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11/11/2024

Baba in her beautiful poppy collar for remembrance day this year ❤️

Lest we forget 🌺

07/11/2024

Look at the size of Gatsby’s paws (& ears!) he definitely has some growing to do 🩶

02/11/2024

Ahead of the upcoming fireworks over the next few days, a repost of our top tips below:

💊 Neutraceutial calmers - over the counter calming tablets (or liquid for cats) which help ease the anxiety and increases serotonin
🙈 Hiding Places - for nights like Guy Fawks Night or New Years Eve, lots of dark hiding places they can retreat too so they feel safe
🍝 Carbohydrate Loading - on particular nights, they can have a ‘carb happy’ dinner whilst it’s daylight. Like us, pasta/bread/rice is comfort food for our pets and helps increase serotonin making them feel happier and also sleepier
☀️ Daylight - feeding before dusk, toilet breaks and calling cats in before it gets dark can also help and reduce the risk of anyone going missing
🎶 TVs and Radio - during known firework displays try and play the radio and TV loudly to try and give them some background noise or a different noise to focus on
🩺 Prescription Medication - sometimes their fears are so severe they need prescription medication, if your pet suffers severely do contact us and see what we can do to help

Please do contact us to discuss your pet if they find the next few days more stressful than normal 🎆

31/10/2024

Georgina & Mochi 🍡🤍

30/10/2024

Wish our cat friendly RVN Hazel a very happy cake day!! 🥰🐛🥳

We hope you had a wonderful day & got very spoilt 🐱🍰🥂

29/10/2024

It’s a hard job but someone’s got to do it 🤗🧡

24/10/2024

Nothing better than a newborn puppy cuddle 🥹❤️

22/10/2024

Bernie sitting very proudly, and quite rightly so, after donating blood to help save a life 🙏🏻🩸

We are looking to expand our donor list, please consider signing your dog up. Without our donors we wouldn’t be able to help save other people’s beloved pets 🐾

To be a blood donor, your dog needs to:

🩸 Aged 1-8yrs old
🩸 Over 25kg
🩸 On no regular medications (asides flea/wormer)
🩸 Fully vaccinated
🩸 Never travelled abroad

Pop us a message, email or PetsApp if you’d consider signing your four legged friend up to help save a life ❤️

17/10/2024

As pet owners ourselves, we really do sympathise with everyone who has four legged friends that struggle over fireworks & bonfire season 💥❤️

Here are some of our top tips to help make this season a little more enjoyable:

💊 Neutraceutial calmers - over the counter calming tablets (or liquid for cats) which help ease the anxiety and increases serotonin
🙈 Hiding Places - for nights like Guy Fawks Night or New Years Eve, lots of dark hiding places they can retreat too so they feel safe
🍝 Carbohydrate Loading - on particular nights, they can have a ‘carb happy’ dinner whilst it’s daylight. Like us, pasta/bread/rice is comfort food for our pets and helps increase serotonin making them feel happier and also sleepier
☀️ Daylight - feeding before dusk, toilet breaks and calling cats in before it gets dark can also help and reduce the risk of anyone going missing
🎶 TVs and Radio - during known firework displays try and play the radio and TV loudly to try and give them some background noise or a different noise to focus on
🩺 Prescription Medication - sometimes their fears are so severe they need prescription medication, if your pet suffers severely do contact us and see what we can do to help

Please do contact us to discuss your pet if they find these Autumn/Winter months a little trickier than usual 🍂❄️

15/10/2024

‼️ WARNING IMAGES OF SURGERY ‼️

Cats are known for having 9 lives… this may have used up a few of Tilly’s 🐱

Tilly came into us after being off colour with a bloated abdomen… an ultrasound revealed that she had a humongous pyometra. More common in dogs, a pyometra is a pus filled uterus, which is life threatening if left untreated🚨

She is 13yrs old, but her owners made the decision to proceed with surgery. Her pyometra was 1kg 😱 We couldn’t believe it! 🤯 She coped with the anaesthesia very well & has since made a full recovery 🥹😇

Well done Tilly!! 👏🏼

11/10/2024

Happy cake day to Laurie one of our veterinary care assistants 🌈🎂🍾

We all hope you had a relaxing day & enjoyed your presents! 🦒🍫💆

10/10/2024

Hazel spends most of her time in the cat clinic, but ventured out to see handsome Teddy! 🤩💙

08/10/2024

Top tips for safe Halloween fun:

