West Mount Vets, West Vale

West Mount Vets, West Vale We are a small animal veterinary practice in Calderdale and Kirklees. With a hospital in Halifax & branches in Todmorden, Mytholmroyd, West Vale and Paddock.

Our branch opened in 2016 having previously been at a smaller surgery in Elland for 25 years We are a long-established veterinary practice providing 24 hour care for the pet owners of Calderdale and Huddersfield. With highly qualified staff and an emphasis on professional excellence, care and compassion for our patients and their owners. West Mount Vets is a trading name of CVS (UK)Ltd (Company Re

g No 03777473) whose registered office is at CVS House, Owen Road, Diss, Norfolk, IP22 4ER - www.cvsukltd.co.uk

Pet insurance or a preventative healthcare plan?Pet insurance can cover unexpected accidents or illnesses which may come...
17/09/2025

Pet insurance or a preventative healthcare plan?

Pet insurance can cover unexpected accidents or illnesses which may come your pets way.

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Preventative healthcare schemes focus on keeping your pet healthy and protected on an everyday basis.
For example, covering their vaccinations, parasite control and health checks.

Find out more about preventative healthcare schemes and pet
insurance here: vetcollection.co.uk/health-plans-and-products

Autumn is on its way!The season of mists and mellow fruitfulness... and spending 10 minutes trying to find that p**p in ...
15/09/2025

Autumn is on its way!
The season of mists and mellow fruitfulness... and spending 10 minutes trying to find that p**p in a drift of fallen leaves. 🍂 �

Autumn Pet Toxins: Horse Chestnuts (conkers)🍁The toxic ingredient in conkers is also found in the leaves and bark of the...
12/09/2025

Autumn Pet Toxins: Horse Chestnuts (conkers)🍁
The toxic ingredient in conkers is also found in the leaves and bark of the tree, so keep an eye out to make sure your pet doesn't eat these either.
Conkers are also a choking hazard, and can potentially cause bowel obstructions if swallowed whole, which may require emergency surgery.
Signs to look for in your pet include vomiting and diarrhoea, excessive drooling,
excessive thirst or reduced appetite.
In severe cases, ingestion can cause muscle tremors or seizures.
For more autumn pet toxins visit:
vetcollection.co.uk/health/autumn-toxins

Just like us if we injure ourselves during exercise or through wear and tear as we age, our pets can also end up with di...
10/09/2025

Just like us if we injure ourselves during exercise or through wear and tear as we age, our pets can also end up with discomfort or pain in their limbs, causing lameness.
This may be a breed disposition like hip dysplasia in dogs, your cat jumping from a fence at an odd angle and injuring their leg or perhaps an aging pet showing the first signs of osteoarthritis.
If you think your pet is struggling with movement or doesn’t seem themselves, please give us a call today to book an appointment

Since 2019, StreetVet have been providing free, accessible veterinary care to the pets of those experiencing homelessnes...
08/09/2025

Since 2019, StreetVet have been providing free, accessible veterinary care to the pets of those experiencing homelessness. StreetVet is changing the future for pets in need - who may otherwise have to go without the care they need and deserve.
When you next visit us in practice, we invite you to make a small donation to StreetVet - just press ‘Green’ at the till, or drop your spare change in our collection pot.

Every contribution, no matter the size, helps provide vital veterinary care and services to the pets of people experiencing homelessness across the UK.

Thank you for helping us support this incredible cause.

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Student Veterinary Nurses have to take many practical examinations in order to qualify as Registered Veterinary Nurses. ...
05/09/2025

Student Veterinary Nurses have to take many practical examinations in order to qualify as Registered Veterinary Nurses.
As the OSCE practical examinations are fast approaching some of our students, we have set up mock examinations to allow our students to practice each individual task.
The practical exams include communication tasks, laboratory work, surgical nursing, medical nursing, radiography and anaesthesia tasks.

Good Luck to our students sitting their practical examinations this winter!⭐️

Cruciate disease refers to partial or complete rupture of the cranial cruciate ligament. The primary symptom of cruciate...
31/08/2025

Cruciate disease refers to partial or complete rupture of the cranial cruciate ligament.

