Clee Vets have been providing high quality care for over 60 years. Our experienced and friendly staf
Clee Vets is the longest established private veterinary practice in the Grimsby and Cleethorpes area. We are a caring, friendly and professional practice, dedicated to providing quality care and treatment for your pet, offering the most up to date operating procedures, equipment and treatments delivered by our five veterinary surgeons and experienced nursing staff. The practice aims to continue it
s high level of pet healthcare in the community, and places of paramount importance, the need for continued education. All staff regularly attend courses to keep updated on advanced technology, and ever improving techniques and medications. In case of emergencies outside surgery hours, please contact 01472 357430.
We have some very sad news to share with you today. Many of you will have seen Wilson the black lab puppy behind reception. He was the beloved pet of our head nurse Kellie. Tragically yesterday he died as a result of a freak accident involving a dog chew. We are all devastated at losing him. We know many of you loved Wilson too so Kellie wanted to let you all know. RIP Wilson 💔
Apologies, we are continuing to experience problems with our phones. Please send us a direct message if you need to contact us urgently. We are hoping to have this resolved ASAP.
Good morning, unfortunately our phone lines are still down. We hope to have it resolved at some point today but in the meantime, if you need to reach us please call 07721 196450. Thank you.
Our phone lines are still down, if you need to get in touch with us urgently, please call 07721 196450. Thank you
IMPORTANT
Our phone lines are currently down.
🐦 🐦 well done to everyone who identified a cuckoo 🐦 🐦
Cleethorpes Wildlife Rescue brought us a new friend! Do you know what this is? Sadly not as common as it used to be 😢
We currently have an injured female black cat that has been brought into us. Found Hainton Avenue, no chip but distinctive light purple collar. Please contact us on 01472 357430 if you recognise this description.
We are looking for another RVN to join us!
Qualifications
Diploma of Higher Education (Preferred)
RCVS (Preferred)
Full Job Description
Registered Veterinary Nurse
Fulltime- Will consider part time
Hourly rate from £12.50
Fantastic opportunity in an independent 100% small animal practice that offers top quality services for a loyal client base, they are now looking for an RVN to join their friendly team and keep up these high standards! The practice has been providing high-quality care for over 60 years.
Their qualified and helpful staff offer the highest standards of veterinary care in a welcoming and caring environment. All staff regularly attend courses to keep updated on advanced technology, and ever improving techniques and medications and this is evident as they have an extremely loyal client base!
The Veterinary Nurse:
Enthusiastic attitude
Excellent communication skills
Strong relationship building skills
Fantastic client/patient care
The Role:
4 days per week ideally
1:5 Saturdays
Latest 7pm finish
Varied caseload including theatre work, consultations, in patient care, dispensary
The Best Bit:
Competitive salary from £12.50+ p/h (would be for a new grad) more experinced nurses paid more.
VDS, RCVS, BVNA included in the package
Generous holiday scheme
Cost plus VAT on pet care
Schedule:
10 hour shift
Education:
Diploma of Higher Education (preferred)
Licence/Certification:
RCVS (preferred)
Work Location: One location
Please email the head nurse [email protected]
Thank you 😊
☎️☎️New weekend emergency arrangements ☎️☎️
Please phone 01507304550 from Friday night until Monday morning in the case of an emergency.
From this weekend our emergency cover will be provided by the East Lincolnshire Emergency Veterinary service based at the Black Sheep Vets, 2 Eastfield Road in Louth. They will be covering our emergencies from Friday night until Monday mornings
Sadly, due to ongoing staffing issues at the Blue Cross is no longer able to provide our emergency cover and we are very appreciative of their help in the past.
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT
Until further notice, there will be no emergency surgery on a Saturday morning due to staff shortage.
In the case of a general emergency please call Black Sheep Vets on 01507 609929. This service is based in Louth at 2 Eastfield Road, Louth, LN11 7AN. From 12pm onwards the emergency service returns to The Blue Cross in Grimsby on 0300 7771840.
What can Registered Veterinary Nurses do?
