Kingdom Veterinary Clinic

09/12/2024

21/11/2024

At Kingdom Veterinary Clinic, we care for your animals. We are dedicated to providing a range of high-quality treatments and care plans to keep your pet healthy! Click to register online!

22/10/2024

We had a young female black and white domestic shorthaired cat brought in to us yesterday evening. She was found on Caskieberran Road, Glenrothes.
Unfortunately she has been involved in a road traffic collision and has not survived.
There is no collar and no microchip.
If you think she may be yours please call the surgery on 01592 753231 (option 3) within opening hours.

16/10/2024

One of our wonderful clients is undertaking a sponsored 150KM walk during October, in aid of the MS Society, with their canine pals Blossom and Nina. The walk is 150KM as there are now over 150,000 people living with Multiple Sclerosis in the UK.

For more information and to donate if you can please follow the link below.

Congratulations on your progress so far Kirsty!

I am taking part in My MS Woof with my dog this October to help stop MS. I was diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis in 2007 and the advancements in research and developments of medications since then have been incredible and will only get better with more of the essential funds raised. Blossom and Nina...

17/08/2024

A black Vanquis bank card has been found outside the practice.
If you think it may be yours please contact us during our opening hours (until 4pm Saturday, 8.30-6 weekdays) on 01592 753231

16/08/2024

!IMPORTANT NOTICE!

Following some phone calls from concerned clients this morning, we have done some investigation and have found that there have been confirmed cases of Canine Parvovirus in the Fife area. We have heard unsubstantiated reports that these originate in the Leven and/ or Kirkcaldy areas but cannot confirm this for certain.
Canine Parvovirus is usually present in the environment and is one of the diseases we routinely vaccinate against for this reason.

While we have not seen any positive cases, we would urge our clients to ensure that their dogs are up to date with all routine vaccinations, especially younger dogs, puppies in particular, and older dogs with other health issues that may affect their immune system.

The main clinical signs of Parvovirus are lack of energy, decreased appetite, nausea, accompanied by vomiting and foul-smelling diarrhoea.

If you are concerned that your pet may have Parvovirus please contact the surgery on 01592 753231 (option 3) for an appointment. Please do not bring your pet into the surgery without an appointment as Parvovirus is highly contagious. Let us know that you are at the surgery, and we will give you further instructions.

19/07/2024

With the deadline approaching for XL Bully owners to apply for their exemption certificates, we would like to remind everyone the rules around owning and neutering your dog;

• An exemption certificate must be applied for before 31st July 2024*
• Your dog must be microchipped and registered to you.
• Your dog must be kept on a muzzle and secure lead at all times when out in public including while in the car (must be under control of someone 16 years old or older)
• Will need to have 3rd party public liability insurance.

*Please follow the below link for all rules regarding exemption certificates and neutering of XL Bullies.

https://www.gov.scot/publications/xl-bully-dog-rules/

If your XL Bully has been neutered by us, we are happy to complete a veterinary conformation of neutering form. Please email these into us or bring in the form after completing section 2.

If you are unsure if your dog qualifies as an XL Bully, please speak to your local dog warden.

Rules you must follow if you own an XL Bully dog. Includes information on how to apply for an exemption certificate for your XL Bully.

27/06/2024

We have had a female tabby and white domestic short hair cat brought in to us. She has no microchip and no collar.

Unfortunately, we believe she was involved in a road traffic collision in the Rimbleton area and did not survive.

If you believe she may be yours, please call our reception team on 01592 753231 (option 3) during our opening hours.
Please do not phone the emergency out of hours vet.

04/06/2024

OWNER HAS BEEN FOUND

On Sunday we had a young entire male, semi-long haired ginger cat brought in to us. He had been clipped by a car on Roxburgh Road in the Macedonia area of Glenrothes. He had a thorough check over and seems to have no injuries.
He has no collar and no microchip.
If you think he may belong to you please contact the surgery on 01592 753231 (option 3) within opening hours.
Please note that the comments will not be monitored so please call the surgery.

20/05/2024

**OWNER FOUND**
We had this elderly lady handed in to us yesterday. She was found in a garden in Woodside disorientated and uncomfortable. She has been checked over and there are no obvious signs of injury.
She is female with no collar or microchip and appears to be deaf and blind.
If you think she may belong to you, please contact the surgery on 01592 753231 (option 3) within opening hours. Please call the practice as comments will not be continuously monitored.

29/04/2024

*IMPORTANT UPDTE REGRDING CAT'S PROTECTION NEUTERING SCHEME*

We have received an update from Cat's Protection that the £10 neutering scheme will be paused until at least the end of July 2024.
We still do not have a date for the scheme restarting but should get another update from Cat's Protection in July.
We have no vouchers left in practice so we cannot carry out any neutering on the scheme. Other participating practices may still have vouchers but clients will need to contact those practices directly.

You can use the map below to find a vet near you who is part of our neutering scheme. You are able to get your cat neutered and microchipped at one of our participating vets for £10 if you meet any of the following criteria: