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Monday 8am - 7pm Tuesday 8am - 6pm Wednesday 8am - 6pm Thursday 8am - 7pm Friday 8am - 6pm Saturday 9am - 12pm

Johnson and Scott Ltd - Veterinary Clinic

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Johnson and Scott Ltd - Veterinary Clinic

Providing the very best in traditional veterinary care. Please note that this page is for social ne

We also have a branch in Littleport
1a Lynn Road
Littleport
Ely
Cambs
CB6 1QG
01353 634240

Opening Hours Littleport:-
Mornings:-
Tuesdays & Thursdays:- 9.30am - 11.30am
Weekday Evenings:-
Monday:- 3pm - 5pm
Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Fridays:- 3pm - 6pm
Thursdays:- 3pm - 7pm
Saturdays:- 8.30am - 11.30am
Sundays:- Emergency Cover (Open 6:00pm - 7:00pm in Witchford for Emergency Clinic, Emergency fees apply)

01/07/2025

The Littleport surgery will be closed on Thursday morning this week (3rd July) but will be open in the afternoon as normal, apologies for any inconvenience to our customers.

23/06/2025

🐰 This week is Rabbit Awareness Week, and this year's theme is "Happy, Hoppy Homes," focusing on proper housing for indoor and outdoor rabbits.

🌟 Whether indoors or outdoors, rabbits need:

✅ Space to hop, stretch, and stand up fully
✅ Shelter from weather & predators
✅ Tunnels, platforms & hideaways for enrichment
✅ Daily access to a safe exercise area
✅ Separate toileting and sleeping areas
✅ Access to fresh water and good quality hay

🏡 Outdoor Rabbits:
– A large, predator-proof hutch AND a secure run
– Shade in summer and insulation in the winter
– Raised off the ground with waterproof roofing

🏠 Indoor Rabbits:
– Bunny-proofed rooms or pens to ensure that they are safe and protected
from hazards (all wires covered and house plants moved).
– Flooring that’s easy on their feet
– Safe hideouts and plenty of chew toys
– Clean Litter tray for each of your rabbits which is separate from their bedding
area

Give your rabbits the home they deserve 💚
If you need any further advice on how to house your rabbits and keep them happy then please get in touch!

20/06/2025

Urgent- All our phone lines are currently down due to a faliure by our telephone company.
Please ring 07716364379 to contact us.

17/06/2025

🌳🧺 Happy National Picnic Week! 🧺🌳

There's nothing better than enjoying sunshine, fresh air, and good food outdoors — but don’t forget our furry and feathered friends!

🐾Here are just a few Picnic Hazards for Wildlife & Pets to Watch Out For:

🚫 Grapes, chocolate, and onions – toxic to dogs
🦴 Chicken bones – splinter easily and can be dangerous
🧃 Leftover packaging & litter – can entangle or be ingested by wildlife
🪰 Sweet drinks & food – attract wasps and ants, posing risks to animals
🔥 BBQ coals & skewers – can cause serious injuries if left behind

✅ Top Tips:
✔️ Pack up ALL rubbish
✔️Stay in the shade, and avoid the hottest parts of the day
✔️ Keep pets on a lead in nature reserves
✔️ Leave no trace – protect local ecosystems

Let’s celebrate safely — for everyone. 🐶🐦🐿️

15/06/2025

👔🐾 Happy Father’s Day to All the Pet Dads! 🐾👔

Today we’re celebrating every pet dad who gives their furry, feathered, or scaly kids a loving home. 💙.

Thanks for being pawsome! 🐶🐱🐰
Wishing all pet dads a relaxing and joy-filled day! ! 🐾💙

13/06/2025

🐾🎉 PUPPY PARTY!! 🎉🐾

We recently had the pleasure of working alongside the experienced trainers at Progressing Partnerships Dog Training and Behaviour Centre to host our very own Puppy Party event 🐶💕

Puppy parties are a great way to help your new family member adjust to the big wide world and focus on developing valuable skills such as confidence, calmness and the desire to stay close to you and your family unit.

If you have a puppy between 8 weeks and 6 months and are interested in attending our next FREE session then please call our practice on 01353 634123 for more information🐾

04/06/2025

☀️🐰 Keep Your Rabbit Cool & Safe – Watch for Fly Strike! 🐰☀️

Hot weather doesn’t just mean heat risks — it also brings flies, and with them the danger of fly strike a life-threatening condition in rabbits.

