Happy Friday!
Just to remind everyone that our physiotherapy and hydrotherapy services are up and running as normal!!
Meet Pasha who is working hard while his sister Angel cheerleads him onโค๏ธ
Any queries, just drop us an email at [email protected]
This is Wil, enjoying his monthly hydrotherapy session at Valley Veterinary Hospital. These sessions are really important to manage his hip dysplasia.
If you are interested in hydrotherapy for your pet or would like some further information please get in touch at [email protected] or give us a call on 02920 001454.
You may remember little Roo, who we shared a few weeks ago enjoying his milk. (With the super cute ears) ๐ฅน
His foster mum has said he is now weaning onto soft food, but still enjoys some warm milk before bed and his little ears still wiggle ๐พ
The sweetest video youโll see today!
Hand-rear Roo enjoying his milkโฆhis little ears ๐ฅน
Dudley wagging into the weekend!
#ValleyRehab
Percy in for his injections๐
Come with Martha for her Lap Spay at Valley Veterinary Hospital!
When your mum is an RVN and takes you to work so you can be treated like the king you are! ๐ #catsarethebest #Thor #rescuecats
This is angel boy Cyprus๐
He was hospitalised with us recently as he was suffering with abdominal pain and a high temperature. He is doing much better now and is back at home with his parents.
Whilst he was with us, he was awarded โcuddliest bugโ as he throughly enjoyed lots of cuddles with our nurses and would fall asleep in your arms with head kisses๐ฅน
Four years ago little Tilly was dumped in the doorway of one of our practices! Little did she know her life was about to change forever! Happy gotcha day Tills!๐
This is Princess demonstrating some of the cat friendly ways that we โrestrainโ our patients for different procedures.
Princess unfortunately needed a visit to Valley 24/7 at the start of the month due to not being herself and a change in her breathing.
She was referred to our medical team for a heart work up and in this video she is having an ECG reading (the clips on her side with the colourful wires) and having an echocardiogram (heart scan) with our vet Greg.
Initially, she was not keen on this but luckily with a calm approach and a lik-e-lix the vet was able to obtain a diagnosis for her to help treat her condition going forward.
Come with Martha for her Lap Spay at Valley Veterinary Hospital!
Rescued girly Dottie was in recently for a check up as her owner suspected she had sore ears.
She was such a good girl during her examination and enjoyed a little treat afterwards!๐
Beautiful Milo was recently adopted from Cardiff Dogs Home, The Rescue Hotel.
Here is he attending his first nurse clinic๐
๐Christmas trees๐
Christmas trees can have hidden dangers for our pets โ hereโs our top tips to keep them safe.
๐พ Never hang chocolate decorations as chocolate is poisonous to dogs.
๐พ Donโt leave presents under the tree - especially if the gifts are edible!
๐พ Keep fairy light cables tidy and switch off when not in use.
๐พ If you have a real tree - make sure you sweep up the pine needles that drop as they can pose a risk. Not only can the sharp pine needles get stuck in paws, they can also cause a mild stomach upset or blockage if eaten.
๐พ Most importantly - Always supervise your four legged friends!
Darla is getting into the festive spirit ๐คถ
She arrived in style to her health check at our Ystrad Mynach branch๐
#christmasjumperday #cats #valleyvets
As the weather is getting a bit colder - itโs time to get the drying coats out after our hydrotherapy sessions!
Modelled perfectly by the handsome Link๐