Chessington Veterinary Surgery

Chessington Veterinary Surgery Welcome to the official page of Chessington Veterinary Surgery. Chessington Veterinary Surgery provides a caring, professional service for your pets.

It is headed by Michael Hamblin, a veterinary surgeon with over 45 years of experience in small animal medicine and surgery. We ensure that our veterinary practice has the facilities and equipment necessary to provide the best possible care including separate areas for cats and dogs, to minimise stress. All our veterinary nursing team are great animal lovers. To ensure the proper care of your pets

, we employ professionally qualified veterinary nurses and our practice is recognised by the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons as a veterinary nurse training centre. Student nurses are carefully supervised by our qualified staff.

With Easter around the corner we thought now would be a good time to remind you to keep any eggs out of reach of pets. 🥚
28/03/2025

With Easter around the corner we thought now would be a good time to remind you to keep any eggs out of reach of pets. 🥚

Calmex aids relaxation in dogs experiencing anxiety or nervousness in stressful conditions!The all natural capsule is ei...
24/03/2025

Calmex aids relaxation in dogs experiencing anxiety or nervousness in stressful conditions!
The all natural capsule is either given whole or sprinkled on food and can be given 30-60 minutes before the desired affect is required but can also be given long term.

Calmex can help your dog with:
➡Anxiety for when you leave the house.
➡A new pet or family member that is being introduced.
➡Preventing stress if house work is taking place.
➡During a stay in a kennel or with a friend when you are away on holiday!

If calmex isn't working for your dog then give us a call as they may benefit from a vet check for a veterinary prescribed medication!

💥Prevent the explosion! 💥Laying up to 50 eggs per day and up to 2,000 in her lifetime, with eggs turning into adults in ...
21/03/2025

💥Prevent the explosion! 💥

Laying up to 50 eggs per day and up to 2,000 in her lifetime, with eggs turning into adults in as little as 2 weeks. It’s easy to see how this can quickly add up to a population explosion! But what creature is this? Thankfully it’s simple to prevent this with a monthly, tasty, chew for dogs or an easy-to-apply, spot-on for cats. Call us to find out how. 🦟

Calmex uses natural ingredients in their palatable tablets/capsules/liquid formulations to help manage short-term stress...
17/03/2025

Calmex uses natural ingredients in their palatable tablets/capsules/liquid formulations to help manage short-term stress and long-term anxiety.
Start giving it 3 days before the predicted stressful event or use continuously for chronic issues.
This is great for cats:
➡️ With urinary issues which is often related to stress.
➡️ After a surgical anaesthetic to calm your pet.
➡️ When introducing a new pet or human baby into the family.

If your pet needs something stronger, please book to speak with our Vet!

Do you think your pet is becoming a bit forgetful? Not hearing you well? Needing more frequent toilet outings? These are...
14/03/2025

Do you think your pet is becoming a bit forgetful? Not hearing you well? Needing more frequent toilet outings?

These are all common signs of aging in cats and dogs but sometimes some of them can be more affected than others. To help aid them before getting to this stage or once symptoms start showing you can use Aktivait! This is a daily supplement that takes around 6-8 weeks to take affect but can help increase their quality of life in their final months or years. 🌺

The lovely Trigger came in to help fix an abscess that appeared on the back of his neck. He was super sweet and attenuat...
13/03/2025

The lovely Trigger came in to help fix an abscess that appeared on the back of his neck. He was super sweet and attenuative the entire time and appreciated his support whale in recovery 🐳

💊Just a little reminder to keep medications out of your pets reach! Every year we see at least 4 pets that manage to get...
11/03/2025

💊Just a little reminder to keep medications out of your pets reach!

Every year we see at least 4 pets that manage to get to them! Part of the regular treatment is to make them vomit them up as fast as possible to help prevent any issues the medications they ingested may cause! After this depending on the medication and the quantity we may run some bloods to check organ function at multiple day intervals. Depending on the results we may even need to put them on so intravenous fluid therapy to help prevent organ damage over a period of days. On top of this a prescribed black charcoal is often part of the care for 24-48 hours to prevent any further absorption of medication that may not have been vomited.

