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Crossroads Veterinary Centre

Established in 1958. Crossroads is an RCVS accredited Small Animal practice serving the local communities of High Wycombe, Hazlemere and Watlington.
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Our aim is to provide modern, comprehensive and first class healthcare for your pet combined with a traditional and friendly service. We at Crossroads understand that your pet is an important member of your family, and our highly qualified and skilled team are committed to putting both your needs first. Whether it be flea and worm treatment, vaccinations, pedicures to operations please get in touc

h with your local surgery to register and/or enquire. We will be happy to help! The data controller is Independent Vetcare ltd, The Chocolate Factory, Keynsham, Bristol, BS31 2AU (ICO reference number Z3212973). We have a Data Protection Officer who can be contacted at [email protected]

04/09/2024

Stray budgie handed into our High Wycombe branch. Has numbered leg ring. Please contact us if you are or know the owner.

23/08/2024

Male kitten about 4 months old found on Abercromby Avenue in High Wycombe. Please get in contact if you have any information or are the owner.

22/08/2024

Please be advised that our Watlington surgery is closed on Saturday 24th August

16/08/2024

We have been experiencing some power issues at our Hazlemere branch, so if you are unable to get through on the phone, please do contact our High Wycombe branch instead on 01494 459095.

Appointments are still going ahead this afternoon as normal.

Thank you for your patience.

07/08/2024

Two back cats about 12weeks old found on Spearing Road High Wycombe. If you know the owners or have any information please get in touch

07/08/2024

Please note our Hazlemere Surgery currently has a power outage. Call the High Wycombe number as phones are down 01494 459095

07/08/2024

Black and white female kitten found and handed into our High Wycombe branch. She was found in a wooded area in Wycombe. Any information or if you know the owners please get in touch

05/08/2024

*REUNITED*

We have a stray dog handed in to Hazlemere, found on Amersham Road, called ‘Luxie’, female. Please get in touch if she is your dog. We will require proof of ownership

05/08/2024

Have you joined Pet Health Club Plus yet? Our comprehensive new plan offers round-the-clock pet healthcare with unlimited in-person consults, as well as 24/7 phone and video appointments. Providing reassurance and support both in practice and online.

Find out more and join or upgrade your plan by asking us in practice.

31/07/2024

They 3 chickens were found on The Rye in High Wycombe. Please contact us if they belong to you as soon as possible. We will require proof of ownership.

30/07/2024

Now, this is something to shout about! We’re excited to announce we’ve just launched Pet Health Club® Plus, a brand new pet healthcare plan that includes UNLIMITED CONSULTATIONS!*

Along with your other great Pet Health Club® benefits, our new plan offers round-the-clock pet healthcare with unlimited consultations either online, on the phone or in practice.

Find out more and join or upgrade your plan by asking us in practice

*T&Cs apply see the website for more details.

16/07/2024

On Sunday two of our amazing staff judged the dog show at The Great Kingshill Summer Picnic. Sally and Kate were honoured to be part of this and meet all the amazing dogs and the owners.

03/07/2024

We have had this little one handed in, found on Micklefield Road.
If you believe you are the owner, please do get in touch on 01494 459095. We will require proof of ownership.

01/07/2024

We currently have a stray with us in our Wycombe surgery, found in Cressex.

He is a neutered male, but his microchip is not registered to a valid number. We would love to get him back home to his family!

Please can everyone share on their social media. And if anyone recognises him please call High Wycombe on 01494 459095.

Proof of ownership will be required

30/06/2024

Today some of our staff went to The Horse Trust to judge to dog show. The dog show was put on by Stokenchurch Dog Rescue who we are so happy to work with. All the dogs were amazing and the horses too. Huge thankyou to Jess (and her handsome dog Jimmy), Sian, Kate and George for taking time on there day off to come and judge. Well done to all the superb dogs!

24/06/2024

This is Freddie he has been handed into the Hazlemere Branch. Found in Old Amersham. Please contact if you know the owner. Will require proof of ownership

21/06/2024

We have had this little girl brought in to our Hazlemere branch.
She was found on Adelaide Road. She is chipped but we unfortunately haven’t been able to get through to her owners yet.
If she is yours please do get in touch on 01494 718700.
We will require proof of ownership.
Thank you!

17/06/2024

We have had this parakeet handed in to Vets Now over the weekend. He(?) was found in Cressex and seems quite friendly, just a bit worried!
If you have any information or think he’s yours, please do get in touch on 01494 459095. Thank you!

16/06/2024

A young, female kitten has been handed in this afternoon to our High Wycombe practice.

She was found in Farnham Lane, Slough - so is rather far from home.

Please can you share with local groups, we would love to get this little lady back home.

Proof of ownership will be required.

12/06/2024

Dr. Miller and Flynn attended a local school teach Reception class all about being a vet.

The children had a wonderful time dressing up ready for surgery, listening to Flynn's heartbeat, bandaging their teddies and trying identify different xrays.

Flynn has spend many years helping train young vets and nurses in our practice, but this was certainly his youngest cohort 😄

10/06/2024

*REUNITED*

Does anyone recognise this handsome man? He has been brought in as a stray, found on Chapel Lane.
He is microchipped but unfortunately the details aren’t up to date.
Please contact us if you recognise him on 01494 459095, proof of ownership will be required.

