Hadrian Vets

Hadrian Vets We will give the best possible information on all aspects of healthcare We want our clients to feel at ease as well as their pets.

We will give the best possible information on all aspects of healthcare and help owners to make important decisions about their pets' welfare and wellbeing. We will use the most recent evidence based information to inform the care that we give to your pet. We pride ourselves on our clinical excellence. We are here to offer professional advice about the simple things as well as the more complicated

problems such as obesity and managing the diabetic pet. All surgery and dentistry is done on site. We aim to carry out general practice to a standard similar to that seen in the bigger referral hospitals but with a more personal touch.

20/01/2025

*****UPDATE *****
BY THE POWER OF FACEBOOK AND A FAB COMMUNITY WE HAVE REUNITED HIM WITH HIS FAMILY AND HE IS SAFELY HOME.
THANK YOU EVERYONE

Please help us reunite an elderly cat with his owner - share this post!

Neutered male tabby appeared in the East end of Hexham a few days ago.
He is microchipped however we cannot get in touch with the registered keeper and the registered address is in Newcastle.

We have exhausted all vet contacts in the Hexham and Newcastle area and cannot find any more information.

Proof of ownership will be required.

Thank you

Let's turn "Blue Monday" into "BREW Monday"! Remember to take time today to check-in with colleagues, friends or family ...
20/01/2025

Let's turn "Blue Monday" into "BREW Monday"!

Remember to take time today to check-in with colleagues, friends or family and give yourself time for a cuppa (even better with a cat or dog on your lap!).

Fergie was dressed to impress for his dental procedure today💚 This lovely boy came to Hadrian's as a referral his usual ...
10/01/2025

Fergie was dressed to impress for his dental procedure today💚

This lovely boy came to Hadrian's as a referral his usual vets noticed some abnormalities with his teeth.

Upon examination and then x-ray, we found that he had some teeth that were unable to erupt fully due to his baby teeth still being present!

Persistent deciduous teeth are commonly seen in small breeds and should not be ignored as they often cause issues with the permanent adult teeth waiting to erupt underneath.

A star patient, Fergie got lots of cuddles!
If you have any concerns about your pet's dental health you can always book a dental check with a member of our team on 01434 602 703.

04/01/2025

IMPORTANT NOTICE🚨
The practice is undergoing renovation work to the reception area and consult rooms the week commencing Monday 6TH January.
During this time we are asking clients with appointments to:
⚠️Wait in your vehicle in the car park
☎️Phone the practice to inform us of your arrival, 01434 602703
👩‍⚕️Wait until a vet or nurse comes out to you
You will be brought into the practice via the side entrance and your consult carried out as normal. You will then be asked to exit the building using the staff door (don't worry, we will show you where this is).
⚠️Please ensure all animals are secured - dogs MUST be on a leash and collar/harness and cats MUST be in a secure carrier.
⚠️Please do not try to enter the reception area.

If collecting medication please call us from your car and we will bring it out to you.

We are all very excited for you all to see our shiny new reception and consult rooms, thank you for your co-operation and patience during this time 💚

23/12/2024

Wishing all of our lovely clients and patients a peaceful Christmas 💚

16/12/2024

Christmas and New Year opening times

Monday 23rd - 08.30-18.00
Tuesday 24th (Christmas Eve) -08.30-16.00
Wednesday 25th (Christmas Day) - CLOSED
Thursday 26th (Boxing Day) - CLOSED
Friday 27th - 08.30-18.00
Saturday 28th - 09.00-13.00
Sunday 29th - CLOSED
Monday 30th - 08.30-18.00
Tuesday 31st (New Year's Eve) - 08.30-16.00
Wednesday 1st (New Year's Day) -CLOSED
Thursday 2nd - 08.30-18.00
Friday 3rd - 08.30-18.00
Saturday 4th - 09.00-13.00

RETURN TO NORMAL HOURS FROM MONDAY 6TH.

