Ewell Veterinary Centre

Ewell Veterinary Centre The team at Ewell Veterinary Centre look forward to looking after your pets.

Small and friendly veterinary surgery offering high level of service in the Ewell area.

19/02/2025

Missing. URGERNT ALERT!

Dog Cockapoo missing for the last hour.
Last seen at Tolworth Court Farm
Colour: Brown
If you have seen a dog please contact the practice asap.
Thank you!

📣 Missing Cat Alert 📣Beloved cat is missing! We’re desperately searching for a furry friend who has a distinctive mustac...
09/12/2024

📣 Missing Cat Alert 📣

Beloved cat is missing!

We’re desperately searching for a furry friend who has a distinctive mustache marking on the front of his face, you can’t miss it! 🐾 He is an 8 year old boy who is neutered.

If you’ve seen this cat or have any information, please call us directly at 0208 393 6056.

Your help means the world to his cat dad, please share and keep an eye out!

Thank you 💛

28/08/2024

** OWNER FOUND **

We have had a black and white female cat handed in to us. She is not chipped, no collar. Unfortunately she has passed away. Please contact us if you are missing your cat.

07/08/2024

Please help share and find this boy a home

Can any of our lovely clients help this little chap at our sister branch Aspen Vets
07/08/2024

Can any of our lovely clients help this little chap at our sister branch Aspen Vets

***PLEASE SHARE***Still missing. Please share! Desperate to get him home. He went missing from temporary accommodation i...
28/07/2024

***PLEASE SHARE***

Still missing. Please share! Desperate to get him home. He went missing from temporary accommodation in Courtlands Drive, Ewell whilst we have building work done. Could be hiding under a car or in a bush. Please check your garden. Please message if seen.

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We will be back with you as normal tomorrow, enjoy your long weekend! 🐾
27/05/2024

We will be back with you as normal tomorrow, enjoy your long weekend! 🐾

05/04/2024
As we eat our chocolate eggs for lunch for the next week, always remember to keep away from the pooches!! 🐣🍫
01/04/2024

As we eat our chocolate eggs for lunch for the next week, always remember to keep away from the pooches!! 🐣🍫

Happy Easter to our lovely clients and especially any ‘hoppy’ pets today! Post your Easter pics below, we love to see th...
31/03/2024

Happy Easter to our lovely clients and especially any ‘hoppy’ pets today! Post your Easter pics below, we love to see them! 🐣🐰🌷🐾

Remember we’re CLOSED TODAY for Good Friday! 🐰
29/03/2024

Remember we’re CLOSED TODAY for Good Friday! 🐰

EASTER OPENING HOURS 🐾🩺Friday 29th March CLOSED Saturday 30th March 8.30am-12pmSunday 31st March CLOSED Monday 1st April...
28/03/2024

EASTER OPENING HOURS 🐾🩺

Friday 29th March CLOSED
Saturday 30th March 8.30am-12pm
Sunday 31st March CLOSED
Monday 1st April CLOSED
Tuesday 2nd April Back to usual business hours

If you need help when we are closed, please call emergency vets NSVE on; 020 8783 2850

Happy Easter to all that celebrate! 🐣🐰

This is a great initiative from Pets at Home, bunnies are of course everywhere this time of year.. So pausing the sale o...
28/03/2024

This is a great initiative from Pets at Home, bunnies are of course everywhere this time of year.. So pausing the sale of cute little rabbits will help stop impulsive purchasing over the Easter period. Rabbits are not the easy pet you can pop in a hutch like was once thought, they have complexed needs and ‘a hutch is not enough’!

If you want a bunny to join your family, read lots and see if it would fit with your life.

In this article it unfortunately advises, ‘In 2022, a whopping 48% of rabbits were abandoned, with 1,090 bunnies arriving at animal centres and 1,942 rescued by RSPCA branches.’

Maybe stick to the choc bunnies this weekend!!

Have a read below, 🐰💖

The ban will be rolled out across its 457 stores nationwide

And that’s a wrap on Wednesday! Here’s a photo of clinic cat ‘Luna’ to get you through to the long weekend! 🐾
27/03/2024

And that’s a wrap on Wednesday! Here’s a photo of clinic cat ‘Luna’ to get you through to the long weekend! 🐾

Spring is trying to Spring! We hear lots about lilies being harmful, but did you know about these other flowers that are...
26/03/2024

Spring is trying to Spring! We hear lots about lilies being harmful, but did you know about these other flowers that are dangerous to our pets? 🌷🐾

Hello Monday! It’s the run up to the Easter long weekend, so be sure to get booked in with us asap if you need us!Don’t ...
25/03/2024

Hello Monday!

It’s the run up to the Easter long weekend, so be sure to get booked in with us asap if you need us!

Don’t forget to get any repeat medication ordered in too, please allow 48 hours for it to be ready to collect.

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Address

4 Langton Avenue
Epsom
KT171LD

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 7pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 7pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 7pm
Thursday 8:30am - 7pm
Friday 8:30am - 7pm
Saturday 8:30am - 12pm

Telephone

+442083936056

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What do you know about shockwave therapy.. and did you know Kylie offers the treatment here at EVC? We’re having clients come far and wide to see her, why not call if you think it’s something your pet could benefit from!! SHOCKWAVE THERAPY ⚡️ What is it? - A shock wave is an extremely strong pressure wave that pulses for a very short time (circa 10 milliseconds). The pulse is so strong, it breaks the sound barrier and creates the shockwave that transfers into the designated area of the body. The use of shock wave therapy (ESWT) has been around for many years and its uses are plentiful. The way it works is by interacting with tissues creating microfractures, which in turn cause a new inflammatory response. This effect is beneficial for tissue repair, regrowth and improved mobility. How do we use it? - Shock wave therapy can be used to manage chronic tendon and ligament injuries in dogs by breaking down calcified deposits, which can cause stiffness and pain in limb tendons. As therapy assists with pain, swelling, and inflammation in the limbs, it is often used in conjunction with medication or other therapies. (Info from physio-vet.co.uk) Check out our brave patient below to see get Kylie in action! Some doggos need to be put under anaesthetic for a short while, but we can also do the treatment in a normal consultation if your furry friend can sit still! 🐾 Give us a call on 020 8393 6056 to book a consult, to find out if this is something your pet could benefit from.

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