05/06/2024

Lost Dog found in Davenport Place, Watlington - please let us know if you have information on the owner

03/06/2024

REUNITED!

We also have just had this sweet girl brought in, found on Lane End Road.

She is microchipped, but it’s not registered so we unfortunately can’t track her owners down!

Please contact us on 01494 459095 if she is yours! Proof of ownership will be required.

03/06/2024

Does anyone recognise this handsome man? He was found last week, no microchip and unneutered.
If you recognise him, please do get in touch on 01494 459095!

19/04/2024

Here is an AMAZING story from one of our very own Vets to make you smile.

MIRACULOUS MAX

Vet Sally’s beloved 10 year old rescue cat Max went missing on the 4th of April, completely out of character.

After 10 days of searching, putting out posters, speaking to every house in the neighbourhood and raising awareness on social media there was still no news. Sally’s husband James found out about a Pet Detective and his working cocker spaniel Molly who is scent trained to track down lost cats. It seemed crazy and unlikely to find him alive after 2 weeks but decided to give it a go, as didn’t know what else to do.

Wednesday 17th of April, Molly and her handler started the search. It took 5 hours of searching and working out Max’s usual spots when he went out to track him to a shed down the next road. The shed had been locked for the 2 weeks as the owner never really used it. Miraculously Max was alive after going that time with no food or water. James was there when Max was found and took him straight to our High Wycombe branch where vet Kathryn and all the staff welcomed him to start checking if he was ok. A blood test showed that there was no organ damage and he was then given fluids to rehydrate overnight. Due to not having eaten for 14days he now has a few days where his food will slowly be brought back to normal.

Max is now safe and sound back home with his family who have missed him terribly. WELCOME HOME MAX 🐾❤️

17/04/2024

This gorgeous girl has been handed in to our High Wycombe branch. We are not sure where she was found, so if you know any information or know the owners please get in touch.

11/04/2024

This lovely lady was found wandering in Penn, and is not microchipped.
If you believe her to be yours, please do get in touch on 01494 459095.
(We will ask for proof of ownership).

10/04/2024

We are very proud to work closely with Stokenchurch Dog Rescue, and last month we had the privilege of treating little Dash - an 8 week old puppy suffering from deadly Parvo virus.

This is a vaccine preventable disease, but sadly Dash contracted it before he was old enough to start his vaccine course.

Dash was in a critical situation when he arrived with us. He needed round-the-clock intensive nursing and medical care. He became a firm favourite with the whole clinical team at Crossroads, and we are delighted to report that Dash beat all the odds to make a full recovery!

And, the icing on the cake - Dash has recently found himself a new forever home

You can hear all about Dash's journey on the link here

17/03/2024

A young female cat has been handed in to Vets Now (based in our High Wycombe surgery) by a member of the public. She was found stowed away in a garage - on Victoria Street, High Wycombe. She does not have a chip or collar.

If you recognise this lovely little lady, please call 01494 257408 directly (Crossroads is currently closed). Proof of ownership will be required.

07/03/2024

**REUNITED**

Does anybody recognise this elderly lady?
She was brought in yesterday evening after being seen frequently on Arundel road over the past few days.
She is not microchipped and didn’t have a collar on.
If you recognise her, please do give us a call on 01494 459095. Thank you.

Address

54 West Wycombe Road
High Wycombe
HP112LP

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 7pm
Tuesday	8am - 7pm
Wednesday	8am - 7pm
Thursday	8am - 7pm
Friday	8am - 7pm
Saturday	8:30am - 12pm

Telephone

+441494459095

Website

http://www.crossroadsvetcentre.co.uk/

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Today is the first in our series of advice on "Co-operative Care" from our canine behavioural expert, Stacey. Cooperative Care – How to make vet visits less stressful What is it and why do it? Cooperative care is training that allows our dogs to be active, willing participants in their medical care. Vet visits can be stressful and anxiety provoking for both you and your dog. Being handled and examined by strangers with scary equipment, undergoing possibly unpleasant procedures and even routine appointments like vaccinations can mean that a lot of dogs develop negative associations with coming to the vets. Cooperative care helps your dog learn to participate in and tolerate (or even enjoy!) the most common vet and grooming procedures. By developing trust, clear communication, and lots of positive reinforcement, your dog can become comfortable doing nearly anything that is asked of them. When training your dog with cooperative care methods, the goal is to allow your dog to be a willing participant in the process and “say no” if they experience anxiety or stress. You’re training your dog not just to listen to you; you’re also training yourself to listen to your dog. A great place to start is teaching your dog A CHIN REST, this simple cue can make giving medications and performing medical examinations around the head a lot easier. How to Teach a Chin Rest 1. Hold out your hand, palm up and sideways to your dog, with your thumb pointed toward your dog. Use a treat to lure your dog’s chin to come across your palm and rest upon it. Mark the behaviour with a clicker or use a verbal marker, such as “Yes!” and give your dog a high value treat. Practice this several times a week for about 5-10 minutes each time 2. Gradually increase the length of time your dog must hold his chin on your palm before you mark and treat. Start with one second, then two, then three, etc. 3. When your dog is reliably putting his chin on your palm, it’s time to add your v

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It’s officially National Dog Walker Appreciation Day! Share a picture of your lovely dog walker and your dog in the comments below… Here at Crossroads we really appreciate all dog walkers and their responsibilities they take on. They have huge amounts of patience, compassion and are very methodical in how they take on their day.