If you need veterinary assistance outside our opening hours please call West Ways Veterinary Hospital, West Road, Newcastle NE5 2ER on 0191 2747910.
They have a dedicated team of emergency and critical care Vets and Nurses to provide your pet with the best care possible.

16/12/2024

🍷🍾Wine Not? Because Alcohol is Toxic for Pets!

Alcohol might be festive for us, but it's dangerous for pets! Even a small sip can cause vomiting, difficulty breathing, or worse.

Keep those cocktails and mulled wines well out of paw’s reach this holiday season!

16/12/2024

Christmas medication orders

Please make sure you have enough of your pets' medication to last over the holiday period.

The VERY LAST day to order will be Friday 20th December by 5pm for medication to be collected on Monday 23rd by 6pm.

Please note the practice will not be open the normal hours between 21st December and 6th January so please plan ahead.

14/12/2024

Battery Bust: Powering Up Danger! ⚠️

🔋Batteries are a holiday must for gadgets, but they’re toxic if chewed or swallowed by pets. They can cause chemical burns or blockages, leading to serious issues.

Keep all batteries and remotes out of their reach this season!

13/12/2024

Tearful Trouble! 🛑

Onions and onion-containing foods like gravy and stuffing can cause gastrointestinal upset and damage to your pet's red blood cells. Even a little can be harmful!

Keep them away from furry friends! 🐾

12/12/2024

Shiny but Dangerous ✨

🎄 Tinsel, shiny decorations, and tree ornaments might look festive, but they can be hazardous to pets!

Cats love to climb trees, and if they ingest tinsel or string, it can cause serious gastrointestinal issues or blockages.

Keep fragile decorations and tinsel out of reach! 🐾

07/12/2024

🚨IMPORTANT NOTICE🚨

The practice is undergoing renovation work to the reception area and consult rooms the week commencing Monday 9th December.

During this time we are asking clients with appointments to:

⚠️Wait in your vehicle in the car park
☎️Phone the practice to inform us of your arrival
👩‍⚕️Wait until a vet or nurse comes out to you

You will be brought into the practice via the side entrance and your consult carried out as normal. You will then be asked to exit the building using the staff door (don't worry, we will show you where this is).

⚠️Please ensure all animals are secured - dogs MUST be on a leash/harness and cats MUST be in a secure carrier.

⚠️Please do not try to enter the reception area.

We are all very excited for you all to see our shiny new reception and consult rooms, thankyou for your co-operation and patience during this time 💚

Meet Mouse! Mouse has been visiting Hadrian Vets since she was 3 month old for treatment concerning her lower canine tee...
05/12/2024

Meet Mouse! Mouse has been visiting Hadrian Vets since she was 3 month old for treatment concerning her lower canine teeth.

At her first vaccination appointment Mouse presented with lingually displaced mandibular canines, a genetic condition in which the lower deciduous canine teeth (puppy teeth) grow into the hard palate; the roof of the mouth. This condition is painful and if left untreated can cause trauma to the roof of the mouth and even affect the normal growth of the skull in puppies. The offending teeth were extracted under anaesthetic by Paulina our dental vet and Mouse healed very well.

We then needed to treat the permanent (adult) lower canine teeth as these too were lingually displaced. Paulina first suggested using Ball Therapy; where by Mouse would chomp down on the appropriately sized rubber toy ball to move the lower canines into a more natural position by applying gentle force on the teeth. However, Mouse had other plans and decided not to – ahem – play ball, so Paulina had to come up with another idea.

It was decided then that an orthodontic device called a bilateral incline plane was to be fitted. Using cerclage wire and dental composite resin, the incline plane was bonded onto Mouse's upper teeth so that when she closed her mouth, her lower teeth made contact with the incline plane and over time, are gently forced outwards.

Now, at 8 month old, (and over 50kg!) Mouse’s mouth is looking great! She has recently had the incline plane removed and her canine teeth are where they should be.

27/11/2024

🎁Can you give a little gift to a young person with cancer?🎁

This year we are collecting selection boxes (or any other Christmas chocolates) to donate to Ward 4 of the Royal Victorian Infirmary, which cares for Teenage Cancer Trust and Children's Cancer North patients.

