Vale Vets Devon

Vale Vets Devon Surgeries at:
Cullompton 01884 35558/32228
Tiverton 01884 253355
Honiton 01404 44095
Uffculme 01884 841317

Welcome to The Vale Veterinary Group, a small and large animal, independant veterinary practice, with surgeries based in Cullompton, Tiverton, Honiton and Uffculme.

🐾 Chronic Diseases in Dogs & Cats: What You Need to Know 🐾As our pets age, chronic conditions like arthritis, kidney dis...
10/07/2025

🐾 Chronic Diseases in Dogs & Cats: What You Need to Know 🐾

As our pets age, chronic conditions like arthritis, kidney disease, heart disease, diabetes, and cancer can become a part of their lives. Early detection and ongoing care can help manage these diseases and improve their quality of life. 🐶🐱

Changes in your pets appetite, weight, energy levels, thirst and urination, breathing or any new lumps and bumps may indicate a problem.

But fear not, that's what we are here for! With proactive health monitoring at home you can detect early changes in your pet which may lead to earlier treatment so we can limit the damage these chronic illnesses can do to your pet. With regular check ups we can monitor and manage your pets disease if they should develop one.

Remember, chronic diseases do not mean your pets life is over, there are several treatments and options that can help your pet and with the right care, your pet can still live a happy, healthy life despite chronic conditions. ❤️🐾

Please share and keep an eye out for Maisie...
09/07/2025

Please share and keep an eye out for Maisie...

We are enjoying this beautiful weather and it makes us appreciate all the natural lighting we have available in our rece...
08/07/2025

We are enjoying this beautiful weather and it makes us appreciate all the natural lighting we have available in our reception areas! 🌿

Staff dog Wilma also loves the waiting room and here she is soaking up the morning light before a day of busy consults and operations begin! 😇

Look at this cheeky little chap, Paddington. While he looks like butter wouldn’t melt, this little rascal managed to rem...
02/07/2025

Look at this cheeky little chap, Paddington. While he looks like butter wouldn’t melt, this little rascal managed to removed his own buster collar and decided to have a little chew during a recent stay! 🤪

After being admitted for possible paracetamol ingestion (which is highly toxic to cats) it’s safe to say the nurses stepped in before anything else abnormal could be ingested. 🫡

Luckily he is doing very well and is now back home, safe and sound.

🐰💚 To round up Rabbit awareness week we want to see your adorable bunnies! 💚🐰Drop a photo of your rabbit in the comments...
27/06/2025

🐰💚 To round up Rabbit awareness week we want to see your adorable bunnies! 💚🐰

Drop a photo of your rabbit in the comments and tell us their name! 📸🐇

Let’s fill this thread with floppy ears, twitchy noses, and fluffy tails!

🌱🐰 Why a Proper Diet and Preventing Gut Stasis is Key for Your Rabbit’s Health! 🐰🌱Rabbits are sensitive little creatures...
26/06/2025

🌱🐰 Why a Proper Diet and Preventing Gut Stasis is Key for Your Rabbit’s Health! 🐰🌱

Rabbits are sensitive little creatures, and a healthy diet is essential to keep their tummies happy! 🥕 A proper balance of hay, fresh veggies, and limited pellets helps keep their digestive system running smoothly. 🥗

One of the most serious risks is gut stasis—when their gut slows down or stops moving. This can happen if they don’t get enough fiber or water, and it’s a medical emergency! 🚨

Prevent gut stasis by:
✔️ Offering unlimited hay (the fiber helps keep things moving!)
✔️ Fresh water daily
✔️ A variety of leafy greens
✔️ Avoiding sugary treats 🥔

Keep your bunny’s belly in check, and they’ll be hopping around happily! 🐇💚

25/06/2025

Saturday 5th July 2025: Gait Abnormalities and Pain for dog professionals 9.30am to 4pm

This course is open to everyone involved in working with dogs, often the first people to spot problems! If you are a trainer, behaviourist, groomer, vet nurse, hydrotherapist or working in another canine field we know frequently you see signs of pain, or gait abnormalities and sign post people to their veterinarian and therapy.