If your pet ever gets to medication not meant for them or has an overdose (even a little) of their own just call us for advice! 💊

Last week we had the ADORABLE Noodle in to be spayed! This means she will no longer have any seasons and so no surprise ...
10/03/2025

Last week we had the ADORABLE Noodle in to be spayed! This means she will no longer have any seasons and so no surprise puppies for her. This also keeps her safe from the potential to contract an infection called pyometra that can be life threatening. We are wishing her a speedy recovery! 🩺

Are your pets microchip information up to date?Have you moved house or changed phone number since having your microchip ...
07/03/2025

Are your pets microchip information up to date?
Have you moved house or changed phone number since having your microchip implanted to your pet?

Updating the information is relatively easy! If you can't remember your pets microchip number first you can check their vaccination card. If it's not on there you can simply give us a call and we can let you know what it is and even find out what company its under. Then you can either log in for give them a call to keep everything up to date.

This way if your pet ever manages to break free or gets spooked and runs away we can contact you. 📞

Just give us a call if you need any help!

A few days ago we had Sir Loui in for a castration. He was super cute and friendly through the day and is recovering we...
06/03/2025

A few days ago we had Sir Loui in for a castration. He was super cute and friendly through the day and is recovering well since his procedure! 💕

04/03/2025

Unfortunately we have had two cats brough in to us over the last 24 hours which have both passed away.😔

If you are missing a microchipped (unregistered) Female white and grey cat please get in contact with us. She was found near Stormont Way.

If you are missing a tabby entire male with no microchip he was found near Newlands Way.

If you think either of these cats may be yours please get into contact with us.

Sid the Guinea pig came for a visit the other day for a poorly ear that was bothering him, but we hope that he's now on ...
04/03/2025

Sid the Guinea pig came for a visit the other day for a poorly ear that was bothering him, but we hope that he's now on the road to recovery and he will be back to his normal self in no time 👂💊🩹

03/03/2025

Happy Monday!
Hope you all had an amazing weekend.
This very playful kitten is King Sombra, he came in last week for a castration and he was very playful before and after, he loved playing with Vet Kenza's jumper post neutering. 🐱🩺

HAPPY FRIDAY!!!!!!!!!!To help kick off the weekend please enjoy some pictures of the most adorable PUPPIESSSSSSS! that w...
28/02/2025

HAPPY FRIDAY!!!!!!!!!!
To help kick off the weekend please enjoy some pictures of the most adorable PUPPIESSSSSSS! that we saw this week of their first vaccinations

🥰🐶♥

🦔 🦔🦔Biscuit the African Pygmy Hedgehog came in for her annual health check earlier this week. She occasionally goes to s...
27/02/2025

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Biscuit the African Pygmy Hedgehog came in for her annual health check earlier this week. She occasionally goes to schools to help educate little kids and so she needs to be up to date with her checks, this includes checking her faeces to make sure she doesn't have any parasites that could make her owner or the kids sick!

Remember its not just cats and dogs that need some TLC ♥

The very photogenetic Vanilla came the day recently for his castration and he definitely had the nurse wrapped around hi...
26/02/2025

The very photogenetic Vanilla came the day recently for his castration and he definitely had the nurse wrapped around his little paws getting all the kiss and cuddles his needs after his operation to making him feel better ♥♥

It's National Spay day!To be in line with todays title we had Bella in for her spay! She was quite interested to have a ...
25/02/2025

It's National Spay day!

To be in line with todays title we had Bella in for her spay! She was quite interested to have a look around while we made friends before starting her preparation for surgery.

It's important to make sure all female cats and dogs are spayed for many reasons, some including:
👉Preventing painful seasons,
👉Preventing pregnancy,
👉Preventing potential anxious or aggressive behaviours of their own,
👉Preventing unwanted and potentially aggressive behaviours from the male counterparts,
👉Preventing things such as pyometra (infection of their uterus) that can potentially become deadly ,
👉prevention of mammary tumours and other cancers.

