28/08/2024
Our Bebington practice will be closed between 10:30-12:30pm today and our Little Sutton practice will be closed 2-4pm. For staff meetings. During these times the phones will be diverted to the other practice. Thank you 🐶
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A leading small animal veterinary practice established for more than 30 years on the Wirral Peninsula.
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Littlecroft Vets is a leading small animal veterinary practice established for more than 30 years. Located in Ellesmere Port, on the Wirral Peninsula near to the famous River Mersey. We continually update our equipment and train our staff so we can provide healthcare for your pet to the highest possible standards while maintaining a practical, sympathetic and affordable approach. If you need help
or advice regarding your pets health, or if you are considering buying a pet and need some friendly advice please give us a call or contact us.
09/08/2024
This is little Sid. Isn’t he a cutie? Sid visited us at Bebington this week and had lots of cuddles 🐶
08/08/2024
Here is little Thiago. He visited Adam in Bebington yesterday for his vaccinations 💉
He was fearless and cute! 🐅
24/07/2024
To our valued clients, sorry for any inconvenience but we are not able to answer any messages or notifications at this time. Hopefully this will be sorted by the end of the week.
Thank you
19/07/2024
So sorry for the sad post we have had a deceased cat brought into our bebbington branch today, it was involved in a road traffic accident , its an entire male , short haired , white and grey , no chip , no collar , new ferry area new chester road . Please contact the bebbington branch on 0151 645 6969, If you think this might be you beloved pet . Once again sorry for the sad post .
22/05/2024
May is Veterinary Nurse Awareness Month and we want to take this opportunity to thank our amazing team of RVN's at Littlecroft Vets. They go above and beyond every single day in front of, as well as behind the scenes, and our practice wouldn't be what it is without them. Their job roles are endless, and they also manage to squeeze a bit of fun in here and there too, but their patients, your fur babies, are at the heart of all they do, and we couldn't be prouder to say these wonderful humans are part of our team ❤❤🐶🐱🐰🐹🐭
20/05/2024
Give your cat the gift of safety with microchipping! 🐱✨
It's a simple, reliable way to ensure they always find their way back home, no matter where curiosity takes them.
Let's make sure our feline friends stay safe and sound.
24/04/2024
In celebration of veterinary receptionist week, meet our wonderful front of house team from our Little Sutton branch Kaz, Claire, Irene and Lyn who combined have a total of over 80 years experience at the heart of our practice, working extremely hard to make sure your visit goes as smoothly as possible. ❤
23/04/2024
It's veterinary receptionist week, our front of house team are at the heart of our practice, and work exceptionally hard to make your visit as smooth as possible. Meet Tash, Diane and Paula. Part of our fabulous front of house team at our Bebington branch ❤️
22/03/2024
We have had a deceased female tabby cat brought into our Bebington branch, she was found around Trafalgar Drive. She does not have a chip or a collar, if you think she may be yous, please contact our Bebington branch on 0151 645 6969.
Thank you
22/03/2024
His owner has been found now. Thank you everyone who shared the post!
22/03/2024
We have had a male dog brought in to our Little Sutton branch, he was found in the area, black and tan in colour. He is micro chipped but the details do not appear to be up to date. If you believe he may be your dog, please call the Little Sutton practice on 0151 339 2605.
Proof of ownership such as photographs will be required
15/03/2024
So proud of our two student nurses who have worked so hard and passed their OSCE's today!!! Massive congratulations to them both 🥳🍾🥂
13/03/2024
We have had a Rabbit brought into our Little Sutton practice late last week, very tame and friendly. Please contact Little Sutton if you believe this could be yours, on 0151 339 2605
29/02/2024
An extra day to show how much we ❤️ our pets? RESULT! 🙌
A cheeky pet treat? a new toy? extra strokes? How are you making us of our bonus day this year?
28/02/2024
Its that time. Post some pics of your lovely pets for a chance to be on our cover photo for March!!
27/02/2024
Spay? Neuter? Fixing? Being done?
Whatever you call it, it is the most responsible thing you can do for your cat. Here’s why ⏬
😺 Helps protect your cat against diseases and some cancers
😺 Protects female cats against risks that come with pregnancy
😺 Reduces the chances of male cats ‘spraying’, as this is something unneutered cats do to mark their scent to attract potential suitors.
If you have any questions about this for your cat, please give us a call or ask us the next time you are in.
24/02/2024
10th June 2024 is the deadline ⌛👀
Microchipping gives you the best chance of a lost/stolen pet being identified and returned to you.