We are running this course to explore signs of pain/discomfort in dogs, and movement abnormalities. It will be a theory based course with practical elements. Tea and coffee will be provided but please bring your own lunch.
If you have any queries or would like to book on, please get in touch with us at [email protected] or call us on 01823 426490

🐰 To celebrate Rabbit Awareness Week (RAW) Here are our top 5 Rabbit Care Tips Every Bunny Parent Should Know! 🥕💚Proper ...
25/06/2025

🐰 To celebrate Rabbit Awareness Week (RAW) Here are our top 5 Rabbit Care Tips Every Bunny Parent Should Know! 🥕💚

Proper Diet: 80% hay, fresh greens daily, and limited pellets/treats. No iceberg lettuce or sugary snacks!

Safe Space: Bunny-proof your home—cover wires, block small spaces, and provide a cozy hideaway.

Grooming Matters: Brush regularly, especially for long-haired breeds. No baths—rabbits clean themselves!

Vet Visits: Annual check-ups with a rabbit-savvy vet. Watch for signs of illness (e.g., not eating, lethargy).

Companionship & Play: Rabbits are social and need daily interaction, toys, and exercise to stay happy.

🐇💕 A happy bunny = a healthy bunny!

🐰✨ It’s Rabbit Awareness Week! ✨🐰Join us as we hop into Rabbit Awareness Week (RAW) — a special time dedicated to shinin...
24/06/2025

🐰✨ It’s Rabbit Awareness Week! ✨🐰

Join us as we hop into Rabbit Awareness Week (RAW) — a special time dedicated to shining a spotlight on our fluffy friends and their well-being! 🥕💚

Whether you're a proud bunny parent or just curious about rabbit care, this week is all about raising awareness, busting myths, and sharing essential tips to help rabbits live healthier, happier lives.

Check out this little Guy 🤗This is Bertie. This handsome boy came in for neutering last week and was very well behaved i...
23/06/2025

Check out this little Guy 🤗

This is Bertie. This handsome boy came in for neutering last week and was very well behaved indeed!

Bertie is a fairly unusual cross breed, can you guess what two breeds Bertie is? 🤔

23/06/2025

STRAY DOG FOUND - UPDATE - REUNITED WITH OWNER.

We’ve had a male sight hound (greyhound/lurcher type) handed into our Cullompton branch this morning.

Found near Bridwell, Uffculme.

No chip.

Please contact the Cullompton branch on 0188435558 - proof of ownership required.

20/06/2025

**UPDATE**

Unfortunately due to his health declining we have had to make the decision based of ethical grounds to send this little fellow to the rainbow bridge.

We are still yet to find an owner but please keep sharing and looking as its heart breaking to think someone out there is still looking for him. He will be looked after at our Tiverton branch until we hopefully find someone who knows more about him!

FOUND 🐱

We have had a male, neutered, ginger cat handed in to our Tiverton branch this morning who unfortunately requires some medical treatment.

He was found near the Hawks Drive area in Tiverton. He is not microchipped unfortunately so we are really hoping an owner can be found. We noticed a post featuring a photo of this cat on the "lost and found: Tiverton" page a few days ago, however that post has since been deleted so we are hoping someone is still looking for him.

He is very dehydrated and lethargic but the team are doing what they can to ease his pain.

If this is your cat or you know of anyone missing a ginger male cat please contact us ASAP.

Thank you.

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Surgeries at: Cullompton 01884 35558/32228 Tiverton 01884 253355 Honiton 01404 44095 Uffculme 01884 841317

We are an independent company, owned and run by veterinary surgeons, and dedicated to providing the best possible veterinary care. We operate in two main teams, Farm and Companion Animals, each consisting of vets, nurses and support staff, with a particular interest and knowledge in those areas.

We are registered and regulated by the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons and are proud to be an accredited member of their Practice Standards Scheme, emphasising our commitment to you and your animals.

The practice has evolved over a period of time but has been providing a high quality veterinary service in the area since the early part of the last century, and we would like to think that the original vets would still recognise the ethos of care for all animals, which underpin our veterinary practice today.