Farnham Veterinary Group

Farnham Veterinary Group Combining high-level care with local service at our state-of-the-art Farnham Veterinary Hospital and branches in Farncombe and Vale.

We offer a range of services, from neutering, vaccinations & microchipping, 24-hour on-site care, hydrotherapy, and physiotherapy from our hospital in Farnham.

**KIDS OUT CHARITY**Our staff restroom is filling with all the amazing donations you have all bought in for children who...
06/12/2025

**KIDS OUT CHARITY**

Our staff restroom is filling with all the amazing donations you have all bought in for children who may not otherwise get a Christmas present this year.

As always we are overwhelmed by the generosity of our clients and staff who are all pulling together to buy some wonderful gifts.

We are now into our last week of collecting - the deadline being December 11th.

If you have a few spare pennies and would like to buy something for a child please call into Farnham veterinary hospital, Vale veterinary or Farncombe Veterinary surgeries and collect a Christmas tree gift tag, buy the gift and then bring it back to the surgery and we will do the rest.

No need to wrap, this for safety reasons, the charity will do the rest!!! The gifts must be new so if you have unwanted gifts we are also taking these as donations.

Lets see if we can top last years huge gift pile!!!

We are so proud of our deputy client care lead Emma who has worked tirelessly to get our tree ready for the Christmas tr...
05/12/2025

We are so proud of our deputy client care lead Emma who has worked tirelessly to get our tree ready for the Christmas tree festival at St Georges Church in Badshot Lea.

The parish of Badshot Lea and Hale are doing a three day event where local businesses and organisations have come together to create a magical Christmas forest within the church.

There are 40+ beautifully decorated trees, promoting our wonderful community and bringing us all together. Emma has designed and dressed the tree with lots of free snack packs for all of your pets ready for their Christmas stockings. 🎁

The festival begins today, Friday 5th December, come and join us in the café and buy your raffle tickets for the prize draw. You can also vote for your favourite tree by making a small donation to the charity it is supporting.

On Saturday December 6th Father Christmas will be at the festival and has invited all of the children to bring with them their letters. He will be arriving in style at 10:30 so don't miss out!!! 🎅🏽🎅🏽

Santa's Elves will be helping in the café with the raffle tickets and making sure that everyone stays on the nice list!! Father Christmas can only stay for an hour as he is so busy at this time of year, so make sure that you all arrive before 10:30 to spend as much time as possible with him.

The festival will be open until after the Carol Service on Sunday 7th December where the winning tree will be announced alongside the raffle winners.

We are so excited to be part of the festival and hope that you have an amazing time meeting Santa and seeing all of the beautiful trees.

Huge shout out to Emma, what an amazing idea and we are so proud to be part of the festival and absolutely love the tree that you designed. 🎄😍

Vet partners are very supportive of their team members undertaking voluntary work and actively support staff asking for ...
04/12/2025

Vet partners are very supportive of their team members undertaking voluntary work and actively support staff asking for a day to volunteer or apply for a secondment.

Leah our RVN (Registered Veterinary Nurse ) went to Malawi to voulenteer and gain experience for 2 weeks , here’s a bit about it !

While volunteering in Malawi, I was really touched to see how kindly and thoughtfully the veterinary team cared for their patients, even though they had only simple monitoring equipment and a reduced selection of medications than we’re lucky to have here. They do have a x-ray machine and ultrasound. It really made me appreciate how much we have available here to keep pets safe and comfortable. Yet the staff did everything they could with what they had.

Coming back home really highlighted how fortunate we are to have access to modern technology and comprehensive anaesthetic monitoring.

The range of clinical cases also differed significantly. For example, TVT (Transmissible Venereal Tumour) — a contagious, sexually transmitted cancer in dogs that forms cauliflower-like growths, most commonly on the ge****ls — is extremely rare in the UK but very common in Malawi.

They also work actively within local schools to teach children about animal welfare and promote better understanding and compassion.
Overall, the experience was incredibly rewarding, and the Malawian people were welcoming and appreciative.