Get in touch today and get your cat booked in, it takes 5 minutes and costs £27.52 … which is cheaper than a £500 fine!
20/02/2024
So many ways to show love, how do you show it?
17/02/2024
The importance of vaccinating your rabbits! 🐰
Cases of myxomatosis are almost always fatal, please act now and book your rabbits for their vaccination! Which gives 12 months of protection and includes both types of rabbit viral haemorrhagic disease and comes with a health check.
Get in touch below ⏬
Little Sutton - 0151 339 2605
Bebington - 0151 645 6969
14/02/2024
3 signs your rabbit loves you 🐰
As a prey species, it can be difficult to spot signs of affection that your rabbit gives you. Here’s what to look out for ⏬
💗 Binkying: This is where your rabbit will suddenly run, leap, and twist in the air! Sit back and enjoy the show.
💗 If your rabbit just flops out, fully stretched out, this means they’re super relaxed and feel unthreatened around you.
💗 A little headbutt, rub or nudge against you is them looking for some loving attention.
Bonus points if you can share some of the above signs of love with us in the comments!
14/02/2024
How does our four-legged friend show their love? Let’s have a look 🐶⏬
💗 When your dog chooses to come cuddle up to you (on their terms), they trust you, they love you and they want to be close to you!
💗 That helicopter tail wag? This type of tail behaviour is for people who they love the most.
💗 Eye contact, but with soft relaxed eyes shows that your dog has level of trust in you and wants you to know about it.
These are but three signs, but there’s many more, has your dog shown any today? We’d love for you to tell us. 💞
14/02/2024
They might not be as obvious with it as dogs, but cats have their ways of showing their love ⏬
💗 If your cat’s tail is upright, they are content and safe and if it has a quiver at the top… this means you have a very happy cat!
💗 Purring is usually a sign that your cat is happy and content, but it can have other meanings such as feeling nervous at the vets
💗 Giving you a cheeky cheek rub or a gentle head-butt, they are marking their scent on you, and is a way they build up bonds with other animals.
💗 And finally… rolling over allowing you to rub their belly is the ultimate sign of trust and love!
Let us know if you spot any of the above signs in your cat… photos are always welcome 😽
11/02/2024
🐶 Calling all pet parents 🐱
👉 Say goodbye to surprise vet bills and hello to peace of mind! Our Pet Health Plan covers routine check-ups, vaccinations, preventive care, and even dental discounts! Because a healthy pet is a happy pet! 😍💉
ℹ️ https://littlecroftvets.plansignup.co.uk/
please note if your regular payment date has 10 working days between sign up and collection there will be two payments in the same month
09/02/2024
Pets eating slugs is a very popular internet search. 😲
So, here’s what you need to do if your pet ever does eat one!
Any questions on this, please do get in touch. ⏬
📱0151 339 2605 for Little Sutton. 0151 645 6969 for Bebington
04/02/2024
Regular check-ups can help catch signs of Cancer early on.
Cancer can occur in any part or system of your pet’s body, so spotting symptoms can be difficult. This is why we always recommend regular check ups at the vet.
Catching issues early means improving your pet’s quality of life and potentially helping with costs.
We always say that preventative care is better than a cure. So, for World Cancer Day we want to raise awareness of regular vet checks.
