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Monday 8:30am - 8pm Tuesday 8:30am - 8pm Wednesday 8:30am - 8pm Thursday 8:30am - 8pm Friday 8:30am - 8pm Saturday 8:30am - 5:30pm Sunday 10am - 5pm

Moreton Hall Veterinary Centre

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Moreton Hall Veterinary Centre

Moreton Hall Veterinary Centre Small animal veterinary practice based in Bury St Edmunds with an on-site pet shop and grooming parlour. Caring for your animals as if they are our own.

Providing the very best care for your pet at a price you can afford

Moreton Hall Veterinary Centre is a modern practice with state-of-the-art facilities, offering a full healthcare service for large and small animals. Opened in 2003, the centre is a sister practice to the long-established Stowe Veterinary Group. Based in Bury St Edmunds, our custom-built surgery boasts extensive in-house faciliti

es for providing veterinary treatment, dentistry and grooming. Our team are committed to providing you and your pets with the highest level of veterinary care and a professional service.

14/02/2025

Happy Valentine’s Day from all of us at Moreton Hall Veterinary Centre! 💖🐾

We have been celebrating our love for our pets, this Valentines Day. Thank you to all of our clients who have contributed to the photo board! 🐾❤️

13/02/2025

❤️🐾 There’s still time to spoil your pet this Valentine’s Day! 🐾❤️

Show your pet some love with a special treat from our in-house pet shop, Pets Place! 💕 Pop in and find the perfect Valentine’s gift for your pet today!

12/02/2025

Is your dog showing signs of discomfort? 🐾 Pain in dogs can be subtle, but changes in behaviour, movement, or appetite can be key indicators. If you notice your dog limping, vocalising, or acting more withdrawn than usual, it's time to seek professional advice. Don’t wait— early intervention can help manage pain and improve their quality of life. Reach out to us today if you suspect your dog is in pain! 🐕💖

10/02/2025

🐰 Did you know rabbits are prone to dental problems? 🦷 Look out for signs like drooling, appetite changes or weight loss. Catching dental disease early can make all the difference! Learn the signs and how to help your bunny thrive. 💕

07/02/2025

Is your dog barking at people walking past the window? 🐾 Check out these helpful tips to stop the barking and bring some peace to your home! If you're facing challenging behaviour, our trained behaviourist at our sister practice Ipswich Veterinary Centre can advise and assist. 🐶 For more information about our training services, call us at 01473 555 000.

05/02/2025

February is Pet Dental Health Month! 🦷🐾 Just like us, our pets need regular dental care to stay healthy and happy. Keep those tails wagging and purrs going with proper brushing, dental treats, and regular vet check-ups. Healthy teeth, happy pets! 🐶🐱💙 If you need dental advice or want to book a free dental check, please call 01284 747000

03/02/2025

Happy National Golden Retriever Day! 🐾💛

Today we celebrate the loyal, loving, and playful hearts of our favourite furry friends. Whether they’re fetching, snuggling, or just being their sweet selves, Golden Retrievers truly make the world a brighter place. Share a pic of your golden buddy! 🐕✨

02/02/2025

Happy National Hedgehog Day! 🦔💚 Let’s celebrate these charming little creatures! 🌿 Did you know hedgehogs are fantastic gardeners, helping to keep pests in check?

29/01/2025

Did you know? 🐹 Hamsters can enter a state called torpor (a type of hibernation) when it gets too cold! ❄️ They slow down their breathing and heart rate to conserve energy, but it can be dangerous if prolonged. Keep your furry friend warm, cosy, and well-fed to prevent this! 💕

27/01/2025

❄️🐾 Winter Care Tips for Indoor Cats! 🐱✨

Even indoor cats need a little extra attention during the winter months to stay happy and healthy. Here’s how you can help:
✔️ Keep them active: Provide toys, climbing towers, and interactive games to prevent winter boredom.
✔️ Warm resting spots: Place beds or blankets in sunny, draught-free areas for cosy naps.
✔️ Hydration is key: Dry winter air can be dehydrating—ensure they have plenty of fresh water.
✔️ Skin and coat care: Use a humidifier to combat dry air that can irritate their skin.
✔️ Check windows and doors: Make sure their favourite spots by the window aren’t too chilly.

A little extra care goes a long way in keeping your indoor cat purring all winter long! ❤️🐾

24/01/2025

❄️🐾 Winter Care Tips for Outdoor Cats! 🐱✨

As temperatures drop, outdoor cats need a little extra help to stay safe and cosy. Here are some simple ways to keep them happy and healthy this winter:
✔️ Provide a warm, dry shelter to protect them from the cold.
✔️ Offer extra food and fresh water (check that it’s not frozen!).
✔️ Watch for frostbite on ears, tails, or paws.
✔️ Keep an eye on garages and cars—cats may hide under vehicles for warmth.
✔️ Use reflective collars for visibility during dark evenings.
Looking out for outdoor cats ensures they can thrive through the colder months. Let’s show them some love this winter! ❤️🐾

22/01/2025

Winter Dog Care: Protect Their Ears and Overall Health

Winter walks can be full of fun, but they also come with extra challenges for your dog’s health—especially when it comes to their ears. If your dog comes back from walks with wet or muddy ears, they could be at an increased risk of ear infections. The damp, combined with dirt or debris, creates the perfect environment for bacteria to grow, leading to painful and unpleasant infections.

