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Aireworth Vets Pets

Modern purpose built veterinary practice, delivering a high quality service for our clients. We are a modern, independent (non corporate) Veterinary Practice.
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We prioritise our duty of care to our client's animals over the interests of shareholders. We strive to provide the local community with outstanding veterinary care and customer service. We also strive to provide our staff with the best environment and facilities in which to work. We work hard to achieve this and our focus is to stay true to our core values:

Friendly

We are approachable, coopera

tive and prepared to listen. Helpful

We are positive in our approach to our work. We help and encourage our colleagues do likewise. Caring

We are patient, understanding and empathetic. We are proud of the service we provide and the Aireworth Vets Team...

01/09/2024

Our fiery feline friends 🔥

30/08/2024

Whether it’s through a kind word, a wagging tail, or a simple act of kindness, let’s make today brighter for everyone around us.

Share a photo of your pet’s best smile and tag us! 📷

30/08/2024

27/08/2024

☎️💻❎Unfortunately we are having issues with out our phone lines and our internet service this morning. The team are working hard to try and resolve this. Thank you for your patience.☎️💻❎

18/08/2024

A deceased female cat has been brought into the practice found on Parkwood Street Keighley. She has no ID chip or collar. Grey & White, approximately 4-6 months old. 🌈

Please call the practice if you think she may belong to you.

17/08/2024

Found female cat, no ID chip but she did have a collar on. Please contact the practice urgently with any information. Found Mornington Street Keighley.

12/08/2024

Found: Female German Shepherd found by UAK School, Greenhead Lane, Keighley. Please call the surgery on 01535 602988 if you think she may belong to you.

08/08/2024

😸 What is your cat doing on International Cat Day?

Our furry friends know how to relax and lounge like a boss! Show us how your cat is celebrating today by sharing your best pics.

Let's give these purr-fect pets the spotlight they deserve! 🐾

Here's some of our staff cats for inspiration!

07/08/2024

🌈Unfortunately we have had a deceased entire Black & White male cat brought into the surgery found on Hard Ings Road Keighley. He has no ID chip or collar. Please call the practice on 01535 602988 if you think he may belong to you.

06/08/2024

Let’s squash this myth 🔮

Dog breath isn’t always an ‘old dog thing’, which for many can be the assumed thing.

Just like us, cats and dogs can experience dental issues that require attention.

This , take a moment to assess your pet's breath. If it's less than pleasant, it could be a red flag for dental issues such as gum disease, plaque buildup, or tooth decay.

If you’ve noticed any new dental symptoms in your pet, contact us today. ↙️

01535 602988

01/08/2024

🛑 A Hutch is Not Enough 🛑

Rabbits need more than a small hutch to thrive🐇 Confining them to tight spaces is cruel and harmful. Here’s why:

🐰 Solitary Confinement: Rabbits need space to run, jump, stretch, dig, and forage, as well as a bonded mate for companionship.

🐰 Weather Exposure: Small hutches offer little protection from the elements, leaving rabbits vulnerable.

🐰 Room to Rear Up: Rabbits must be able to stand on their hind legs without touching the roof to avoid spinal issues.

Minimum Enclosure Size: At least 3m x 2m x 1m high—bigger is always better!

Learn more at Rabbit Welfare Association & Fund

31/07/2024

Before & after! This little cutie was brought into the practice after being found covered in polystyrene balls.

Our fantastic nurse team have removed them and he/she is much happier! 🥰

30/07/2024

Come and join us at the dog show! Lots of prizes and trophies to be won 🏆

25/07/2024

Following on from our post regarding the found Cockatiel heres a picture of Pepper Pot reunited with his dad 🥰

He had been missing for 2 months & was very very happy to be home!

23/07/2024

Happy ending! Reunited 🥰 Grey & White Cockatiel handed in to the practice, found in Riddlesden if anyone is missing one please contact us on 01535 602988. Thank you!

15/07/2024

We have a very large, ginger and white, entire male cat brought into the Practice following a road traffic collision. He was found on Strawberry Street in Keighley and is badly injured.
If you know this cat or his owner please contact the Practice on 01535 602988.
Thanks 🐱

10/07/2024

Unfortunately we have had a deceased cat brought into the practice found on Halifax Road, Keighley. Female, no ID chip, no collar.

08/07/2024

These two cuties have been found and brought into the practice. Both around 16-20 weeks old. Please call the practice with any information on 01535 602988.

27/06/2024

We are celebrating a birthday this month at the practice. Aireworth Vets is 30! In June 1994 the building on Aireworth Road was completed and first opened its doors to treat the pets of Keighley and beyond! 30 years on we are still here for all our lovely clients and of course their pets!

27/06/2024

The practice is currently experiencing a very high demand for appointments.

To make sure we can see your pet when they are unwell, we are limiting the number of booster and routine appointments we can offer each day. Because of this, there may be a longer than expected wait for booster or routine check appointments.

Please bear this in mind when booking appointments, and book your booster/routine check appointments well in advance where possible.

Thank you for your understanding.

25/06/2024

It's another hot day 🥵 Please be cautious when taking your dog outside in the heat 🐕‍🦺

21/06/2024

We are very proud to have donated some prizes and balloons to support this charity event tomorrow. We’re sure they will raise lots of money for Destination Florida Children's Charity!! If you’re at a loose end tomorrow and fancy supporting this event please come along!