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An extra day to show how much we ❤️ our pets? RESULT! 🙌 A cheeky pet treat? a new toy? extra strokes? How are you making us of our bonus day this year? #LeapYearLove #PetWellness
3 signs your rabbit loves you 🐰 As a prey species, it can be difficult to spot signs of affection that your rabbit gives you. Here’s what to look out for ⏬ 💗 Binkying: This is where your rabbit will suddenly run, leap, and twist in the air! Sit back and enjoy the show. 💗 If your rabbit just flops out, fully stretched out, this means they’re super relaxed and feel unthreatened around you. 💗 A little headbutt, rub or nudge against you is them looking for some loving attention. Bonus points if you can share some of the above signs of love with us in the comments! #ValentinesDay
How does our four-legged friend show their love? Let’s have a look 🐶⏬ 💗 When your dog chooses to come cuddle up to you (on their terms), they trust you, they love you and they want to be close to you! 💗 That helicopter tail wag? This type of tail behaviour is for people who they love the most. 💗 Eye contact, but with soft relaxed eyes shows that your dog has level of trust in you and wants you to know about it. These are but three signs, but there’s many more, has your dog shown any today? We’d love for you to tell us. 💞 #ValentinesDay
They might not be as obvious with it as dogs, but cats have their ways of showing their love ⏬ 💗 If your cat’s tail is upright, they are content and safe and if it has a quiver at the top… this means you have a very happy cat! 💗 Purring is usually a sign that your cat is happy and content, but it can have other meanings such as feeling nervous at the vets 💗 Giving you a cheeky cheek rub or a gentle head-butt, they are marking their scent on you, and is a way they build up bonds with other animals. 💗 And finally… rolling over allowing you to rub their belly is the ultimate sign of trust and love! Let us know if you spot any of the above signs in your cat… photos are always welcome 😽 #ValentinesDay
See our senior wellness checks as an MOT on your classic car… but the car is furry. 🤔 Arthritis is progressive, and it is not curable, but there are several ways to improve comfort and help your cat or dog to lead a full and active life. symptoms can indicate underlying osteoarthritis – a painful condition caused by degeneration and inflammation of the joints. We are on hand to help, please reach out and book today - Little Sutton Branch 0151 339 2605 Bebington Branch 0151 645 6969
Best moment of the day? Potentially. #worldsmileday
Walking an elderly arthritic dog? Here are some top tips: Your dog doesn’t link hours of zoomies to pain later on, and it is up to us, the owners, to help them out. Keeping moving at constant regular intervals is essential to keeping stiffness down and getting the blood flowing. However, every dog is unique, so a tailored exercise plan is a great way to ensure your dog gets the correct amount of exercise without causing discomfort. Check out CAM, who have helpful advice on setting up an exercise plan: bit.ly/3kD8dxB
Today is National Walking day Let us know in the comments where you like to walk your dog? 🐾 🚶♂️ #NationalWalkingDay
Six signs your dog ❤️’s you.
Christmas Dangers 6: Dried Fruits Grapes and their dried varieties are common at Christmas but toxic to pets. The dried varieties of these fruits are often found in mince pies, Christmas pudding, stollen and fruit and nut mix, so keep all these treats out of reach! If your pets does accidentally eat something containing these foods, give us a call as soon as possible for advice. #ChristmasDangers
Christmas Dangers 5:
Chocolate
Human chocolate for humans. Dog treats for dogs.
We always get asked is
Christmas Dangers 4: Christmas Food Which Christmas foods are a ❌ for your pet? ⏬ 🎄Turkey bones can potentially cause blockages and damage to your pet’s digestive tract – be sure to pop the bins off the counter and into a secure bin, 🎄High fat foods such as pigs in blankets can sometimes trigger pancreatitis (inflammation of the pancreas) 🎄Onions (as part of the allium family of plants) are toxic to cats and dogs – plenty of onions in stuffing and gravy, so keep your eyes peeled. 🎄Snacking on macademia nuts in the afternoon? Make sure your bowl is out of paws reach. 🎄Alcohol is also toxic, so spills and left-over drinks should be cleaned away and safely disposed of. If in doubt, the safest option is to feed pet safe treats instead!
Christmas Dangers 3: Guests at Christmas Keep your pets safe around festive guests If you are entertaining guests this Christmas, there are likely to be more people going in and out of your home. Take care to ensure your guests know how to interact with your pets and that pets have somewhere quiet to go if they need time alone. Having pets microchipped brings peace of mind that they can be traced back to you if they are accidentally let out or escape.
Christmas Dangers 2: Christmas Decorations Supervise pets around Christmas decorations Although Christmas decorations help to set the scene, certain decorations may pose a risk to our pets. For example, stringy decorations such as tinsel and decorative string can cause digestive blockages if eaten and glass baubles may cut paws if smashed. Christmas trees may resemble an exciting climbing frame to adventurous cats, so consider tethering them! Keep inquisitive pets safe by supervising them and keeping them away from potential dangers.
Christmas Dangers 1: Christmas Plants Christmas plants CAN be a #ChristmasDanger 👎📉 Did you know that certain Christmas plants can make your pets unwell if eaten? Keep poinsettia, ivy, holly, lilies and mistletoe out of reach to avoid stomach upsets. Also discourage pets from chewing on the Christmas tree as this too can cause digestive issues and sharp pine needles may cause irritation and damage. If your pet eats something they shouldn’t, or develops vomiting, diarrhoea or becomes unwell, please contact us for further support.
The warmup and cool down is critically important, and cats are simply the experts. 🐱🚀 #PetBallers
Today is world pet memorial day. A time to remember the pets we have loved and lost. If you would like to, please go ahead and share a picture or a memory of your beloved pet. We would be honoured to share these with you.
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