Check out our new recycling scheme - we are now able to recycle empty blister packets from medication (both human and animal!)
Medicinal blister packets can't be recycled in standard household recycling so if you have any empty blister packets from human or animal medication that you want to recycle, please bring them into any of our Longwell Green, Keynsham or Brislington branches and hand them to reception who will put them in the recycling bin for you!
Please make sure they are empty blister packets, and that they aren't in any other packaging and don't have any personal information on them.
We are so excited about increasing our recycling and reducing waste!"
🎁🐾 Happy Boxing Day from All of Us at Keynsham Vets! 🐾🎁
We hope you and your pets are enjoying the festive season and taking
time to relax after all the Christmas excitement! Whether it’s extra
cuddles, a winter walk, or snoozing by the fire, we hope today is filled with
joy and warmth. 🐶🐱
Remember, the holidays can sometimes bring unexpected surprises for
our furry friends. If you need us, we’re here to help—check our holiday
hours on our website or give us a call.
With firework season around the corner, check out our top tips on keeping your pet safe, happy and calm.
For more support and advice please click the link in the comments 💚
🐾 Kitten Squad Goals! 🐾
These 7 adorable kittens visited us today to kick off their vaccination journey! 🐱💉 They’re not only staying healthy but also covered—each one signed up for 4 weeks free Petplan insurance and joined our Health Plan Club (HPC) for ongoing care and support!
Looking for the same peace of mind for your furry friends? Contact us today to learn more about our HPC membership. 📞
Let's keep your pets happy, healthy, and protected! 💙
How To Protect Your Pets From Autumn Pests 🍂
Parasites like fleas and ticks may be more commonly associated with warm summer weather - but the dangers don’t go away entirely.
Find out how to protect your pet using the link in the comments
Have you ever wondered what we get up to when we take a swab of your pet's ear and look under the microscope? 🔬
Here is a short video showing you the process of ear cytology. 👂
This lab technique is incredibly useful in helping us work out what kind of infection is down the ear and helps us decide which treatment is most appropriate.
Here, you can see this patient has a lot of yeast down their ears so we want to make sure our treatment is targeted to yeast overgrowth.
Signs of ear infections often include itchy ears, shaking the head, red and sore ears, smelly ears, gunky ears.
Sometimes we can see more severe signs if the ear infection is really bad. It is often very painful for the pet so we want to treat it as soon as possible.
If you are worried your pet might have an ear problem, please don't hesitate to get in touch
🎃🐾 Cover Photo Competition! 🐾🎃
Comment below with a Halloween theme picture of your pets for your chance to win our cover photo competition!
Winner will be announced Friday 18th October
As part of our mission to reduce our environmental impact, we are trying to switch as many dogs and cats as possible to oral flea and worming medication rather than spot-on medication as oral medications tend to be less harmful for the environment and wildlife.
Giving cats tablets can be particularly challenging, but some of our flea and worming products are specifically formulated to be a tasty treat for the cat – and here is the proof! These videos show some of our staff's cats purring and enjoying their monthly flea and worming tablets! It's really as easy as that!
Get in touch by calling or speak to us in practice if you want to discuss switching your pet onto oral flea and worming tablets
You want them to have the best start in life, and so do we. 💚
Give us a call on 01179323660 to start your pet care journey with us today ☎️
May marks Veterinary Nurse Awareness
month - and this month, we are
championing the incredible nurses in the
veterinary profession worldwide! A huge
thank you for everything you do for the
nations pets
