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Monday 8:30am - 6:30pm Tuesday 8:30am - 6:30pm Wednesday 8:30am - 6:30pm Thursday 8:30am - 6:30pm Friday 8:30am - 6:30pm Saturday 8:30am - 11am

Mount Vets

Mount Vets Fleetwood - Where You And Your Pets Are Family The Mount Veterinary Practice, Fleetwood - Where You And Your Pets Are Family.
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We are your friendly and approachable vets in Fleetwood. Just as soon as you and your pet walk through our doors, you become members of our “family” – we all know all your pets by name. We Specialise in Small Pets : Dogs, Cats, Rabbits, Guinea Pigs - plus hamsters, ferrets, rats and many other small pets. We provide quality professional advice and help you give your pet the very best possible care

and live a long, happy and healthy life.
• Free Health Checks
• Pet Healthcare Plan
• Behaviour Clinics

When your pet needs attention for a serious condition our dedicated professionals have all the expertise, experience and facilities. We are always here to help and support you.

25/06/2024

Meet Alfie 🐾
Alfie has worked hard with his owner and RVN Clarissa to lose 1.5kg and achieve his healthy target weight. Definitely our slimmer of the year!

21/06/2024

Has anyone seen Mr Fee

19/06/2024

**NOW REUNITED**
Anyone missing this lovely dog, please ring the practice on 01253 875547

10/06/2024

Dog found Beach Road. Help us get home this cutie home. Chip not upto date.

05/06/2024

We are having issues with our phones please try our usual number, if you can't get through please call our practice mobile number 07444502535. Please note this mobile number is only used for emergency situations and is not monitored otherwise.

25/05/2024

Blue-green algae are most commonly found in non-flowing fresh water such as lakes or ponds during the warm weather but can also occur at other times of the year. They can float on the surface of the water or be bottom dwelling.

Exposures in animals usually occur when they drink from water bodies where the algae have bloomed. Dogs are often affected when they swim in infested water bodies or groom themselves afterwards.

Although not all species are toxic, many blue-green algae produce toxins that can have effects on different body systems. Clinical signs therefore vary depending on the toxin(s) involved, but can include gastrointestinal signs, liver failure and neurological signs.

If you know or suspect that your pet has come into contact with blue-green algae, we recommend that you seek veterinary treatment as soon as possible. Veterinary professionals can call VPIS on 0207 3055 055.

14/05/2024

NOW CLAIMED
Is anyone missing this little dog, not microchipped found in Fleetwood, please ring practice on 01253 875547

02/05/2024

Huge congratulations to our superstar ⭐️Clarissa who has now qualified as a Registered Veterinary Nurse. You have worked so hard and we are all so proud of you ⭐️

28/04/2024

🐾 Are your pet's microchip details up to date? 🐶🐱🐰

🐾You would be surprised how many we come across who have not been updated or in some cases, have not been registered at all!

🐾When your pet is microchipped by us, we register the chip to the details provided by you, however not all implanters do this.

🐾If you change telephone number, or move house, you need to log in to the database where your chip is registered and update this information.

🐾If you are not sure which company your chip is registered with, we can scan your pet and let you know.

27/04/2024

🐱Is your cat microchipped? 🐾
It is now compulsory, and cat owners have until 24th June to have their cat microchipped.
This will enable us to reunite lost cats with their owners much more easily!
Book an appointment by calling the practice on 01253 875547 or visiting https://www.mount-vets.com/book-an-appointment

27/04/2024

🐾🐾Happy World Veterinary Day!🐾🐾

Today is World Veterinary Day! A chance to recognise all the hard work and dedication of veterinary professionals everywhere. You are all amazing!

19/04/2024

The owner has now been located.
We've had a little dog brought in. He was found on dock Street near wynsors. Please contact Sundown Kennels as the dog is now being taken there.

29/03/2024

It's Good Friday!🐥
Easter wouldn’t be complete without lots of chocolate. This of course means an increase in cases of accidental ingestion in pets, particularly dogs.
The Animal PoisonLine and Veterinary Poisons Information Service see a huge increase in call numbers relating to chocolate at this time of year. Chocolate contains two related chemicals that can be toxic to pets - theobromine and caffeine. The amount of caffeine and theobromine in products will vary due to natural differences in cocoa beans and the formulation of the products. Common signs associated with large consumption of chocolate in animals include vomiting (in animals that can), diarrhoea, hyperactivity and restlessness, increased thirst, increased heart rate and tremors.
Although chocolate poisoning is very common in pets (especially dogs!) and frequently makes them ill, fatal cases are rare.

26/03/2024

🐣 Wishing all our customers a very happy Easter! 🐶🐱🐰
❗️We are closed Good Friday and Easter Monday.
💊 Please don't forget to order any food or medication by Wednesday lunchtime!
🍫 Make sure you keep all chocolate goodies out of reach of your furry friends.

22/03/2024

If you have a Pet Care Plan with us, did you know that it includes urine and faecal testing as part of the 6 monthly health check?
🔸️The faecal test checks whether the worming treatment is effective.
🔸️Urine testing can help identify problems in the urinary tract, such as infections or crystals. It can also help identify metabolic issues such as diabetes.

Ask reception for sample pots.

20/03/2024

UPDATED RULES:
The new deadline to neuter XL Bully dogs that were under seven months on the 31st January 2024 will be 30th June 2025.

