The Guildford Vet

The Guildford Vet An independent family run veterinary practice.
24 hour in-house service 7 days a week.
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We wanted to brighten up your Monday morning and knew a box of puppies would be an instant serotonin boost 🪄 💫 ➡️ swipe ...
07/04/2025

We wanted to brighten up your Monday morning and knew a box of puppies would be an instant serotonin boost 🪄 💫

➡️ swipe for additional cuteness 🐾

⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ Thank you to all our clients that leave us such wonderful reviews “Sadly, our gorgeous 17 year old cat, Munchk...
03/04/2025

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Thank you to all our clients that leave us such wonderful reviews

“Sadly, our gorgeous 17 year old cat, Munchkin, had to be sent to cat heaven today as she was extremely poorly due to a mass found in her bladder, which was diagnosed by David at The Guildford Vet when we sought a second opinion from him after we weren’t confident about former vet’s diagnosis (which it turns out we were right to question).

I cannot express in words how professional, caring, understanding and empathetic everyone is at The Guildford Vet! From the moment I called to ask if we could seek a second opinion from them Kim on reception was amazingly kind and ensured we got registered with them straight away and got an immediate appointment for us with David.

At such an emotional and sad time David, Kim and all the team at The Guildford Vet were so very kind and understanding and treated our Munchkin so tenderly - as heartbreaking as it is, we are so grateful her last moments were in their hands.

Thank you to David, Kim and all the team for being the lovely people you are who, without a shadow of a doubt, genuinely care for the cherished family pets of your clients.”

“BREAKING NEWS: Our reception has been taken over… by a dinosaur! 🦖😱 Turns out we’re not just treating cats and dogs any...
01/04/2025

“BREAKING NEWS: Our reception has been taken over… by a dinosaur! 🦖😱 Turns out we’re not just treating cats and dogs anymore



We got to take some photos of lovely Millie before she was admitted for her spay procedure.Thinking about getting your c...
31/03/2025

We got to take some photos of lovely Millie before she was admitted for her spay procedure.

Thinking about getting your cat spayed? Here’s why it’s the best decision for your feline friend! 🐱✨

✅ Prevents unwanted litters
✅ Reduces health risks (No pyometra or mammary cancer!)
✅ Stops heat cycle behaviors (No more loud yowling or restlessness!)
✅ Keeps your cat safer (Less roaming & fewer fights)

📅 Best time? Around 4-6 months old, but adult cats can be spayed too!

⏳ Recovery time? 7-10 days with some extra love & care! 💕

🐈 Some things to consider before adopting a cat 🐈‍⬛
27/03/2025

🐈 Some things to consider before adopting a cat 🐈‍⬛

Big HAPPY BIRTHDAY to our wonderful receptionist Jo.From all of the team here, we hope you have a really lovely day ...
24/03/2025

Big HAPPY BIRTHDAY to our wonderful receptionist Jo.

From all of the team here, we hope you have a really lovely day

23/03/2025

Happy National Puppy Day! 🐶

A human and puppy bond is one that we can’t compare, but it’s one that we are thankful we get to share.

Pepper waiting so patiently for her turn to see the vet.We have started taking Polaroids of your pets when the reception...
22/03/2025

Pepper waiting so patiently for her turn to see the vet.

We have started taking Polaroids of your pets when the reception team have some free time. They are hanging on the wall in reception - take a look at some of our cute customers next time you are visiting.

This gorgeous girl is Marlene. She came in to the practise back in February after her owners believed she had ingested p...
19/03/2025

This gorgeous girl is Marlene. She came in to the practise back in February after her owners believed she had ingested part of a lily plant 🙀

Lillies are highly poisonous to cats, lily toxicity can cause fatal kidney failure just from biting into a lily leaf or petal, licking lily pollen from their paws or drinking water from a vase containing cut lilies.

Marlene’s owner noticed that she started vomiting and had pollen on her coat so brought her in to see us, we tested Marlene’s bloods and sadly she was already showing signs of accrue kidney injury, We were able to give her immediate treatment to flush the kidneys to help process the toxins better.

We are really happy to say that Marlene is now recovering well and she was able to go back home to her family after 3 days of intensive care hospitalisation.

