Cibyn Veterinary Clinic

06/03/2025

*He’s home- thank you for sharing *

Calling our Felinheli followers!
This is Seren and he belongs to a friend of one of our vets. He hasn’t come home today which is very unusual for him, he is wearing a collar (that has sheep on it) and a tag. He is also microchipped.

If you notice him around the village please let us know.

Thank you

04/03/2025

It’s my favourite day of the year!

PANCAKE DAY! 🥞

Why not include your dog in your pancake feast with this recipe by Dogs Trust

Some very important things to avoid when choosing your toppings:
*Xylitol- a type of artificial sweetener that can cause hyperglycemia and liver failure.
*Grapes- contain a toxin that can cause kidney failure
*Chocolate- Theobromine is a comonent of cocoa and is very toxic- is high quantities it can cause, tremors, seizures, acute hypertension and cardiac issues. The darker the chocolate the higher the theobromine levels.

https://www.dogstrust.org.uk/dog-advice/life-with-your-dog/enrichment/recipe-how-to-make-dog-friendly-cakes

p.s. also find dog friendly Cupcakes 🧁 and Biscuits 🍌

Read our handy list of dog-friendly recipes. They’re quick, easy and sure to be a new furball favourite.

01/03/2025

Dydd Gwyl Dewi Hapus! 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿
Happy St Davids Day! 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

27/02/2025

Here are some of the signs to look out for that may indicate a degree of dental disease.

26/02/2025

Hi Everyone!

Unfortunately we are unable to listen to our phone voicemail, IT is working on the problem. If you have placed an order for medication on our voicemail and have not heard from us to let you know your medication is ready we may not have been able to process that order. Please either give us a call and speak to our reception team or send us an email - [email protected].

Thankyou and sorry for the inconvenience.

25/02/2025

Choosing the right dental diet or chew will have a big impact on your pets dental health, not all products will show a positive improvement.

19/02/2025

Keeping on top of your pets oral health is so important for their welfare.

bad oral health can lead to - inflamed gums, mobile teeth, gum disease, tooth root abscess, a build up of bad bacteria on the tarter that can affect their heart and liver.

Introducing your pet to teeth brushing as early as possible can help you fight against bad oral health.

If you require any help at all then we are offering free Dental Health checks with our Nurse's throughout February 😀🦷

19/02/2025

Please spread the word for this lost cat. Simba was LOST on February 14, 2025 in Trawsfynydd, Wales LL41 near The square Trawsfynydd

Message from Owner: We miss Simba so much!Any information or sightings please get in touch.

Description: maincoon cross taby(black brown bit of grey)

For more info or to contact Simba's owner, click here: https://www.pawboost.com/p/71273648

Lost or found a pet? Report it to PawBoost here: https://www.pawboost.com/l/rpl

18/02/2025

This absolute sweetheart is Daisy 🥰
Daisy was recently rescued and has been with her new owners only a short amount of time. They bought her in to see Beth, one of our vets for a health check due to some concerns.

Her dental health was extremely poor and Beth recommended a dental procedure asap. She was booked in with us last week and as you can see from the pictures her dental health is in a much better place now. Surprisingly most of her teeth were solid and healthy, she did require some extractions though.

Daisy was seen this morning for a post-op check and her owners report she is doing well and is healing nicely 🥰

17/02/2025

Your pet can’t tell you if they have something wrong with them, but we can.

Health checks are carried out by our veterinary nurses.

📅 Book a pet Health Check: https://FindAHealthCheck.softr.app

*For well dog, cats and rabbits only. Please book a consultation if your pet is ill. Full T&Cs on the Offer page on the website.

15/02/2025

When we examine a pets teeth here are some of the signs we look out for:

* Tartar - Plaque is the residue that sticks to the teeth, that we as humans brush away on a daily basis. When plaque does not get removed it hardens and turns in Tartar.

*Inflamed Gums - the most likely cause of inflamed gums is tartar. With a build up tartar on the teeth it will encroach on the gum line and cause inflammation. If not addressed quickly the gum line can recede, exposing the the root leading to mobility issues and risk of tooth root abscess.

* Overcrowded Teeth - One of the major signs we look for in our brachy and toy breeds is crowded teeth. Teeth which overlap or sit very close together can cause food and other material to be stuck between them leading to inflamed gums, mobility issues, bad breath, risk of infection and needed these teeth extracted.

If you are worried about your pets dental health - we are running FREE dental health checks with our nurses throughout February!

14/02/2025

To all the cat people out there 🥰

14/02/2025

To all the dog people out there 🥰

12/02/2025

Did you know that more than 1 Rat can be called a 'Mischief of Rats' isn't that the best thing ever!

This cute lot came in for new pet check with our vet, Freya a few weeks ago!

They were brilliant for their checks and Freya was very happy to see them 🥰

12/02/2025

Much of our teeth are hidden below the gum line so their health is not always obvious. Doing as much as we can with home dental care to keep the exposed part of the tooth as healthy as possible will go a long way to keeping the hidden part healthy as well.

10/02/2025

10/02/2025

Looking after your Rabbits teeth is vital for it's quality of life! being aware of their needs and the signs to look out for if they do develop dental issues is very important.