Swayne and Partners Veterinary Surgeons

Swayne and Partners Veterinary Surgeons Swayne and Partners was established in the 1970's and has since grown from a single surgery in Bury
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Swayne and Partners was established in the 1970's and has since grown from a single surgery in Bury St Edmunds to a practice operating four independent surgeries to include Haverhill, Long Melford and Newmarket covering a wide area of West Suffolk. Our team provide a friendly, traditional service but we pride ourselves on keeping up to date with innovations in technology and advances in techniques and knowledge.

This is Reggie one of our seniors 💕Reggie had a weepy eye and seemed a little uncomfortable when he came in to see Laure...
17/09/2025

This is Reggie one of our seniors 💕

Reggie had a weepy eye and seemed a little uncomfortable when he came in to see Lauren. After applying some local anaesthetic and some dye it was obvious that Reggie had quite a large but superficial ulcer 👀

Reggie was then seen every few days to check that the ulcer was resolving with drops and that it wasn’t becoming deeper as sometimes this requires debriding. Luckily for Reggie his ulcer healed nice and quickly and he was soon back to his usual antics!

If you suspect that your pet may have a problem with their eye please seek medical attention as soon as possible as eyes often deteriorate rapidly.

🐾💛 Puppy cuddles at reception! 💛🐾Our lovely receptionist got some extra snuggles from this little cutie – and we’re not ...
15/09/2025

🐾💛 Puppy cuddles at reception! 💛🐾

Our lovely receptionist got some extra snuggles from this little cutie – and we’re not complaining one bit! 🐶✨

We think you’ll agree, visits to the vets are always better with puppy love. 💕

11/09/2025

‼️NOTICE‼️

REUNITED WITH OWNER

We have a female liver and white Springer Spaniel that was found on Moulton Paddock Road. Unfortunately, we have been unable to locate her owner.

If you recognise this dog or have any information, please contact us as soon as possible at our Newmarket branch on 01638 662253

Please note that proof of ownership will be required

‼️Warning graphic content‼️This weeks super star is Mayo ✨Unfortunately Mayo had an minor incident with a car which caus...
10/09/2025

‼️Warning graphic content‼️

This weeks super star is Mayo ✨
Unfortunately Mayo had an minor incident with a car which caused him to spook and in true greyhound fashion he made a run for it.

The team initially began by cleaning the wounds and bandaging Mayo’s feet. The following day when he was stable he was anaesthetised and the wounds were debrided. These wounds can be particularly tricky, his thin skin in a high movement area makes it incredibly delicate. One of the ways we manage this is with a tie over dressing. We place sutures which act as the anchors for tying in our dressing, allowing coverage of a big wound and frequent changes, which Mayo needed.

Today the wound is very close to healing and his feet are looking great ❤️‍🩹 He has been so tolerant and brave during his regular visits and has moved to a routine bandage!

1. Mayo in his bandage
2. Initial trauma to his pads
3. Debrided pads
4. Tie over sutures around wound
5. Tie over dressing being applied
6. Healed pads
7. Nearly there with his forelimb wound!

We have had a very friendly black & white entire male cat with no microchip brought in to our Bury St Edmunds branch fou...
08/09/2025

We have had a very friendly black & white entire male cat with no microchip brought in to our Bury St Edmunds branch found near Hospital Road.

If you think he could be yours, please call us on 01284 701444

08/09/2025

🐾 Teddy popped in! 🐾
Our gorgeous patient Teddy came by to collect his flea and wormer treatment 🐶✨ Keeping up to date with parasite prevention is so important to keep your pets happy, healthy, and itch-free all year round! 💚

If your pet is due their flea or wormer, pop in or give us a call – we’ll be happy to help. 🐾

We have had a very friendly entire Male ferret handed into our Bury St Edmunds branch. If you have any information or be...
05/09/2025

We have had a very friendly entire Male ferret handed into our Bury St Edmunds branch.

If you have any information or believe he is your pet please contact us 01284701444.

Congratulations to Barney, Rupert, Lara, Murphy, Anson, Pablo, Amber and Lebowski who all graduated our Puppy Socilisati...
05/09/2025

Congratulations to Barney, Rupert, Lara, Murphy, Anson, Pablo, Amber and Lebowski who all graduated our Puppy Socilisation classes this week. Thank you for joining us. We hope you had as much fun as we did ! More photos in comments ...

Throwback to our frequent flyer Pumpkin and her exploratory laparotomy (when the abdomen is entered surgically) in this ...
03/09/2025

Throwback to our frequent flyer Pumpkin and her exploratory laparotomy (when the abdomen is entered surgically) in this case to remove a foreign body from her intestines.

Pumpkin had been vomiting for 24 hours and after an X-Ray confirmed an obstructive pattern she was taken to surgery. Due to the fact that Pumpkin’s foreign body was linear she had to have multiple incisions into her intestines but luckily she recovered really well!

How adorable are these two kittens! Can anyone guess the breed?Correct answer is: Devon Rex
02/09/2025

How adorable are these two kittens!

Can anyone guess the breed?

Correct answer is: Devon Rex

01/09/2025

🩸🐾 PCV = A Small Test with a Big Story!

PCV (Packed Cell Volume) is a simple blood test that measures the percentage of red blood cells in your pet’s blood. Red blood cells carry oxygen, so their level is a good indicator of overall health.

👉 What PCV Tells Us:
• Low PCV (Anemia): Can mean blood loss from ticks, fleas, worms, injuries, or certain diseases.
• High PCV: Often points to dehydration, but sometimes more serious conditions.

✅ Why it’s important:
• Quick test with fast results
• Helps in emergencies like shock, blood loss, or severe dehydration
• Guides treatment and recovery monitoring

🐶🐱From dogs to cats, PCV is a simple but powerful tool vets use every day to keep animals healthy.

💡 Regular vet check-ups, parasite control, and good nutrition are the best ways to keep your animals’ PCV within a healthy range!

📸 Here is one of our nurses carrying out a PCV!

We have been notified that this boy has been found near the Hare & Hounds pub in Leavenheath wandering around in the roa...
29/08/2025

We have been notified that this boy has been found near the Hare & Hounds pub in Leavenheath wandering around in the road. He is being taken to vets 4 pets in stanway. Please contact them if you recognise him.

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Sidney House, Western Way
Bury St. Edmunds
IP333SP

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