To prevent this:
• Dry their ears thoroughly after walks: Use a soft towel to gently pat the ears dry, especially if they've been in rain or snow.
• Regular ear cleaning: Use a safe, vet-recommended antibacterial ear cleaner, such as Epiotic, to clear away wax and debris. This helps reduce the risk of infection while keeping their ears fresh and healthy.
• Check their ears often: Look for redness, swelling, or a bad smell—these could be signs of something that needs veterinary attention.

By taking these simple steps, you can help your dog stay happy and healthy! 🐾❄️

20/01/2025

❄️ Winter Joint Care Tips for Pets 🐾

• Keep them warm: Provide a cosy bed with extra blankets, away from cold draughts. Consider a pet-safe heating pad for added comfort.
• Gentle exercise: Regular, low-impact walks or playtime help keep their joints mobile without overexertion.
• Watch their weight: Maintaining a healthy weight reduces stress on their joints.
• Joint supplements: Ask your vet about supplements like glucosamine, chondroitin, or omega-3s for added support.
• Massage and stretching: Gentle massages or stretches can improve circulation and ease stiffness.
• Observe closely: Look for signs of discomfort, like limping, stiffness, or reluctance to move, and consult your vet if needed.
• Keep them dry: Ensure they’re dry and warm after walks, especially in wet or snowy weather.

Our pets deserve extra care in the cold—let’s keep them happy and comfortable this winter! 🐶🐱

17/01/2025

Do you know how to stay safe around frozen water? Here's what you need to know 🐾❄️

Winter ponds and lakes may look tempting, but frozen water can be extremely dangerous for pets. Even when ice may look to be quite thick, it can be very deceiving and much thinner in places. Stay vigilant during walks and ensure dogs are never off the lead around frozen lakes and ponds.

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15/01/2025

We are committed to keeping up to date with the latest developments in veterinary medicine and providing quality care for you and your pets at affordable prices. To help spread the cost of routine care, we have developed our own Total Lifetime Care Pet Health Plans. Our personalised pet health plans are designed to suit the health care needs of your pets through a simple monthly direct debit.

To find out more or to join our pet health plan please speak to our reception team or call 01284 747 000

13/01/2025

🐾✨ Stay safe and visible on those winter walks with your furry friend! 🌙

Whether it’s an LED collar, reflective leash, or a cosy high-vis jacket, make sure both you and your dog are seen during those darker evenings. 🐕🚶‍♀️

10/01/2025

🐾 The Importance of up-to-date Microchip Contact Information

Winter brings unique challenges for pet safety, making microchipping more important than ever!

• Shorter Days and Poor Visibility: With longer nights and reduced visibility, it’s easier for pets to become disoriented and stray too far from home. A microchip ensures a quicker reunion if your pet gets lost.

• Harsh Weather: Cold temperatures can be dangerous for lost pets. A microchip increases the chances of them being returned quickly, minimising time spent out in the winter elements.

• Seasonal Disruptions: With guests, travel and open doors during the festive season, there’s a higher risk of pets accidentally escaping. Microchipping provides an added layer of security.

• Essential for Travel: If you’re travelling with your pet, microchipping ensures they meet legal requirements and can be identified easily if they wander off.

Microchipping helps reunite you with your pet quickly and keeps them safe. Make sure your contact details are ALWAYS up to date! 📞

Address

Boldero Road
Bury St. Edmunds
IP327BS

Opening Hours

Monday	8:30am - 8pm
Tuesday	8:30am - 8pm
Wednesday	8:30am - 8pm
Thursday	8:30am - 8pm
Friday	8:30am - 8pm
Saturday	8:30am - 5:30pm
Sunday	10am - 5pm

Telephone

+441284747000

Website

http://www.moretonhallvets.co.uk/

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🐾 Today is Canine Lymphoma Awareness Day 🐾 Canine lymphoma is one of the most common cancers in dogs, but early detection and treatment can make a big difference. Let’s raise awareness about this condition and help spread the word on recognising the signs. If you notice unusual lumps, swollen lymph nodes, weight loss, or fatigue in your dog, please reach out to your vet. Awareness and vigilance are key to helping them through this journey. Let’s come together to support those affected and raise awareness about this disease. Our pets rely on us to care for them every step of the way. For more information: https://bit.ly/4e2DfoS #caninelymphomaawareness #PetCare #PetAdvice