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Here at Medivet Esher, our aim is to deliver the most accessible, comprehensive, high-quality veterinary care possible.
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Every patient is treated as if they were members of our own family. At Medivet Esher, our community of passionate vets deliver exceptional care that’s always there when you need it.

16/07/2024

Do you know how to spot blue-green algae?

Exposure to blue-green algae can cause long-term health problems in pets and can even be fatal. By drinking from or swimming in contaminated water, pets are at a high risk of becoming seriously ill.

Contact your vet immediately if you think your pet is at risk of blue-green algae poisoning. For more information of what to look out for and how to protect your pet, read our advice article here: https://bit.ly/3LqTmA4

08/07/2024

Over the summer, our vets see a lot of dogs who have issues because of grass seeds. It is important to contact your vet immediately if you suspect your dog has an injury caused by a grass seed.

If walking your dog in long grass or woodland areas, we recommend checking your dog over and brushing away any grass seeds after the walk is done. Pay particular attention to paws, ears, eyes, and armpits.

To learn more about grass seeds, and our four simple steps for dealing with them, read our helpful advice article here: https://bit.ly/3zAdaOP

05/07/2024

Do you have questions about neutering your cat? It's something we strongly advise as it has many benefits for them and helps to tackle the number of stray cats in the UK.

Female cats will benefit from reduced risk of unwanted pregnancy, certain health conditions and even certain types of cancer. For male cats, neutering reduces their urge to fight other males, lessening the chance of certain diseases, and it also means they are less likely to mark their territory around your home.

Find out more about neutering your cat here: https://bit.ly/3VK9elK

25/06/2024

It’s important to keep your pet hydrated all year round as it delivers lots of benefits to your pets health, but especially during the warmer months. Cats and dogs both sweat through their paw pads, so as they’ll do this more now it’s hot, they will need to be provided with more fresh water. 💧

Read our tips below on keeping your pet hydrated and how to spot the symptoms of dehydration in your dog, cat or rabbit.

https://bit.ly/4eFuUIK

19/06/2024

Our June newsletter is out this afternoon, featuring the latest seasonal advice including our summer articles for dogs, cats and rabbits.

And don't forget all of our practices still have 25% off cat microchipping until the end of June, call to book - https://www.medivetgroup.com/vet-practices/ 🐈

18/06/2024

With summer officially starting soon, it’s important to know how to make sure your pet stays happy, healthy, and protected as the days get longer and the temperatures get higher.

From what to look out for in your garden to keeping your pet hydrated, we’ve put together several useful articles that will help your dogs, cats, and rabbits keep their cool in the summer heat.

You can read more here: https://bit.ly/45wVVcT

11/06/2024

The adorable Coco at his first vaccination visit to Medivet Lawley with vet Georgia 🤩🐾

29/05/2024

Pets can develop skin allergies at any age, so it's important to make sure you know the signs and symptoms. Dogs may start scratching excessively, whereas cats may start licking their belly, back, or behind their legs more than usual.

The most common skin allergy is called atopic dermatitis, and although it's a lifelong condition, it can be controlled and managed, meaning your pet can lead a normal and healthy life. Treatments may include medication, supplements, or even newer monoclonal antibody treatments.

Read more about atopic dermatitis and how your vet can help here: https://www.medivetgroup.com/pet-care/pet-advice/skin-allergies-atopy/

21/05/2024

The law is changing - from 10 June 2024, cats in England must be microchipped and registered on a database by the time they’re 20 weeks old. The penalty for not microchipping your cat could be a £500 fine. A microchipped cat has a much higher chance of being reunited - please microchip your cat. We're offering a 25% discount of microchipping until the end of June. Book an appointment today. https://www.medivetgroup.com/vet-practices/

15/05/2024

What better way to participate this year’s than to spend some time with your pets?

This year’s theme, Movement: moving for our mental health, encourages people to move in a way that suits them. Whether you’re taking your dog for a walk or playing games with your cat, being physically active is great for our minds and bodies. It's also a great way to bond with your pet.

Increased physical activity is not the only mental health benefit of spending time with your pet. Read our article on the six other mental health benefits of being a pet owner here: https://www.medivetgroup.com/pet-care/pet-advice/six-ways-pet-ownership-benefits-your-mental-health/

13/05/2024

Dogs can pick up kennel cough multiple times throughout their lives, but in most cases, they can recover in a few weeks.

During this time, you should encourage your dog to rest and avoid collar and lead activity as it could put more strain on their respiratory system. You should talk to your vet if your dog’s cough persists, or if you notice any changes in behaviour such as a reduced appetite or less energy.