29/01/2024

🐈‍⬛🐶 If you have a Pet Care Plan with us, you can now get your flea & worm treatments delivered to your home at no extra cost!
🐰🐾 Our reception team are busy contacting our clients to ask whether you would prefer home delivery in future.
📧 You can also email us, send us a message or let us know next time you are in.

20/01/2024

🐶🐾 Say hello to Shadow. She has been the bravest patient whilst fighting a horrendous skin infection over the last couple of months. Her owner has also earned her bravery badge!🏅

05/01/2024

*owner located and contacted*
We are urgently seeking the owner of this female cat, who has been involved in an RTA. She is chipped, but details are not registered. Please contact the surgery on 01253 875547

04/01/2024

From 1 February 2024, it will be illegal to own an type without a certificate of exemption. 💔 This means you have just under one month to apply. 📅

If you do not have this certificate by then, you risk facing a criminal record, an unlimited fine, and your dog may be seized.

We know this can feel overwhelming, but we're with you every step of the way and will continue to support you however we can.

🔗 For more info, read our XL bully guidance via the link, and remember that our team is on hand to answer any questions in the comments. https://bit.ly/3veebK3

02/01/2024

🐶🐱 Many of us turn our minds to returning to a healthy weight after all the excesses of Christmas. Did you know it is just as important for your pets?
🐰🐾 Maintaining a healthy weight can increase your pet's lifespan by reducing the risk of many weight related health conditions.
🎯 You can book a free weight management appointment with our nurses.

29/12/2023

The new guidance from the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons (RCVS) states that a physical examination is required at the time of prescription where a veterinary surgeon prescribes:
💊antibiotics
💊antifungals
💊antivirals
💊antiparasitics
In all but exceptional circumstances.
🩺This means that we are unable to provide prescription flea, worm and tick treatments unless the Vet has carried out a physical exam and written a prescription.
Even a change in anti-parasitic product requires another physical exam under the new rules.

We understand this change may cause some disruption to pet owners, we thank you for your patience and understanding.
In many cases, the annual booster vaccination will provide the perfect opportunity for the Veterinary Surgeon to prescribe anti-parasitics for the following 12 months.

More information can be found here: https://www.rcvs.org.uk/setting-standards/advice-and-guidance/under-care-new-guidance/

27/12/2023

Thank you Love On The Rocks for brightening our day & leaving a little painted rock 🌈

17/12/2023

🎄Wishing all our customers a very happy Christmas! 🐶🐱🐰
❗️We are closed Christmas day, Boxing Day and New Year's day.
💊 Please don't forget to order any food or medication by Wednesday lunchtime!

16/12/2023

Timothy is full of festive spirit this morning for his first visit to us 🎅

14/12/2023

⭐Next up on our A-Z pet poisoning campaign is the letter X⭐

Xylitol is a sweetener that can be found in many products marketed as ‘sugar-free’. It is most commonly found in chewing gums, but can also be an ingredient in some baked goods, peanut butters, ice creams and chewable/sweetened medications.

So far this year, we have taken 560 calls involving xylitol.

It is important to stress that a small quantity of xylitol can cause significant complications in dogs and we recommend that advice is sought after any exposure.

☎️ Pet owners can call Animal PoisonLine on 01202 509 000
🤳 Veterinary professionals can call VPIS on 0207 305 5055

06/12/2023

Our team are in the office today! Therefore if you would like our Christmas leaflets or posters please comment below or email [email protected] with your postal address and we can get them sent out straight away.

30/11/2023

We have been notified that a poisonous plant is being used as decoration in a pot plant that can be purchased in garden centres and possibly florists.

The pot plant is Livistona rotundifolia (footstool palm; also known as Saribus rotundifolius) and pots of these plants are decorated with three fibrous balls. The balls are the skeletonised fruit of Cerbera odollam (su***de tree, pong-pong). Within each fruit is a kernel that is extremely toxic; a single kernel can be fatal if eaten and poses a risk to both pets and people. The toxic compounds in Cerbera odollam are cardiac glycosides, which are also found in foxglove, oleander, lily of the valley and other plants.

If you have these fibrous fruits in your pot plant, remove them and dispose of them safely. It you are worried your pet may have eaten the plant material contact Animal PoisonLine (01202 509 000)or your vet immediately.

24/11/2023

⚠️It has been brought to our attention that there is a newly released film titled 'Anatomy of a Fall' (Original title: Anatomie d'une chute) that is currently being screened in cinemas across the UK⚠️

During the film, a dog is intentionally administered human medications and then subsequently given salt water to induce vomiting.

We want to stress how dangerous this can be to animals.

These methods can cause further toxicity, which may worsen the animal's condition and can lead to severe effects.

Inducing vomiting should ONLY be carried out by a veterinary professional in a safe environment where the animal's condition can be monitored, should any complications arise.

16/11/2023

REUNITED

Can we reunite this little dog with its owner. Microchip not up to date, please call practice on 01253 875547

Address

1 Harris Street
Fleetwood
FY76QX

Opening Hours

Monday	8:30am - 6:30pm
Tuesday	8:30am - 6:30pm
Wednesday	8:30am - 6:30pm
Thursday	8:30am - 6:30pm
Friday	8:30am - 6:30pm
Saturday	8:30am - 11am

Telephone

+441253875547

Website

http://www.mount-vets.com/

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