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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.

06/10/2025

We have sadly had a large grey and white, domestic short haired, male, neutered cat brought to us tonight following a fatal collision with a car.

He was found on Warren Lane, in Elmswell.

He does not have a microchip.

If you think he may be yours, please call us on 01284701444.
❤️🐾❤️

01/10/2025

A big Happy Birthday to Robbie! 🥳🥕💚
Robbie is one of our regulars and came in for a dental the day before his 10th birthday!

Rabbits teeth have open roots that grow throughout their life. They are usually ground down during chewing, if this doesn’t happen spurs can develop causing pain and ulceration.

A less common cause of dental disease (as experienced by Robbie) is malocclusion which is when the teeth don’t line up properly, this means Robbie needs regular dentals to keep his teeth smooth and even. However, the most common cause of dental issues in rabbits is poor diet. Rabbits need high fibre diet comprised of 80% fresh hay/grass, 10% leafy greens and then 5% pellets and

29/09/2025

It really does feel like the year of 40th birthdays, and one of the most special we’ve celebrated was our wonderful Clinical Director, Rachel’s. 💕

As a team, we had the absolute joy of coming together to mark her 40th in style, and it reminded us just how lucky we are to work alongside her. Rachel’s kindness, guidance, and positivity touch everyone around her, and we’re so grateful for all that she brings to our team ✨

26/09/2025

💔 Sadly Deceased Cat Found – Newmarket 💔

We are very sorry to share that a medium/long-haired brown tabby neutered male cat was sadly brought into our Newmarket branch this morning, after being found on Dullingham Road.

If you believe this may be your cat, or if you know who he might belong to, please contact us on 01638 662253

Our thoughts are with his family, and we hope we can help reunite him with them.

22/09/2025

A female tabby cat has been handed in to our Haverhill practice after being found injured in the library car park. She does not have a microchip or collar.

If you think she may be your cat, please contact the practice on 01440 702007.

19/09/2025

Found Cat – Seeking Owner

A cat was recently brought to our Bury St Edmunds practice after being involved in an accident in Walsham-le-willows. This cat is a male (neutered), shorthair tabby and we would like to reunite them with their family.

If you believe this may be your cat, please contact us on 01284 701444 or message us directly.

We appreciate the community’s help in sharing this post so the cat’s family can be located.

18/09/2025

🐾 We’re Hiring! Part-Time Client Services Assistant 🐾

We’re looking for a friendly, compassionate, and reliable CSA to join our veterinary practice! If you love working with people (and their pets 🐶🐱), this could be the perfect role for you.

✨ What you’ll be doing:
✔️ Greeting clients and their pets
✔️ Managing appointments and admin
✔️ Delivering excellent customer service

📍 Location: Bury St Edmunds
🕒 Part-time hours (up to 25hrs/wk), flexible shifts to include some weekends and evenings

If you’re enthusiastic, organised, and enjoy being part of a supportive team, we’d love to hear from you!

👉 To apply, please send your CV to [email protected] or pop into reception.

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.

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

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!

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

Address

Sidney House, Western Way
Bury St. Edmunds
IP333SP

Telephone

+441284701444

Website

http://www.swayneandpartners.co.uk/

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