Our article on kennel cough explains more about the infection, what to look out for, and how to treat it. Read more here: https://bit.ly/44CKnV0

08/05/2024

Is your rabbit protected against Myxomatosis? This highly infectious viral disease has a very high mortality rate and can leave your rabbit prone to other infections.

The best way to protect your rabbit is to vaccinate them, especially as there is no cure if your rabbit becomes infected. There's also ways to reduce the risk of your rabbit catching the virus.

You can read more about them, and Myxomatosis, in our advice article here: https://bit.ly/4blrPLu

07/05/2024

Whether the sun is out or hiding in the clouds, your pets will want to be out in the garden this spring. Did you know there may be some hidden dangers in your garden that can injure or poison your pet?

Pets can develop allergies to certain plants, pollen, and insects. If you notice any hay-fever like symptoms, such as itchy, watery eyes or sneezing, contact your vet for advice. They can help you identify the causes and ease your pet’s symptoms.

Read more about keeping your pet safe in the garden here: https://bit.ly/3QCazcF

01/05/2024

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These are the many skills of a vet nurse, some you may know and others might be more of a surprise.

Over the month we'll be sharing photos and stories of our amazing vet nurses at Medivet 🐾

27/04/2024

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This years theme is all about celebrating veterinarians as essential health workers. We're thankful to all of the veterinary professionals at Medivet who dedicate their time to caring for our clients and their pets everyday.

26/04/2024

Can you feed your rabbit cauliflower, courgette, or brussel sprouts? The answer is yes, but only in small amounts. Vegetables should account for around 15% of their diet.

We’ve put together an essential guide to caring for your pet rabbit that will help you make sure your rabbit stays happy and healthy. It includes information about their diet, the vaccinations they need, what environment they should be kept in, and how to manage their behaviour.

Learn more about your rabbit and what they need in our essential rabbit care guide here: https://bit.ly/44fPM4a

26/04/2024

17/04/2024

Training your dog and teaching them commands can be really rewarding. If you're wanting your dog to learn some simple commands, we've put some tips together to help.

All dogs learn at a different rate so be patient, be consistent in your approach, avoid distractions, reward them with praise and occasional treats, and always have fun while you're doing it.

Read our dog training tips here: https://bit.ly/4dc7gCS

16/04/2024

Our April newsletter is out today, featuring the latest advice including our guides on dog, cat and rabbit nutrition. 🐾

11/04/2024

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Share your pets photos with us below and we'll pick three to receive a Medivet bandana ❤️

10/04/2024

Making sure your rabbit has the right diet will not only keep them healthy and full of the nutrients they need, but can also improve their dental health and regulate their digestive system.

Hay and grass should make up around 80% of your rabbit's diet, this can be fresh or dried grass, but they should have unlimited access to it. They can have a small amount of vegetables each day, around 15% of their diet. Rabbit-safe vegetables include broccoli, carrots, courgette and green beans.

Find out more about rabbit nutrition here: https://bit.ly/3UdgWpg

05/04/2024

Thank you to everyone that entered our Easter competition, we had so many amazing entries ❤️

Congratulations to our winners! 🐣

Sergio looking adorable in his carrot bow tie and Pudding enjoying the early morning Easter sunshine 😻

03/04/2024

Ernie with his Braveheart award he received from Medivet Beaminster after having four teeth removed! 🐾❤️

31/03/2024

from us all at Medivet 🐇

We hope you're all having a lovely long weekend!

Don't forget our Easter photo competition is still live until tomorrow, full details on original post 🐣

29/03/2024

We've put together our top tips and advice to help keep your pet safe this Easter weekend.

It's important to keep your pets away from Easter treats, especially chocolate as this is highly toxic. Make sure you always call your vet immediately for advice if you suspect your pet has eaten chocolate.

For more advice read here: https://bit.ly/49dMwHA

28/03/2024

Over the weekend our opening hours may change, please contact your local practice for exact times using the link below. 🐰

https://www.medivetgroup.com/vet-practices/

Our 24 hour practices remain open for you and your pets.

27/03/2024

Our Easter photo competition is starting today! 🐰

To enter, send us photos of your pets enjoying the Easter weekend or tag us using for the chance to win a hamper 🐣

The competition will close on the 2nd April, the winner will be announced on the 5th April 🌼

*Please be aware the hamper is NOT for pets and for human consumption only*

26/03/2024

We’ve been made aware of a scam that could affect pet owners.