🐶Monitor anaesthesia
🐱Prepare for surgery
🐰Assist in surgery
🐹Perform minor surgical procedures
🐭Place IV catheters
🦊Take and run blood samples
🐶Care for inpatients
🐱Run nurse clinics
🐰Support pet owners
🐹Teach students
🐭Take x-rays
🦊And a lot more
Just one month to go until all cats must be microchipped by law
Please get in touch to book
Why become a veterinary nurse?
Being a Registered Veterinary Nurse is a very rewarding career and there are so many opportunities after qualifying.
It isn’t all cuddling puppies and kittens but we see so many interesting cases on a daily basis
May is veterinary nurse awareness month and this month we will be introducing you to our nursing team and giving you some insight into what nurses can do.
Here at Clee Veterinary Centre, we think our nurses are pretty awesome and can’t wait to show you what they can do.
Happy 80th Birthday to The Man, The Myth, The Legend that is Mr George Cooper MRCVS BVMS. 💙 Still working hard; here he is getting some early Birthday kisses from Rosie the Labrador.
That darn cat!
When the vet asks if you know how to put the cone on your cat... and you confidently improvise 🎩😺
From the 10th of June all cats must be microchipped by law, before 20 weeks old.
If your cat is found without a microchip, you will be given 21 days to microchip your cat or face a £500 fine.
Even indoor cats require microchipping, often it is indoor cats who can’t be reunited with the owners because they are not chipped and are not used to being outdoors.
Please get in touch to arrange an appointment
Have a lovely bank holiday weekend everybody, Happy Easter!
Please remember that some Easter foods are pet safe: keep chocolate out of reach of dogs, no sharing any hot cross buns (raisins and sultanas are toxic for dogs) and whilst not food, lillies are very poisonous for cats.
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We accept donations for the ark if anyone can donate! They work so hard and it's a lovely cause. Any food your pets have taken a dislike to would be gratefully received
Found Rutland Street area, this little one has been brought in as a stray. Quite young, good condition we're sure someone has lost them! Please call the practice on 357430 between 8.30am-6pm Monday-Friday
We have had a cat brought into us, sadly deceased, found park street
Female tortoiseshell, no collar, no microchip
If you think this could be yours please contact us
Please can you help get them back on the road again.
Cleethorpes Wildlife Rescue have launched a fundraiser after the team experienced a mechanical setback with their animal ambulance, leaving them off the road until further notice. The team regularly travel far beyond North East Lincolnshire to ensure local wildlife can reach the best care available....
Book an appointment with one of our lovely nurses. 🦷 🪥
Nobody likes to think about their pet getting into an accident and needing emergency care. But accidents happen every day, and emergency vet visits can get expensive quickly.
Our Emergency Monthly Petcare Plan can give you peace of mind by allowing you to spread the costs of emergency vet care over small monthly payments, making it budget friendly.
Head to our website to get to know all the benefits of our Emergency Monthly Petcare Plan. 🐶🐱
🔗 https://eastlincsemergencyvets.co.uk/emergency-monthly-pet-care-plan
COLLECTED BY DOG WARDEN
We have had a female bulldog type handed into us. She is microchipped and is wearing a harness.
Please contact us if she belongs to you.
Found female tortoiseshell and white cat Rutland Street area, no chip. Sadly deceased.
Is anyone missing a cat Blundell Avenue area? Approximately 4 months old found in an empty house. Proof of ownership/photos required.
441-445 Cleethorpe Road
Grimsby
DN313BY
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A herd hanging out eating herbs
Vitamin C supplementation is a key aspect of a balanced Guinea pig diet as just like humans they can’t make their own vitamin C. Inadequate vitamin C can lead to a host of health problems in our Guinea pigs. Daily requirements differ by age, lifestyle and overall health of the piggie. Vegetables are the best place to start as shown here on “hurray for herds” day as this bonded trio share some herbs. However training your Guinea pigs to accept liquid vitamin C from a syringe is a great way of giving them a tasty healthy treat, and can also aid in you bonding with your piggies. It helps if you have trained your Guinea pigs to be used to accepting a syringe as this can help in times of illness; reducing stress for both the poorly piggie and the caregiver. Here’s Otto demonstrating this technique after his neuter. Get in touch to book a nurse appointment if you’d like to provide your piggies with the optimum diet.
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