Some of you may know that Annika, our Receptionist/Auxiliary's daughter was treated for Lymphoma in 2022/23 here, and so both have seen first hand what a little gift means when having to spend Christmas in hospital.

The donation box situated in our waiting area 🍫💚

Thankyou x

19/11/2024

BUILDING WORKS

From Monday 25th November we are having building work carried out in the practice to improve our theatre facilities.
This should not cause too many problems however there may be some noise and dust and a reduction in procedures carried out for a week or so.
We have taken the necessary actions to reduce impact to our daily running however your understanding during this time would be much appreciated.
Thank you

🚨We would like to draw your attention to a recent scare with YuMove Senior Joint Products sold on Amazon. A number of th...
13/11/2024

🚨We would like to draw your attention to a recent scare with YuMove Senior Joint Products sold on Amazon. A number of these products were identified as being counterfeit 🚨

If you have any concerns, this is the link to Lintbells, the manufacturer of YuMove for further information: https://yumove.co.uk/pages/amazon-faqs

Please note, this is for Amazon purchases only, rest assured that any purchase made from our practice is genuine.

Did you know that today is World Radiography Day? 🩻November 8th 1895 marks the day that x-rays were discovered by Wilhel...
08/11/2024

Did you know that today is World Radiography Day? 🩻

November 8th 1895 marks the day that x-rays were discovered by Wilhelm Conrad Roentgen. X-radiation (x-ray) plays such a huge part in identifying and diagnosing a range of medical and surgical issues, as you can see from the images below.

📸1 - Rabbit skull showing overgrown incisor teeth
📸2 - Orthopaedic plate stabilising a fractured radius
📸3 - Root canal in a canine tooth

Has your pet ever had an x-ray to help diagnose a health problem?

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Hexham
NE461HJ

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 6pm
Tuesday 9am - 6pm
Wednesday 9am - 6pm
Thursday 9am - 6pm
Friday 9am - 6pm
Saturday 9am - 1pm

Telephone

+441434602703

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Wishing all of our lovely clients and patients a peaceful Christmas 💚

🍷🍾Wine Not? Because Alcohol is Toxic for Pets! Alcohol might be festive for us, but it's dangerous for pets! Even a small sip can cause vomiting, difficulty breathing, or worse. Keep those cocktails and mulled wines well out of paw’s reach this holiday season!

Battery Bust: Powering Up Danger! ⚠️ 🔋Batteries are a holiday must for gadgets, but they’re toxic if chewed or swallowed by pets. They can cause chemical burns or blockages, leading to serious issues. Keep all batteries and remotes out of their reach this season!

Tearful Trouble! 🛑 Onions and onion-containing foods like gravy and stuffing can cause gastrointestinal upset and damage to your pet's red blood cells. Even a little can be harmful! Keep them away from furry friends! 🐾

Shiny but Dangerous ✨ 🎄 Tinsel, shiny decorations, and tree ornaments might look festive, but they can be hazardous to pets! Cats love to climb trees, and if they ingest tinsel or string, it can cause serious gastrointestinal issues or blockages. Keep fragile decorations and tinsel out of reach! 🐾

🚨Did you know, fleas are not just a “Summer Issue”?🚨 Fleas are a problem throughout the year: micro-climates in homes, gardens and parks allow their survival during the coldest winters. ⚠️ Preventing fleas is easier than dealing with an infestation. 🛡️ Regularly using effective licensed veterinary flea products is key but remember: some treatments for dogs can be highly toxic to our feline friends, so exercise caution. 👋 If you suspect your pet has fleas, don't hesitate give us a call. We can recommend an appropriate flea product and provide guidance on usage and other measures. 📲01434 602 703 *Under new regulations set by the RVCS, animals need to be examined by a vet and a tailored antiparasite treatment prescribed when veterinary prescription medicines are given. Your vet will then advise how many times your pet can receive the treatment before another veterinary assessment is made.

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