This involves a request from an unknown number impersonating Medivet and asking for payment via a link. Usually a text, but possibly an email; there may be mention that your pet is injured or needing treatment.

Please ensure that you follow the standard precautions on avoiding scammers and always call the practice with any questions.

21/03/2024

Oscar at his visit to Medivet Fulham ❤️🐾

20/03/2024

Today is the first day of spring 🌼 so if you've started planning your spring clean, it's important to know how to keep this pet-friendly.

Always keep your household cleaning products securely stored away, clean up all spills immediately, and allow cleaned surfaces to completely dry before letting your pet walk on them.

To find out about the common toxic cleaners to watch out for read here: https://bit.ly/3xaHJJu

18/03/2024

Don't forget that Medivet clients can now book their appointments online, at any time, even when the practice is closed.

Find out more about our online appointment bookings here: https://www.medivetgroup.com/vet-practice-services/online-appointment-booking/

13/03/2024

Regular vaccinations are essential for keeping your dog protected from potentially fatal diseases such as parvovirus, canine hepatitis and kennel cough. Certain diseases require booster vaccinations every year.

Read more about dog vaccinations here: https://bit.ly/43e83OQ

Address

20 Manor Road North Hinchley
Esher
KT100SH

Opening Hours

Monday	8:30am - 7pm
Tuesday	8:30am - 7pm
Wednesday	8:30am - 7pm
Thursday	8:30am - 7pm
Friday	8:30am - 7pm
Saturday	9am - 12pm

Telephone

+442083988005

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Videos

Milo came to us today for his second vaccination, He enjoyed playing with head nurse Hannah and nurse Amelia after. He was such a brave boy ⭐️

You may have all seen the #temptationchallenge with children... you offer them a treat but then ask them to wait to eat it until you return. We thought we would have a go with our practice dog Annie. She did very well! We’d love to see our clients and patients have a go too

To complete the 3 years training needed to be a registered veterinary nurse, the students must sit the OSCE exams, these are practical examinations. Myself (Lucy) and Jon are both in our 3rd and final year of veterinary nursing, and took some time today to practice some of the OSCE’s. In this video we have demonstrated how to bandage a dogs leg that has been fractured. Even though our exams have been postponed for now we must keep up with practical training and revision. Hope you enjoy the video!

Here is Lucy our student nurse calling in from sunny Africa!! She’s out there this week in her own time helping the Wilderness foundation. Here she’s showing the blood machine that has been bought with donations from Medivet clients. They are just running a health check on one of the poacher tracking dogs called Ella!

Poor Simba had a bit of an ordeal recently. He was in a lot of pain and couldn’t raise his tail at all. Fortunately after some pain relief and anti inflammatories from the vet he was able to wag again! Simba had a syndrome called limber tail, cold tail or broken wag. Luckily its reversible and he’s much more comfortable now and seeing the vet. We hope he continues his recovery well!

Adorable Luna was so friendly, all the vets and nurses got kisses from her when she was in for her spay. Even after her anaesthetic when she was a little sleepy, she still had a happy waggy tail for us!

Doesn't Cocoa have gorgeous fur? She looks like she has wonderful highlights! Cocoa came in a few weeks ago with a sore leg, and after a few xrays we found she had damaged her cruciate ligament. We wish her a speedy recovery after her surgery yesterday! Some of her xrays can be found in the comments below.

Here's a happy wagging tail to get you going this Monday! Rosa (belonging to nurse Natasha) is always so happy to come to the vets, she can't help but wag her tail even after her sedative! Rosa was in for some dental xrays to check up on her root canal. You can see the xray in the comments below!

Handsome Merlin has a lot to talk about!! Not only did he have lymphoma as a kitten, but he has also broken his leg!! This was all fixed at Wingrave Veterinary Surgery (Medivet Sutton) and you can see all the xrays in the comments below! His chatty and relaxed nature has made him a firm favourite at the practice. But no more injuries anytime soon Merlin!!

Struggling to get back into work after the sunny time last week? Well here's another puppy on Monday to get you through the day! Here's adorable Konan, a very friendly (and fluffy) newfoundland puppy. At 9 weeks old he was already 9kg!!

Don't Veg and Annie look sweet together? We'd love to see photos of your pets making friends!

Annie is having a great time! Post any pictures of your pets playing in the snow on the comments below. We’d love to see them!

Woooo! Another Registered Veterinary Nurse! Well done Natasha! 3 years of hard work, exams and assignments has paid off...you got your greens 😁 We are all super proud