🐰 What is Fly strike? 🐰
Flies lay eggs on soiled fur, especially around the back end. These hatch into maggots that can cause severe damage very quickly.
Rabbits are at an increased risk of getting fly strike if they are unable to keep themselves clean due to obesity, arthritis, poor dental health or cramped, dirty living conditions.

🐇 How to protect your rabbit:
✔️ Check your rabbit’s bottom twice daily for cleanliness
✔️ Keep hutches clean and dry
✔️ Use fly screens or netting around outdoor enclosures
✔️ Speak to your vet about preventive treatments
✔️ Watch for signs: lethargy, loss of appetite, a foul smell, or maggots

Fly strike can develop in just a few hours — if you suspect it, contact us immediately.

Let’s keep your bunnies safe, cool, and happy this summer! 💛

30/05/2025

🔥🐾 BBQ Season is Here – Keep It Safe for Your Pets! 🐾🔥

As you fire up the grill, don’t forget your furry friends! BBQs are fun for us, but they can pose some serious risks to pets.

Here are a few quick tips to keep tails wagging safely:

🚫 No bones, skewers, or corn cobs – they can cause choking or blockages
🍗 Keep food out of reach – especially onions, garlic, grapes & chocolate
🔥 Watch the grill – curious noses and hot surfaces don’t mix!
🗑️ Secure your bins and tidy up – the smell of leftovers is tempting but dangerous.
Tinfoil, clingfilm, skewers and grease-covered stones all pose health risks.

Enjoy the sunshine and sizzle, but keep your pets cool, calm, and safe! 🐶☀️🐾

21/05/2025

🌞🐾 Bank Holiday Reminder 🐾🌞
Please note that our practice will be closed on Monday 26th May for the bank holiday.

🐶🐱 Don’t forget to check your pet’s medication and food supplies — let us know ASAP if you need a refill before the long weekend!

If your pet needs urgent care during this time, please contact our out-of-hours emergency service at 01223 426600.

We’ll reopen as normal on Tuesday 27th May.
Wishing you and your furry friends a safe and relaxing long weekend! ☀️🐶🐱

20/05/2025

🐝🌼 Happy World Bee Day! 🌼🐝

Today, we’re buzzing with appreciation for the tiny pollinators that play a huge role in keeping our ecosystems healthy and our plates full. 🥦🌸 Without bees, there’d be no apples, almonds, or even chocolate! 🍫

Let’s celebrate by:
🌻 Planting bee-friendly flowers
🚫 Skipping pesticides
🌎 Supporting local beekeepers
💛 Spreading awareness

Every little action helps protect the bees that help feed the world. 🐝💪

12/05/2025

🌿 Grass Seeds Alert!! 🌿

As the weather warms up, it's important to be aware of the hidden dangers that can harm our furry friends during outdoor adventures—grass seeds! 🌾 These tiny seeds can easily get lodged in your animals ears, paws, and even their nose, causing discomfort or serious infections if left untreated. 🐾

💡 How to protect your pet:

✅Check paws and ears regularly after walks, especially if you’ve been in grassy or
weedy areas.

✅Trim paw fur to minimize the chance of seeds getting caught.

✅Keep your dog on paths or clear trails where grass seeds are less likely to be a
problem.

If you notice your dog shaking their head, scratching their ears, or limping, it could be a sign of a grass seed stuck inside.

Contact us if you're concerned—early treatment can prevent bigger issues. 🐶💚

Address

186 Main Street
Ely
CB62HT

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 7pm
Tuesday	8am - 6pm
Wednesday	8am - 6pm
Thursday	8am - 7pm
Friday	8am - 6pm
Saturday	9am - 12pm

Telephone

+441353634123

Website

http://www.johnsonandscott.co.uk/

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Our Story

Johnson & Scott offer a warm welcome to you and your pets; our aim is to provide you with the very best in common sense traditional veterinary care together with all the advantages offered by a fully equipped modern surgery.

Both partners, Cathy Scott and Jo Johnson have worked in this area for many years and have joined forces to create a personal and friendly practice where you can see your own vet every time ensuring continuity of care. Jo and Cathy will take time to make sure you are fully involved and informed about all aspects of your pets’ health.

Good Old Fashioned Veterinary Care

Full digital X-ray and ultrasound facilities