The spay procedure we offer is short and only takes 10-14 days for recovery on average.

For more information and to book the procedure in for your pet just give us a call on 02089741197.

Lucy pop in for routine blood tests and ultrasound to help kept on top of some health issues she has and as always she w...
24/02/2025

Lucy pop in for routine blood tests and ultrasound to help kept on top of some health issues she has and as always she was a delight to have stay with us.💉🩻

Address

30-32 N Parade
Chessington
KT91QF

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 7pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 7pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 7pm
Thursday 8:30am - 6:30pm
Friday 8:30am - 7pm
Saturday 9am - 1pm

Telephone

+442089741197

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Playful Kitten
Playful Kitten

Happy Monday! Hope you all had an amazing weekend. This very playful kitten is King Sombra, he came in last week for a castration and he was very playful before and after, he loved playing with Vet Kenza's jumper post neutering. 🐱🩺

PET SMILE MONTH PROMOTION - LAST CALL! 🦷 🪥
PET SMILE MONTH PROMOTION - LAST CALL! 🦷 🪥

PET SMILE MONTH PROMOTION - LAST CALL! 🦷 🪥 Don't miss it! Our Pet Smile Month dental promotion stops at the end of this month! Claim your FREE dental check by calling us on 020 8974 1197, then get 15% off your pet's dental procedure and product! Why is it important to look after your pet's teeth? Watch our video where our Clinical Director, Dane Walker, tells you all about it!

Get 15% off your dental procedure with Pet Smile Month
Get 15% off your dental procedure with Pet Smile Month

FREE DENTAL CHECK, 15% OFF PROCEDURE & PRODUCTS WITH PET SMILE MONTH! Going to the dentist can be daunting for our pets. Yet, it doesn't have to be! Have you ever seen a pet dental procedure up close? If not, there's nothing to be worried about as your pet will always be put under anaesthesia, and monitored closely, while undergoing their scale and polish! It's pain-free and will lead to a healthier and happier pet! See how Vet Melania is taking such good care of this older kitty during her dental procedure! Interested in benefitting from Pet Smile Month? Call us on 020 8974 1197 to book your FREE dental check!

Lungworm is a particularly nasty disease for dogs and it has been identified in this area. Thankfully protecting your dog against lungworm is simple with a monthly, tasty chew that also controls fleas, ticks and roundworms, protecting your dog inside and out.

Lungworm is a growing threat to dogs. TALK TO US about a monthly, tasty chew that can protect your dog against this serious disease. This is a video, looking down the microscope, of when we found Lungworm once. Lungworm is a parasite that lives in the heart and lungs of dogs where it can cause serious disease. Dogs are most likely to become infected by swallowing slugs or snails carrying the parasite, often by accident when they chew or lick grass. However, as the slime trail that slugs and snails leave behind can also be infectious, even common behaviour like drinking from puddles could put your dog at risk.

Siggy is a super affectionate young lady 🐈. She is happily recovering from her spay procedure today, as you can see! 😄 Siggy also had a tiny microchip implanted to ensure she can always be identified and reunited with her owner should anything happen, as well as to comply with the new UK Law.

If you know of a rare-breed super human, also known as a Registered Veterinary Nurse, please share this post with them and see if they would like an informal chat about the role we have available here at Chessington Veterinary Surgery, just ask for Alix 😃

If you know of a rare-breed super human, also known as a Registered Veterinary Nurse, please share this post with them and see if they would like an informal chat about the role we have available here at Chessington Veterinary Surgery.

Are you enrolled with the RCVS as a Student Veterinary Nurse?👩‍🎓👨‍🎓 We have always been praised for our fantastic SVN placements here at a Chessington Veterinary Surgery 🏆 If you're looking for your next placement, please call on 0208 974 1197 to speak to Alix 😃

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