🎃 Keep chocolate and sweets out of reach from dogs. Theobromine and Xylitol found in lots of sugary snacks is poisonous to dogs, so if ingested, please contact us immediately for advice
🎃 Candle lit pumpkins should be kept away from inquisitive noses and waggy tails! It’s not uncommon for dogs or cats to burn themselves if they are having a sniff or are excited, so please be mindful of where they are placed
🎃 If you are worried about your pets and how they might cope with lots of door knocking, create a safe space for them where they can hide away, or leave some sweets outside in a bowl asking people to not knock, but help themselves
🎃 Keep collars on dogs & check microchip details are up to date. Sometimes dogs can slip out the door without us realising if they are scared or excited, so by making sure they have a collar and tag on means they can be reunited with you quicker
🎃 Try to walk dogs before it’s dark, or skip their evening walks. Call cats in where possible and keep the cat flaps locked for the night

If you are worried about your pets at all, please call us on 01483 272999 for advice 👻

03/10/2024

HUGE CONGRATULATIONS to Abigail for passing her OSCEs 🥳🤩 She’s now a qualified veterinary nurse & will soon be on the register of veterinary nurses! 👏🏼

Well done Abigail!!!! 🎊🙌🏼🍾

01/10/2024

You wouldn’t know this was not even four hours after emergency surgery 😱

Charlie presented to us with bloat but turned into a gastric dilation volvus - where the stomach fills with gas, flips and twists. It’s a life threatening emergency 🚨

He was quickly stabilised & rushed into theatre, where the team were able to put his stomach back in the right place & keep it there. He stayed with us for another 24hrs, he was then discharged 🥳

We’re still not entirely sure what exactly causes bloat in dogs but it is thought that eating large amounts of food before or after exercise may be a contributing factor 🍔 We do know that large breeds of dog, or deep chested breeds (such as Irish Setters, German Shepherds, Great Danes, Dobermanns etc) are more prone to bloat or a GDV.

Ways to reduce the chances of bloat include:

- Waiting at least 1hr before or after feeding before exercise
- Consider using a slow feeder to slow down the rate they eat their food
- Feed smaller meals a few times a day (eg rather than 1 large meal, 2-3 smaller meals)

We’ve previously listed the signs of bloat but as a refresher they include: wretching or trying to vomit but not producing anything, distended hard abdomen that’s getting bigger quickly, a panicked expression on their face, staggering around & becoming progressively more unsettled 🚨

30/09/2024

Happy cake day to our newest veterinary surgeon, Harriet!! 🍾🥳🎂

We hope you had a fabulous time off & enjoyed your cupcake tower! 🏄‍♀️🐾

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Rowly House, Guildford Road
Cranleigh
GU68PG

Telephone

+441483272999

Website

http://www.rowlyhousevet.net/

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Videos

Bergera feeling very relaxed in his cat castle after his castrate 🏰 We’re soooo excited for the opening of our cat clinic 😻🖤 Not long now ⏱️🤪

Labra-love for Claire ❤️🐶

Gorgeous Luna enjoying a snuggle & boop after her spay 💜💆🏼‍♀️

Dr Pimple Popper move over! 🩸🤮 Poor Max came in with a large swelling on his face, suspicious of an abscess he was admitted for sedation so it could be landed and flushed 🌡️ As you can see Max had a sizeable abscess that was successfully drained. It is thought Max was in a fight with another cat, hence the reason an abscess brewed under the skin until the pressure build up and eventually, it had to be released! 😷 After an antibiotic injection and some pain relief Max went home, much more comfortable 🥰

Noodle came into us with a swelling on her face, suspicious of an abscess or possibly even a nasty tumour, she was admitted for general anaesthesia to investigate the lump 🤒 We were pleasantly surprised to find Noodle had an impacted pouch! Hamsters store food in their pouches as typically in the wild they’d move from place to place, so it’s acts as a store for food 🐹 Noodle is expected to make a full recovery 🍜 A video is in the comments if you wanted to see what came out of her pouch! 😱

Matty evidentially found his second vaccination visit very stressful 😉🤣

Positive puppy visits are SO important, which is why our nurses offer free of charge monthly weight checks until 6 months of age 🐾 We can chat about their weight, training issues you may have, worries or concerns, feeding, neutering, preventive health care and so much more To help your puppy grow in confidence sometimes these clinics are carried out in reception, either consultation room and in our preparation room - with or without you ❤️

We hope you’re all springing into the new year just like Peggy 😉❤️ Peggy had to stay with us for supportive care in the middle of December as she wasn’t eating 😢 An overnight stay with some medication and TLC from nurse, Emma and she was bouncing around again with better recall than most dogs 🤣 Have a wonderful New Years Eve everyone 🥂 Thank you all for your continued support in 2021 during these difficult times, it’s a privilege to look after your pets ❤️🐾