This hospital is one of many supported and funded by the Worldwide Veterinary Service (WVS). If you would like to learn more about their work or explore ways to offer your support, please follow the link provided.

https://wvs.org.uk

~ Leah . Registered Veterinary Nurse

Alfie had a big day not only did he have his crown jewels taken, he also had an ear flush!He was an excellent patient an...
03/12/2025

Alfie had a big day not only did he have his crown jewels taken, he also had an ear flush!

He was an excellent patient and had lots of cuddles before his mum came to collect him.

Alfie is all recovered now and running around without his blue t-shirt

KIDSOUT GIVING TREE ! 🎄🎁We are still collecting until the 11th December ! 🥰This is for an incredible cause , for childr...
29/11/2025

KIDSOUT GIVING TREE ! 🎄🎁

We are still collecting until the 11th December ! 🥰

This is for an incredible cause , for children that would not be receiving any presents this year !

Please drop in your gifts to either Vale, Farncombe or the Farnham branch ! 💙

We are SO grateful for everyone’s generosity so far !

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25/11/2025

REUNITED

FOUND POMERANIAN - Black Neutered male

ASH VALE AREA

MICROCHIP IS NOT REGISTERED SADLY

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Post Operative care for your pet.Beautiful Luna was recently discharged after having her Spay operation.When your pet is...
25/11/2025

Post Operative care for your pet.

Beautiful Luna was recently discharged after having her Spay operation.

When your pet is being discharged from the hospital after a surgical procedure one of our Student veterinary nurses or Registered veterinary nurses will talk you through your pets post-operative care plan.

When you get home you may notice a change in your pets behaviour for example pacing or sleeping more, they may refuse food or need to go to the toilet more often, all of these things can be expected and are nothing to be concerned with.

If the change in behaviour has not resolved within 24 hours contact your vet to access advice.

Any medication given post -operation should be administered as directed.

You may be given a special vet diet to feed your pet during the post-operative period or smaller meals may be suggested for up to 48 hours before returning to normal eating routines.

You should keep an eye out for swelling , this is expected in some procedures however should not be ignored and any changes in skin colour, discharge or pain should be addressed.

Bleeding / haemorrhage, there should not be any bleeding from the surgical site, some of the lighter dressings might see a light staining but the dressing should not be heavy with blood.

Stitches and staples should remain in place until removed by a member of the vet team. If your pet has had dentistry work they may have some blood in their mouth. You may see a red tinge in the water as they drink but this should resolve overnight.

You know your pet better than anyone so if you are concerned about anything during the post operative period give us a call, we are always here for advice.

Our wonderful team took part in the 10 year birthday competition to make a birthday cake.Our senior Vet Nicola made th...
24/11/2025

Our wonderful team took part in the 10 year birthday competition to make a birthday cake.

Our senior Vet Nicola made the top tier, The middle Tier was made by our Vet Izzy and Deputy care lead Emma made the bottom Tier. The rest of the team made fondant characters and helped to decorate the cake.

Did we win?
Of course we did, not that we are competitive!! Best Dressed

Rodney was insistent on checking his clinical file post his operation to ensure that they were adequately recorded. ...
23/11/2025

Rodney was insistent on checking his clinical file post his operation to ensure that they were adequately recorded.

We are looking for Maternity cover for our lovely nurse Alicia at our Vale branch. It is currently a 1 year contract, 4 ...
15/11/2025

We are looking for Maternity cover for our lovely nurse Alicia at our Vale branch. It is currently a 1 year contract, 4 day week, no weekends or OOH , 1 bank holiday per year at our Hospital.

It is a busy 1 nurse, 1 vet and 1 receptionist practice. There are some admin areas so we would say it is a Senior Registered Nurse role.
See ad for more information or email [email protected]

https://www.vetpartners.co.uk/veterinary-jobs/vacancy/1472/?fbclid=lwdGRjcANDeg5leHRuA2FlbQixMQABHgcVZHr7MjyBabyJjbNGPDNPt7mg1xeaPpPYPxHs_jiRgzPaEwdOERwiu7KJ_aem_dD7mX-L9ateQAyuRKgrJsg

Beautiful ivy came in for her second injections today at Farncombe and was an absolute super star!!Good Job Ivy 😍 ...
14/11/2025

Beautiful ivy came in for her second injections today at Farncombe and was an absolute super star!!

Good Job Ivy 😍

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