Pet Therapy Veterinary Rehabilitation & Sports Medicine Clinic

21/06/2024

Friendly and experienced vets in Glasgow At Four Paws Veterinary Clinic, we are passionate about pets, and as pet owners ourselves, we understand that they are a huge part of your family. We have created Four Paws Veterinary Clinic as we want to provide excellent veterinary care for your pet to allo...

15/06/2024

We are delighted to announce
FOUR PAWS VETERINARY CLINIC WILL OPEN JULY 22. Website is now available for pre registration . Please take a look at our website fourpawsvet.co.uk. Please share

Friendly and experienced vets in Glasgow At Four Paws Veterinary Clinic, we are passionate about pets, and as pet owners ourselves, we understand that they are a huge part of your family. We have created Four Paws Veterinary Clinic as we want to provide excellent veterinary care for your pet to allo...

14/02/2024

Apricot looking gorgeous for Valentines day . She is doing so well with her physiotherapy sessions. Thank you for our Valentine presents too Apricot ❤️

11/02/2024

When you Parrot eats you phone charging cable 🙄

25/12/2023

Merry Christmas from everyone at Pet Therapy

11/11/2023

We will remember them all .

11/09/2023

14/06/2023

What does the Cow say ………?? 😃

10/05/2023

Ume is delighted to come in for her physiotherapy today . Look at that lovely big smile 😀

23/02/2023

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18/01/2023

Oor Hoose 🙄

04/12/2022

You may know that chocolate is poisonous to dogs, but so many people unfortunately don’t. Help us save a dog's life this Christmas by sharing our message about the dangers of chocolate. Find out more: thekennelclub.org.uk/chocolate

27/07/2022

Please like and share our new page .

Thanks .

21/07/2022

Age is just a number! 16 year old Paddy loving his swim as part of his treatment for arthritis 🤩🐾

21/07/2022

Bumpers in zen pose falling asleep during his laser therapy

18/07/2022

It is so hot outside . Please keep your dogs cool and if you notice any signs of heatstroke contact your vet ASAP

01/04/2022

Your Dog, Your Responsibility

New legislation is now in place across Scotland that increases the penalties for those found guilty of livestock worrying and includes a fine of up to £40,000 or 12 months imprisonment.

The legislation now covers a wider range of animals including camelids and ostriches.

Most livestock attacks involve people allowing their dog to be off the lead in a field with livestock without consideration to the consequences.

Even the most well trained dog can revert to basic instinct of chase. This stress alone can cause pregnant sheep to abort their young, even if the dog makes no physical contact with the sheep.

Help your community and don’t allow your dog to approach animals or people uninvited and where possible avoid anywhere there is livestock. Always keep your dog in sight and under proper control, ideally using a lead.

23/02/2022

Dasher is having hydrotherapy as part of his rehabilitation programme for hip dysplasia. It took him a little while to get used to the water as he even hated a bath. With a bit of patience he now loves it and doesn’t want to leave at the end of his session. Well done Dasher. You are a star⭐️⭐️🐾🐾

14/02/2022

A wee serenade for Valentine’s Day 😃

30/11/2021

Service please! 😂