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Monday 8:30am - 6:30pm Tuesday 8:30am - 6:30pm Wednesday 8:30am - 6pm Thursday 8:30am - 6:30pm Friday 8:30am - 6pm Saturday 8:30am - 3:30pm

Ashlea Veterinary Centre Ltd

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Ashlea Veterinary Centre Ltd

Ashlea Veterinary Centre provides advice and veterinary care for clients and their companion animals within the immediate region of Carlisle.
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Veterinary care provided by the Centre is clinic-based. Home visits can be arranged when staffing levels allow or for those emergency cases whose clinical condition means that they cannot be transported to the Centre.

25/12/2024

⛄❄🎄Merry Christmas to you and your furry family! ⛄❄🎄

From all of us at Ashlea vets, we hope you have a paw-some day full of festive fun!

24/12/2024

🎄🎄 Festive opening times 🎄🎄

Remember if you have an emergency during the festive period you can contact us on our normal number 01228 549177 and talk to the on call vet.

23/12/2024

⚠ Season Dangers - Xylitol ⚠

🍬 Sweet but Deadly

🍭 Xylitol, found in sugar-free sweets, gum, and even some peanut butter, is highly toxic to pets! Just a little bit can cause a dangerous drop in blood sugar.

🍬 Keep treats far from curious noses!

21/12/2024

⚠ Seasonal dangers - Dried Fruits ⚠

🍇 Raisin' Trouble!

🍇Beware of dried fruits like raisins and sultanas - they’re toxic to pets and can cause
kidney failure. A tiny snack for us could be a huge problem for them.
Keep festive fruitcakes and treats far away!

20/12/2024

***Don't forget ***
Order your repeat prescriptions and food before the Christmas break.

19/12/2024

⚠ Seasonal Dangers - Batteries ⚠

🔋 Battery Bust: Powering Up Danger!

🔋 Batteries are a holiday must for gadgets, but they’re toxic if chewed or swallowed by pets. They can cause chemical burns or blockages, leading to serious issues.

Keep all batteries and remotes out of their reach this season!

17/12/2024

⚠ Seasonal danger five - Plants ⚠

🍃Leaf It Alone: Dangerous Holiday Plants for Pets!
🌿Poinsettias, mistletoe, and holly might look pretty, but they’re toxic to our furry friends. Digestive issues and more serious symptoms could follow.

16/12/2024

Ted, Cooper, Rufus and Luna showing off their skills at our most recent puppy classes. They loved being able to play and socialize while also learning a trick or two!

15/12/2024

⚠ Seasonal dangers - Chocolate ⚠

🍫 Chocolate: A Sweet Disaster!
🍫 Chocolate is a festive favourite for humans but can be toxic to pets. It can cause vomiting, seizures, and heart problems.

Keep all treats, especially the chocolatey ones, safely stored away!

14/12/2024

❤❤❤ Thank you ❤❤❤

We received this Thank you card and lovely hamper of goodies from Buddy and his owners. It is amazing and will keep the team going for a while!

We love getting your thank you's it really makes our job worthwhile.

🐾 We Are very pleased that Buddy is doing well after his operation. 🐾

13/12/2024

⚠ Seasonal dangers Three - Alcohol ⚠

🍷 Wine Not? Because Alcohol is Toxic for Pets!

Alcohol might be festive for us, but it's dangerous for pets! Even a small sip can cause vomiting, difficulty breathing, or worse.
Keep those cocktails and mulled wines well out of paw’s reach this holiday season! 🍇

12/12/2024

🎄⛄🎁 Christmas Jumper day 🎁⛄🎄

Here we have Timber & Harry in their Christmas Jumper's

Share your best festive looks in the comments – we’d love to see them!

10/12/2024

⚠ Seasonal dangers - Macadamia nuts ⚠

🥜 Nuts About Trouble!
Macadamia nuts might be a tasty snack for humans, but they’re a serious hazard for pets! Just a few can lead to weakness, tremors, and vomiting.
Let’s keep those nutty treats to ourselves!

08/12/2024

⚠ Seasonal Dangers one - Mouldy food ⚠

Spoiled Snacks = Serious Danger!
Leftovers or spoiled foods can grow mould that’s harmful to pets. These toxins can cause vomiting, tremors, or worse.
Toss those mouldy bits and keep bins secure!

06/12/2024

❄❄ Just like us, our pets might need a little extra TLC over the winter
months! ❄❄

It’s important they stay safe, warm and active as temperatures start to drop, whether you have a dog, cat or a smaller pet.
Here's some of our top tips to keep your pet comfortable and safe this winter

04/12/2024

🚘 ❄Winter Travel tips 🚘 ❄

Tips to keep your pooch safe, comfy, and stress free while on the road this holiday:

💺 Buckle Up: Use a dog seatbelt, harness, or crate to keep them safe during the journey
🚰 Stay Hydrated: Pack extra water and make sure to stop for regular breaks
🧣 Keep Them Warm: Bring their favourite blanket or coat to keep them snug in the chilly weather
💊 Medications: If your pet takes meds, pack enough for the trip - and consult us if you need travel-specific advice!
🐾 Stretch Those Paws: Plan regular breaks for bathroom trips and quick walks to release energy
Pack Essentials: Don't forget their favourite toy, bed, treats and food to help them feel at home

Safe travels and enjoy the festive fun with pets!

02/12/2024

🎄🎄 Wreath making 🎄🎄

This weekend we had a Christmas wreath making & pizza party.
We all had great fun and made some amazing door wreaths.

30/11/2024

This is Teddie, the labrador, he broke his tooth while chewing on a stone.

Vet Kirsty and Nurse Marie, gave Teddie a general anaesthetic and x-rayed his teeth, to check how much damage there was. The x-ray's show the broken crown of his tooth. They surgically removed the tooth, suturing the gums afterwards, to prevent a dry socket and to reduce infection.

Teddie is on our healthcare plan so his owners only had to pay £42.00 saving themselves £497.92!

To find out more information about our healthcare plans visit our website www.ashleavets.co.uk or call in and talk to a member of our team.

Address

2b Port Road, Port Road Business Park
Carlisle
CA27AF

Opening Hours

Monday	8:30am - 6:30pm
Tuesday	8:30am - 6:30pm
Wednesday	8:30am - 6pm
Thursday	8:30am - 6:30pm
Friday	8:30am - 6pm
Saturday	8:30am - 3:30pm

Website

https://ashleavets.co.uk/

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