White Cross Vets, Alvaston

25/06/2024

Welcome to Day Two of Rabbit Awareness Week 2024 - Healthy Diet, Happy Bunnies!

Today they're hopping right into how what your bun eats affects their health. Stay tuned, join the conversation, and let's keep spreading the word about rabbit welfare together! 🐰

https://www.rabbitawarenessactiongroup.co.uk/
https://www.facebook.com/RabbitAwarenessWeek2023

24/06/2024

FAO all bunny owners! 📣🐰

Welcome to RAW's Better Bunnies Programme!

Download and print out the Better Bunny Programme sheet to optimise your bunny’s welfare needs.

24/06/2024

🐰 It's day one of Rabbit Awareness Week 2024 - Healthy Diet, Happy Bunnies! and they're diving straight into the importance of a healthy diet for rabbits!

Whether one is a well-seasoned rabbit owner or just a bunny lover, there's something for everyone! So let's spread the word and make sure all bunnies are well-fed and thriving🥬

Stay tuned for more tips and info throughout the week, and don't forget to show your support by liking, commenting, and sharing their posts. Let's make the best one yet!💚

https://www.facebook.com/RabbitAwarenessWeek2023

17/06/2024

A lovely young female rabbit has been handed in to us by a member of the public; found in the Shardlow Road area. She is a long haired black lion head type rabbit with white feet. Please call us on 01332 756060 if you have any information so we can get her home safely. Thankyou x

13/06/2024

***REUNITED WITH OWNER***

A male cat has been found by a member of the public on Curzon Lane in Alvaston today 13.06.24. The un-neutered male is not chipped or wearing a collar. He is tabby and white and fairly young. Please contact us on 01332 756060 with any information so we can get him reunited with his family.

11/06/2024

***Kitten found***

We have had a member of the public bring in a stray black kitten we think around 4-5 months old. She was found on Baker Street in Alvaston yesterday. She isn't chipped and wasn't wearing a collar. Please contact us if you think she may be yours on 01332 756060.

Thank you!

10/06/2024

**Missing**

Please keep an eye out for this lovely boy. He's been missing since early Saturday morning from Allenton, Uppermoor Road. He is chipped and neutered. Owners are missing him terribly.
Please contact us on 01332 756060 if you have any information or think you may have seen him. Thank you

07/06/2024

We have had a member of the public bring in a stray kitten we think around 5 months old. She is not chipped and is a short haired tabby. She was found around Baker street, Alvaston. Please contact us if you think she may be yours on 01332 756060.

Thank you!

06/06/2024

***Dog Found***

A member of the public has handed in an small, mixed breed, elderly female dog that was found on Goodwood Drive. She is chipped however it isn't registered. The dog warden has been contacted. If anyone is missing her or has any information, please contact us on 01332756060.

15/05/2024

***Missing Cat***

Can people please keep an eye out for this young male cat who is missing from Allestree Street. If you have seen him or have information, please contact us on 01332756060

13/05/2024

***MISSING***

Can people please keep an eye out for this lovely boy who is missing from the Marlborough Road area of Allenton. If anyone has seen him or has any information, please give us a call on 01332756060

13/05/2024

MISSING- Dwarf Lop rabbit, caramal colour. Went missing from Crompton Road , Alvaston area Sunday evening around 5pm Please give us a call on 01332 756060 with any information. Thankyou x

10/05/2024

❗️Missing❗️

Please keep an eye out for this handsome boy, missing around Alwards Close, Alvaston from yesterday. He is chipped and we would be really grateful if anyone could let us know if they have seen him or have any information.

Please call us on 01332 756060 :)

09/05/2024

Happy National Receptionist's Day! (For yesterday)

National Receptionists' Day is marked every year on the second Wednesday in May to recognise the many contributions of frontline teams in every industry.

We'd like to thank our team of brilliant Veterinary Receptionists for all of their hard work, compassion and dedication to their role and to White Cross Vets 🐾

30/04/2024

LOST CAT- Please keep an eye out for a small male neutered tabby cat around the Booth Street area in Alvaston. He went walkabout last night around 9.30pm and hasn't been seen since. Please contact us on 01332 756060 with any information. Thanks so much

27/04/2024

***Reunited with owner***

A member of the public has brought in a female Staffordshire Bull Terrier who was found on Harvey Road. She is chipped but there's been no answer on the mobile number yet. If anyone is missing her or has any information, please call the practice ASAP on 01332756060

19/04/2024

***Missing*** - UPDATE - now reunited with owner 😊

Does anyone recognise these two cats who are missing from Harvey Road? If anyone has seen them or has any information, please call the practice on 01332756060

12/04/2024

To book your cat in, give the practice a call on 01332 756060. Or alternatively, you can book an appointment via our website.
https://www.whitecrossvets.co.uk/book-an-appointment

04/04/2024

Delta came in this afternoon for a routine nurse appointment and wanted to check out how comfy the chairs were! It was a perfect spot for people watching through the window!

04/04/2024

It gives us great sadness that we have to say goodbye to 2 of our fantastic nurses.

Tasha has been with the practice for over 3 years, but now it is time for her to further her career in Veterinary with an exciting opportunity she has been offered as Head Nurse!

Bryony has been with us for over 4 years and has decided on a new venture at a practice closer to home.

They have both been brilliant assets to our nursing team and we'll all miss them very much, but we wish them the best of luck in their bright careers!

29/03/2024

27/03/2024

***Cat Found***

A member of the public has handed in a young ginger cat who has been hanging around the Bembridge area of Alvaston for a couple of weeks. He is short haired, unneutered and hasn't got a microchip. If you think he may belong to you please contact the practice on 01332756060

13/03/2024

Dogs & Worms

Roundworms are more common than you think and present a serious risk to your dog’s health. They can cause the disease Toxocarosis, which has the potential to transmit to humans and lead to serious issues such as organ damage and blindness. Prevention is easy, speak to our team about parasite protection today!

13/03/2024

The team had a visit today from "CJ's Pets 2 U" who brought in some of his reptiles to be weighed. We all had so much fun learning of the stories of these individuals and fun facts about their species! Here we have Toothless, Wednesday and Casper stealing the spotlight!

11/03/2024

Cats & Worms

Roundworms are more common than you think and present a serious risk to your cat’s health. They can cause the disease Toxocarosis, which has the potential to transmit to humans and lead to serious issues such as organ damage and blindness. Prevention is easy, speak to our team about parasite protection today!

07/03/2024

Such a kind testimonial from one of our lovely clients 🥹❤️

06/03/2024

Do you protect your pets from ticks?

Watch this short video that briefly explains the dangers of ticks.

28/02/2024

Dogs & Ticks

Ticks lurk in long grass, woodlands and occasionally within the home. They feed on blood and will usually attach where the coat is thin. Only when they feed, do they grow and become more visible to the naked eye. Ticks can transmit Lyme disease and present a serious risk to your dog’s health. Speak to our team about how to protect your dog from ticks today!

26/02/2024

Cats & Ticks

Ticks lurk in long grass, woodlands and occasionally within the home. They feed on blood and will usually attach where the coat is thin. Only when they feed, do they grow and become more visible to the naked eye. Ticks can transmit Lyme disease and present a serious risk to your cat’s health. Speak to our team about how to protect your cat from ticks today!