The vet bill was HOW much?! 😳💳 Can I pay in Bonios? 🦴🐶 How cute is Luna, we just love her 🥰
16/03/2025

The vet bill was HOW much?! 😳💳 Can I pay in Bonios? 🦴🐶

How cute is Luna, we just love her 🥰

14/03/2025

This time last year you may remember Freddy and Mercury were bought in to the practice and they were only hours old.
Everyone coming into the practice would have seen them being cuddled by the reception team as they worked.
Sheryl our head nurse took them home that first day and look at them now, they are loving, cheeky beautiful fully grown cats.

Happy 1st Birthday Freddy and Mercury

⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ Thank you to everyone who leaves such lovely reviews for us.🐈‍⬛ Swipe to see Scamp nice and settled back at ho...
12/03/2025

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Thank you to everyone who leaves such lovely reviews for us.

🐈‍⬛ Swipe to see Scamp nice and settled back at home 🐈‍⬛

“I wanted to leave a review to say how wonderful this practice is. My cat Scamp needed emergency treatment for a suspected blocked urinary tract, Trystan answered the call and was brilliant, immediately made me feel like my cat was more important than payment (unlike others). When we arrived he explained all the process for checking Scamp over and next steps should it be what we suspected. Unfortunately it was and we left him there overnight, thankfully we caught it in time. Trystan called 1st thing in the morning to update us on the plan for the day ahead and we arranged to collect him that evening. The practice was open now so we met the staff/nurses at reception who were so lovely. Trystan then took the time (there were super busy) to explain everything they had done for Scamp that day and what to do next with my vet. They sent notes over to my vets for the next day too, superb service. If you live nearer Worplesdon than I do (Camberley) then I highly recommend this practice, friendly and great communication the entire 24hrs. I am so relieved to have taken my boy there and to have him home.”

Big Happy Birthday to our wonderful Vet David.We all hope you have a lovely day celebrating
11/03/2025

Big Happy Birthday to our wonderful Vet David.

We all hope you have a lovely day celebrating

Is your pup coughing, hacking, or making honking sounds? It could be kennel cough, a common and contagious respiratory i...
07/03/2025

Is your pup coughing, hacking, or making honking sounds? It could be kennel cough, a common and contagious respiratory infection in dogs.

💨 How It Spreads:
• Dog parks, boarding facilities, and groomers
• Shared water bowls
• Close contact with infected dogs

🩺 Symptoms:
✅ Persistent, dry cough
✅ Gagging or retching
✅ Mild fever or lethargy (in some cases)

🛑 Prevention & Care:
✔️ Vaccination (Bordetella)
✔️ Avoid exposure to sick dogs
✔️ Plenty of rest and hydration

Most cases clear up on their own, but if your pup is struggling, let us know and we will get you booked in🐕❤️

05/03/2025

Duty Calls 🚨🏥

🐝 Unexpected Visitor at the Vet! 🐝A beautiful bumblebee decided to check in! 🏥🐶🐱 How cute is this 🥰🐾 we couldn’t pick ju...
04/03/2025

🐝 Unexpected Visitor at the Vet! 🐝

A beautiful bumblebee decided to check in! 🏥🐶🐱

How cute is this 🥰🐾 we couldn’t pick just one photo so here’s a few of this little guy buzzing around the practise yesterday 🐝

‼️PLEASE READ‼️Feline infectious peritonitis (FIP) is a disease that until recently carried a devastatingly poor prognos...
01/03/2025

‼️PLEASE READ‼️

Feline infectious peritonitis (FIP) is a disease that until recently carried a devastatingly poor prognosis. It is caused by feline coronavirus, a common virus in cats which belongs to the same family as COVID-19 (but bears no risk to human health as feline coronaviruses only infect cats).

Many cats will be exposed to feline coronavirus without developing any clinical signs. However, in a small minority of cats the virus mutates and causes their immune system to respond in a certain way, leading to the development of the disease known as FIP.

There are many different forms of FIP, and it is notoriously difficult to diagnose because it causes a wide range of symptoms, all of which can be caused by other illnesses.

In the last 3 years, new antiviral drugs developed in response to the COVID-19 pandemic have also become available for veterinary use. As a result, huge advances have been made in the treatment of FIP, and there are now options available for effective treatment of this once-fatal disease.

