Temple End Vets

23/08/2024

Bitzie came in because he'd suddenly started retching and gagging. We anaesthetised him and found this 10cm long blade of grass stuck in the back of his throat and going up his nose!

21/08/2024

Nadia enjoyed a cuddle with 8 week old Darcy when she came in for a vaccination. Sadly we have since bid Nadia a fond farewell as she sets off to study zoology in Manchester. We wish her every success with her future. 🎓

14/08/2024

Gus is a very handsome boy who loves attention and isn't afraid to ask for it! He loved his belly rubs when he came in for x-rays on a sore leg. Rest and anti-inflammatories were prescribed so hopefully he'll make a speedy recovery.

12/08/2024

When Bill came in for a dental he also enjoyed some cuddles with Catherine 😃

10/08/2024

Ralph found our Stokenchurch hospital so relaxing that he tried to take a nap in reception 🥰

08/08/2024

A lovely tribute to an amazing dog 💙
In memory of their incredibly courageous and talented boy Jupiter, Iain and Mel Lewis are having 'Search Dog Juniper' added to the side of the Exmouth RNLI Shannon lifeboat - a fitting tribute to a special boy who spent his life helping people. Every time the boat gets called out to save lives, Jupiter's legacy will go with them. RIP 🐾

05/08/2024

Well done James!

While we’ve been swept up with the Olympics, it’s not just athletes picking up medals. James Copland from Temple End Vets has been named a Bronze contributor to the RCVS Knowledge Canine Cruciate Registry (CCR) for registering the third highest number of surgical reports during the last year 🥉

Learn more about how to get involved in the CCR here: https://ccr.rcvsknowledge.org/

04/08/2024

Just a few of the gorgeous furry faces that we've seen in the last few weeks.

03/08/2024

Lovely Bonnie came in to have her a**l glands and ears checked. She was very brave and was still smiling for the camera before she left.

02/08/2024

Six month old Dennis made the most of all the fuss at reception that Sue and Katie were happy to give him.

01/08/2024

Cat whisperer Nicky Thomas had these 5 little British Shorthaired kittens all standing in line at the Flackwell Heath branch when they came in for their 1st vaccinations and microchips. 😍

31/07/2024

Young Henry came in for a health check at our Stokenchurch hospital.
Just look at those gorgeous markings and eye lashes!!! He's going to be quite the charmer.

30/07/2024

Meet Stinky Tea Bag (yes that is her name!) who came in to be spayed recently. Does anyone else have a pet with a funny name?! If so, please add a pic in the comments 😀

23/07/2024

Another fabulous opportunity for the team at Stokenchurch to have some precious puppy cuddles! 😍 This time, a litter of wirehaired Hungarian Vizslas

21/07/2024

It all got a bit much for young Bear when he came in for his vaccinations so a quick nap was in order 💤💤💤

17/07/2024

Who doesn't love chocolate? So here's a basket full of gorgeous choccie dachshund puppies!
Also, their breeder has already started filling in this excellent socialisation chart for each puppy which they'll take with them to their new homes. Brilliant idea 😃

14/07/2024

Congratulations to Jess and Lois who attended their graduation the other day after achieving a Certificate in Advanced Veterinary Nursing. Well done girls, we're very proud of you!

11/07/2024

25 litre canisters. Previously contained distilled water. Ideal for camping, RO water etc.
If you have a use for one or two of them we would love them to have a second life.

11/07/2024

Megan enjoyed a cuddle with the very handsome 'Rick' when he came in to be castrated and have a microchip implanted. Since June 10th ALL CATS over the age of the age of 20 weeks SHOULD BE MICROCHIPPED by law so please make an appointment if you need your cat microchipped.

07/07/2024

Proud Mum 'Dotty' brought her gorgeous litter of Cavapoo puppies in for their first vaccinations and microchips. The team were delighted to share some puppy cuddles - one of the perks of the job!

06/07/2024

Kiki came in to see Emily because she has a strange shaped pupil. 👀
She has been born with an 'iris coloboma' where a section of her iris is missing. It shouldn't affect her except when she's in bright sunlight because she cannot constrict her pupil properly so the light is more intense for her.
Although 'Doggles' exist (sunglasses for dogs), Kiki is far too wiggly for those to be an option!

04/07/2024

Rolo came in for a dental today. Luckily he only needed a scale and polish and didn't need any extractions 😁 We love his crinkly ears!

28/06/2024

Welcome to the end of Rabbit Awareness Week. Here at Temple End we are proud to have been awarded the Silver Award at out Stokenchurch premises by the Rabbit Welfare Association and Fund (RWAF). We have information handouts that you can ask for at any of our branches and the RAAG website has loads of useful information to keep your bunnies happy and healthy. RAW runs every year to help educate rabbit owners and potential owners about their welfare needs. Comment below with some photos of your wonderful rabbits.

Rabbit Awareness Action Group - https://rabbitawarenessactiongroup.co.uk/

27/06/2024

Studies have shown that rabbits value companionship as much as food. Having a single rabbit can result in them being unhappy and bored. It is recommended that rabbits of the same s*x, or neutered if the opposite s*x are housed together.
Rabbits can be kept indoors or outdoors but in either case, we recommend that they should not be confined for 24 hours a day but allowed to exercise daily. They need enough room to run, jump and stand up on their back legs. The minimum requirement for a pair of rabbits is 2mx0.6mx0.6m with an additional exercise area. Here at Temple End we think the bigger space for your bunnies to run, jump and play the better!
Hop along and make an origami bunny with us! Show us your pics!

26/06/2024

RAW's 2024 Better Bunnies Programme!

Did you know that rabbits are the third most popular pet in the UK?
Despite this many are given no companion, unsuitable housing and incorrect diet. The Better Bunnies Programme provided by RAW aims to help owners improve their rabbit's wellbeing. What things do you do to keep your bunny happy? We'd love to hear your great ideas!

25/06/2024

Why do we neuter rabbits?
• Neutering allows your rabbits to live safely in pairs or groups which is important for their welfare.
• It prevents life threatening health problems (especially in female rabbits) where uterine tumours are common in unneutered females.
• And of course, it prevents unwanted pregnancies.
Female rabbits can be neutered from around 5 months old and males can be neutered from around 4 months old.
We are happy to be offering free pre-operative checks with a Vet for neutering at our Stokenchurch and Temple End branches throughout the month of July 2024.

24/06/2024

Welcome to Rabbit Awareness Week (RAW) where we’ll be sharing some fun facts about key welfare issues. The RAW campaign this year is ‘Healthy Diet, Happy Bunnies!’ Did you know that a rabbit’s diet should be made up of 85% hay and grass? The rest should be 10% greens and vegetables and 5% pellets. This ensures your rabbit stays a nice healthy weight, improves gut health and reduces dental problems.

23/06/2024

Here at Temple End we're excited to be a part of Rabbit Awareness Week (RAW) this coming week. Keep your eyes peeled for some fun bunny facts.

23/06/2024

Young Teddy is a lemon Cocker Spaniel who went to the Stokenchurch hospital for a health check recently. At 15 weeks old he's growing fast and finding his way in the big wide world. Gorgeous boy!

22/06/2024

11 year old 'Blacksmith' came in with a grazed eye which had become slightly infected, probably caused in a cat fight. He was happy to show off his war wound to the ladies on reception, just for a bit of added sympathy.