The primary symptom of cruciate rupture is limping on the affected hind leg. In most patients, this limp appears suddenly, and is such that the leg is not used at all

As cruciate disease is usually a degenerative process, sometimes the ligament
becomes gradually weaker, which may be seen as an intermittent limp or stiffness.

Read more about cruciate disease here:
https://bit.ly/3DNgcBM

Tizer 🐾Tizer recently underwent a splenectomy (spleen removal surgery) here at West Mount Vets.  Tizer came into the pra...
30/08/2025

Tizer 🐾

Tizer recently underwent a splenectomy (spleen removal surgery) here at West Mount Vets.

Tizer came into the practice as he was pale, lethargic, had vomited and some loose stool, after some tests we discovered his spleen was irregular and needed to be removed to protect his health.

Thanks to our skilled surgical team and lots of TLC, Tizer’s procedure went smoothly, and he’s now recovering like a champ! 💪🐶

The spleen plays a role in filtering blood and fighting infection, but dogs can live happy, healthy lives without it.

We’re so proud of Tizer and grateful to his family for trusting us with his care. 💙

If your pet ever seems off or unwell, don’t hesitate to reach out.
Early detection can make all the difference.

For more information:
https://www.pets4homes.co.uk/pet-advice/spleen-problems-in-dogs.html
https://hemangio.com/post-splenectomy-care-helping-your-dog-heal-safely/

Rainbow Bridge Remembrance Day is observed annually on August 28th. It's a heartfelt day dedicated to honouring and reme...
28/08/2025

Rainbow Bridge Remembrance Day is observed annually on August 28th.

It's a heartfelt day dedicated to honouring and remembering beloved pets who have passed away. For the pet owners among us, it offers a special moment to reflect on the unconditional love, joy and companionship our furry friends brought into our lives.

While the day may stir feelings of sadness, its true purpose is to celebrate the lives of these cherished animals: reminiscing the happy memories, silly habits and unique bonds that made them a part of the family.

Rainbow Bridge Remembrance Day encourages us to keep their spirit alive in our hearts forever. 🌈❤

National Dog Day is celebrated every year on 26 August to recognise the incredible role dogs play in our lives.From loya...
26/08/2025

National Dog Day is celebrated every year on 26 August to recognise the incredible role dogs play in our lives.

From loyal companions, to working animals and members of the family, it’s a day to appreciate their unconditional love and to raise awareness about adoption and the importance of giving every dog a loving home.

Whether it’s with extra treats, a long walk, or simply more cuddles, it’s the perfect time to spoil your pup and celebrate all-things canine.

Share the love by posting a picture of your canine
companion below! �

Booking appointments through our website is quick,easy and ready whenever you are. While you’re there, why not explore o...
25/08/2025

Booking appointments through our website is quick,
easy and ready whenever you are.

While you’re there, why not explore our pet health advice hub?

Our website is packed with helpful advice on pet health conditions, preventative care and tips to keep your beloved pets happy and healthy.

Why do cats love cardboard boxes? Because they’re cosy, enclosed and just the right size to feel safe and warm - the per...
23/08/2025

Why do cats love cardboard boxes?
Because they’re cosy, enclosed and just the right size to feel safe and warm - the perfect feline hideaway. They’re also a great place to pounce, play and scratch.

So why do we keep buying expensive fancy toys and beds, expecting a different reaction...? 😹

Remember, if your cat is ever a little less playful than usual, or hiding more, these small changes can say a lot about their health.

Contact us if something’s amiss so we
can help keep them happy and healthy.

SNOW UPDATE Clients attending our West Vale surgery today please allow extra time for your visit. Your patience is appre...
06/01/2025

SNOW UPDATE
Clients attending our West Vale surgery today please allow extra time for your visit. Your patience is appreciated. Not only are other clients delayed by the weather conditions but we are having staffing challenges of our own.

We also have no internet connection.

As our phones and clinical records are dependent on the internet please could you contact us using the main hospital number (01422 354542) or use Facebook messenger.

Sorry for any inconvenience

Address

Bowes Yard, Stainland Road, West Vale
Greetland
HX48AD

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

Telephone

+441422376702

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