice and have individually obtained high standards of professional qualification.

🌟Tuesdays Tips🌟💐  With valentines day just around the corner, all over the UK lots of bouquets will be delivered contain...
21/01/2025

🌟Tuesdays Tips🌟

💐 With valentines day just around the corner, all over the UK lots of bouquets will be delivered containing lilies . The best thing you can do is to throw them away safely if you have pets.

Many cat owners are unaware that all parts of lilies are toxic to cats possibly leading to kidney failure. They can be affected by eating any parts of the plant, for example, the leaves, pollen and flower, and it is thought they can also be affected by simply brushing past the flower and then grooming the pollen from their fur.

Signs of poisoning in cats include repeated vomiting, blindness and paralysis so if your cat shows any signs of these symptoms or you suspect it may have had contact with lilies it is crucial to get them to a vet as soon as possible. 💐

20/01/2025

Beautiful Clover to brighten up your Monday! #

19/01/2025

Our team had lots of cuddles with these beauties recently! 💕

16/01/2025

Atticus smiling for the camera after jumping onto the table ready for his vet exam 🤣🤩
Show us pics of your happy pet 💕

*** UPDATE***Unfortunately we have been unable to locate this little mans previous owners. He is now looking for his for...
15/01/2025

*** UPDATE***
Unfortunately we have been unable to locate this little mans previous owners. He is now looking for his forever home, if you think you would be able to offer him a suitable loving home please contact Brackla on 01656 652751
⭐️🐇Found -🐇⭐️
Does anyone recognise this handsome chap. Male entire rabbit - Found in Beddau. He is currently having treatment with us. Please phone 01443 220580 🐇

🌟Tuesdays Tips 🌟⚠️Anti- freeze is extremely toxic to animals. 🐕🐈‍⬛⚠️It can cause fatal kidney failure. ⚠️Sadly dogs and ...
14/01/2025

🌟Tuesdays Tips 🌟

⚠️Anti- freeze is extremely toxic to animals. 🐕🐈‍⬛
⚠️It can cause fatal kidney failure.
⚠️Sadly dogs and cats find the sweet smell appealing so will often lap up the liquid.
⚠️Keep out of reach and wipe up spillages immediately.
📞If you think your pet has consumed anti- freeze contact your vet immediately.

13/01/2025

Thank you so much to everyone that donated towards our Christmas memory tree.

This is the first year that we have done this and we were overwhelmed by the number of donations.

We have raised in total almost £450, which has been distributed to local animal charities that we work closely with.

If you would like to keep your memory tag, these will be available to collect from Brackla reception until Friday the 28th of February.

Thank you from all the team at Maes Glas.

This male neutered tabby has been brought into our Brackla branch and is currently receiving treatment. He is an older b...
12/01/2025

This male neutered tabby has been brought into our Brackla branch and is currently receiving treatment. He is an older boy with a notch on his left ear.

He is not microchipped. Please contact us during opening hours if you think he belongs to you on 01656 652751

10/01/2025

We are short of newspapers if anyone has any. Please can you drop them off at any branch 🗞️ Thankyou kindly 🗞️

🙌⭐️💕Happy Ending for Patsy💕⭐️🙌Patsy Pancake was found in a box, in a field with a lot of fly tipped rubbish. The person ...
10/01/2025

🙌⭐️💕Happy Ending for Patsy💕⭐️🙌

Patsy Pancake was found in a box, in a field with a lot of fly tipped rubbish. The person who found her reported it to the RSPCA who rescued her and brought her into us here at Maes Glas Vets for sedate and dematt. Patsy Pancake was heavily matted, stinking and was so unwell with a heart murmur, horrific dry eye,one of her legs had a wound that had become necrotic and she also had Sepsis. Despite having everything against her the RSPCA were willing to give her a chance and our amazing clinical staff worked so hard to make her better. Patsy is now fully recovered and living her best life in her forever home with one of our colleagues and her other rescue siblings! Can you believe the difference - we are so grateful to her new mum for her hard work and dedication with Patsy and all her other rescues she takes on. 💕

09/01/2025

It is National Walk Your Dog Month

Canine companions love going for ‘walkies’ and not much beats a trip to the coast. But sadly, many dogs die each year after running over cliff edges. Dogs are easily distracted by all the exciting sounds and smells on a coastal walk and often may want to chase a bird or an animal.

It's safer to keep your dog on a lead when out walking along the coast. It’s also better for the local wildlife, especially during spring and summer when ground nesting birds are breeding at the coast.

Reduce the risks:

• Always keep dogs on a lead at the coast, especially near cliff edges.

• If they get stuck on a ledge, in mud or swept out to sea, don’t go after them - most dogs make it back safely, but you might not.

• Call your dog from a place of safety to keep them oriented and help them get back to you.

⚠️Possible Hemlock seen  on local beaches ⚠️We are aware of reports of Hemlock Water Dropwort Roots having washed up on ...
08/01/2025

⚠️Possible Hemlock seen on local beaches ⚠️

We are aware of reports of Hemlock Water Dropwort Roots having washed up on the beaches of Porthcawl.

We would urge dog owners to be extra vigilant and not touch these roots.

The plant is more referred to as Poisonous Parsnips or Dead Man's Fingers.

They are common along parts of the UK coastline.

However, the Roots, which look similar to Parsnips, are extremely toxic to both animals and humans.

If you think your dog may have come into contact or ingested any Poisonous Parsnips, it is advised to seek veterinary assistance as soon as possible.

⭐️Tuesdays Tips⭐️🐾Socialise your pets early🐾There is a small window of opportunity to socialise your pet. It is importan...
07/01/2025

⭐️Tuesdays Tips⭐️

🐾Socialise your pets early🐾

There is a small window of opportunity to socialise your pet. It is important to introduce them gently to common stressors.

Get your pet used to your lifestyle when they are young.

🐾Introduce them to anything they will have to get used too.

🐾Take them on car rides.

🐾Get them used to different types of people and children.

🐾Loud Noises.

🐾Vet Checks.

🐾Grooming.

🐾Get them used to having their paws, ears and mouths handled.

🐾Touch their feet and exam their nails so they will be happy to have nail trims.

Super Stan enjoying his visit with us recently to have his booster. He had lots of cwtches and fuss off our nurse Rachel...
06/01/2025

Super Stan enjoying his visit with us recently to have his booster. He had lots of cwtches and fuss off our nurse Rachel 💕🐾

05/01/2025

There’s a cold snap hitting us here in the UK 🥶 You may need to take some extra steps to help look after your cat during the chilly weather. Check our website for some more tips 👉 https://icatcare.org/advice/hazardous-weather/

🐈 If your cat usually has outdoor access, consider having a litter tray indoors because they may avoid venturing out into the cold.

💧If you usually keep a water bowl outside, check that it hasn’t frozen over. Avoid putting chemicals that are poisonous to cats, like Antifreeze, in ponds and water features as cats will often drink from these too.

🐾 Provide indoor enrichment, like puzzle feeders, and play with your cat for a few minutes each day.

🚗 Before starting your car, tap on the hood and check between the tyres to check that a cat isn’t hiding there for some warmth.

Pretty Pippin looking beautiful in her pink surgical suit. Pippin who is 12 years old has recently had 3 lumps removed a...
02/01/2025

Pretty Pippin looking beautiful in her pink surgical suit. Pippin who is 12 years old has recently had 3 lumps removed and was in for her Stitches to be removed and post op checkup. After care is such an important part of the whole surgical process.

Stopping the patient from interfering with the wounds -
Correct rest and exercise.
Good quality food /medication all help with the healing process.

🌟Tuesdays Tips🌟⛈️🌪️🌩️🌊Storm /Wind Safety🌊🌩️🌪️⛈️Cats,dogs and small furries can become very stressed in stormy conditions...
31/12/2024

🌟Tuesdays Tips🌟

⛈️🌪️🌩️🌊Storm /Wind Safety🌊🌩️🌪️⛈️

Cats,dogs and small furries can become very stressed in stormy conditions.

🐾Makesure all windows and curtains are closed, so unsettling sounds and lightening can be muffled/hidden.

🐾Make sure your dog wears a collar with name tag encase they escape or get spooked whilst outside.

🐾Ensure microchip details are up to date.

🐾Reflective collars for dogs whilst out walking.

🐾Pets may need a safe place to hide. Create a den for your pet to retreat to if they want.

🐾Bring small furries 🐇 indoors or a well ventilated garage.

🐾Offer distractions (licky mats,kongs)

🐾Keep your pet company but not too much. Stay with your pet but makesure they do not see any stress or anxiety from you. Both cats and dogs can easily read body language and will react more strongly if you are upset.

Address

Church Acre, Brackla
Bridgend
CF312JT

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 6:30pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 6:30pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 6:30pm
Thursday 8:30am - 6:30pm
Friday 8:30am - 6:30pm
Saturday 9:30am - 4:30pm
Sunday 9:30am - 12:30pm

Telephone

+441656652751

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