🐾 One of our patients, Oscar, owes his life to these new treatments – despite being extremely unwell when he was diagnosed with FIP in October last year, we are delighted to report that he has responded brilliantly to treatment with anti-viral medication and is enjoying life at home with his lovely owners. 🐾

Regular vet check-ups are essential for guinea pigs! These little guys can hide illness well, so routine exams help catc...
27/02/2025

Regular vet check-ups are essential for guinea pigs!

These little guys can hide illness well, so routine exams help catch issues early. Signs to watch for include weight loss, changes in appetite, or unusual behavior.

Always make sure your piggy gets the care they deserve!

Address

137 Worplesdon Road
Guildford
GU29XA

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 7pm
Tuesday 8am - 7pm
Wednesday 8am - 7pm
Thursday 8am - 7pm
Friday 8am - 7pm
Saturday 9am - 4pm
Sunday 10am - 12pm

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+441483610292

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This time last year you may remember Freddy and Mercury were bought in to the practice and they were only hours old. Everyone coming into the practice would have seen them being cuddled by the reception team as they worked. Sheryl our head nurse took them home that first day and look at them now, they are loving, cheeky beautiful fully grown cats. Happy 1st Birthday Freddy and Mercury

Duty Calls 🚨🏥

💕Celebrate National Love Your Pet Day with us 💕 Whether they have 2 legs or 4, hooves or fins, paws or claws - today is about showing the love we have for our pets. Here are photos of our team’s best friends 🐾

Celebrating walk your dog month this January 🫶🏼🐾 Walk with me; don’t just walk me. Slow down and see the world as I do. I know you’ve got things to do, places to be. But out here, with the ground beneath our feet and the sky above us, there’s a whole world worth noticing. To you, it might be just another walk, a daily routine to tick off the list. But for me, every step is an adventure. Each scent is a clue, each sound a piece of a puzzle. When you walk with me, really walk with me, you’ll see it too. The world is bigger than what we’re rushing toward. It’s right here, in the small moments, in the quiet spaces between your thoughts. So, slow down. Breathe. Let the chill fill your lungs and the colours fill your eyes. Walk with me, don’t just walk me. See the world as I do, if only for a little while.

Happy birthday, Trystan! We hope you’ve had a wonderful day and can’t wait to hear about your special day in Gambia 🇬🇲

Rafiki isn’t the greatest fan of fireworks… But we’ve got some ways to help keep your pets, like Rafiki, as comfortable as possible: - Keep your pets inside and in a room where they can cuddle up and be comfortable. Close the cat flap, get some cosy blankets and shut the blinds to minimise the lights disturbing your pet. - Carry on as normal: Seeing your beloved pet feel so panicked by something out of your control is horrible. Keeping your routine in the evening as normal can help them realise it’s safe. - Create safe hiding spots: cats might like to hide under a bed, or if you have cardboard boxes, use them to offer another space to shelter. Use blankets to cover your dogs crate. Adding some familiar-smelling blankets or toys can help them too. More novel food items or toys such as Kongs can also be a great distraction. - Have enough water and food nearby: If your pet is hiding, move food and water close by so that they don’t feel they have to leave their hiding space before they’re ready to. - Background music to calm nerves: Classic FM has a great programme specifically for pets on fireworks night. Any calming, instrumental music is good but if you would like the link for this special programme, visit their radio channel. - Update your pets microchip details: There is a small chance that your pet may get lost. We highly recommend that you update any microchip details so that if they do run off, there is a much better chance of you being reunited. - Contact us: Some herbal and prescription medications can help your pet if the fireworks get too much. Medications need to be prescribed by our registered vets but some herbal tablets and plug-ins, such as Feliway, can be bought from your local pet store. If you are concerned or would like some advice, please contact the practice. We are offering our emergency services as normal to our clients. Just contact us on 01483 610 292.

Happy belated birthday to our wonderful head vet nurse, Sheryl! We hope you had a lovely day and can’t wait to celebrate with you x

HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO US 🎊 2 years ago today we opened our doors, thank you to every single one of you from our clients who we hardly see to our clients who we sometimes see nearly every day! We could not be more grateful and we have loved getting to know every single one of you🤍

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