20/06/2024

🧶🧶 🧶🧶CRAFTERS NEEDED 🧶🧶🧶🧶

Join our wonderful team of crafters!!

We have an amazing team of crafters that make all kinds of things for us to sell.

If you would like to be involved in helping us raise funds and enjoy crafting then please email us at …..

[email protected]

Just title your email NEW CRAFTER and ask for more details and we’ll be in touch 😀

19/06/2024

Please keep an eye out for this cat. Missing since Saturday in the Keighley area following a house move. May be trying to return to old house in Braithwaite area. She is ID chipped and neutered. If you see her please contact the Practice on 01535 602988 so we can inform her owner.

16/06/2024

We are celebrating a birthday this month at the practice. Aireworth vets is 30! It was June 1994 that the building on Aireworth Road was completed and first opened its doors to treat the pets of keighley and beyond! 30 years on we are still here for all our lovely clients and of course their pets! Look out for some posts over the next few weeks in celebration of this milestone .🎉🥳🎊

11/06/2024

While pets may be in our lives briefly, they leave a lasting impression in our memories 🌈

We would love for you to share a photo in the comments of the pets you’ve had, loved and cherished 💕

11/06/2024

We have had some new communication from the RSPCA (England & Wales) with regards to whom to contact if you have any concerns about pets/wildlife. We thought it would be beneficial to post this information so that if you are ever concerned you would know who to call.

🐕 Stray dogs should be reported to your local authority & they will advise on what to do. Different local authorities provide different levels of service however, as a minimum, they must provide a place where dogs can be taken to.
🐮 If you are concerned about the health and welfare of farm livestock: You should report any concerns to the Animal & Plant Health Agency (APHA) or your local county council Animal Health team. Information can normally be found on the local council website.
🫎 If you see an animal in danger on a road or highway: Major roads/Highways should be reported to the police or National Highways. Minor roads should be reported to the local police.
🐴 You are concerned about the welfare of some horses you have seen: Visit the RSPCA website: rspca.org.uk to find advice & guidance on caring for horses & ponies.
🐦‍⬛You find a sick or injured animal: Visit rspca.org.uk to find the best way to help. More often than not, the best way to help an injured bird or animal is to take it to the nearest vet.

Any cruelty concerns should be directed straight to the RSPCA on 0300 1234 999.

03/06/2024

⛔️Please note, due to ongoing roadworks outside of the practice tomorrow, access to the carpark will only be available from the Bradford Road end of Aireworth Road. Access will not be available from Marley roundabout ⛔️

Address

Aireworth Road
Keighley
BD214DJ

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 8pm
Tuesday	8am - 8pm
Wednesday	8am - 8pm
Thursday	8am - 8pm
Friday	8am - 8pm
Saturday	8:30am - 4:30pm
Sunday	10:30am - 3:30pm

Telephone

+441535602988

Website

https://aireworthvets.co.uk/

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WE ARE HIRING - Small Animal Vets, please get in touch to come and meet our wonderful team and arrange an expenses paid interview. For more information please go to https://aireworthvets.co.uk/who-we-are/careers-and-vacancies or email [email protected]

By keeping pets cool, we could save lives! Here are some top tips for the hotter days ahead.

Its National Puppy Day!

If you have a new puppy in your life why not book onto our puppy club. These four weekly sessions run on a Wednesday evening at 7pm & aim to teach essential information about your puppies first year & gives your puppy an opportunity to socialise with other puppies in a controlled environment. Puppies must be fully vaccinated & be a maximum of 6 months old.

Early Firework Prep

Most pets HATE fireworks, so let’s get prepared for it now. In the weeks/months leading up to fireworks, try the below tips to help reduce their stress levels Make sure your pet is microchipped and all details are up to date. The small chance they get out the house, you’ll be glad they are chipped. Pheromone diffusers are great at easing your pet's anxiety levels, pop a few around the house. Do this at least a few weeks before firework season starts. Depending on your pet's level of fear there are various supportive treatments or products that we may recommend. The earlier we chat, the more time we have to help your pet feel more comfortable.

World Pet Memorial Day

Join us in lighting a candle to remember all the pets we have lost. #WorldPetMemorialDay

Pet Travel Tips

Rabbits are for life not just for Easter!

Rabbits may be cute, but they need a great deal of care to ensure they live long, happy and healthy lives. This video gives you a run down of five essential rabbit needs. Research is key to ensure rabbits are the right pet for you. If you have any questions around rabbit care, get in touch and #askus

Before you call:

The more info we have, the quicker we can act. Here’s 5 thing to know before you call. You can find more helpful resources here: www.animalpoisonline.co.uk

Meet Ted the latest recipient of our VIP award. Ted came to the surgery after his owner noticed a lump under his chin. The lump turned rather nasty and required Ted to be admitted to the surgery for some tests. He then underwent surgery to have a drain placed. After a bit of a rocky recovery and lots of TLC from our nursing Ted has made a full recovery. He made an impression on Amie one of our qualified nurses who nominated him for the award. Look how happy he is to receive it. Well done Ted!

Happy New Year from all at Aireworth Vets, We’d like to thank all our clients for placing your trust in us to look after your pets and we really hope that 2022 brings you and your pets nothing but health and happiness! We wish you all the best for 2022!

Older Pet Tips

Its #WorldArthritisDay

We wanted to highlight the KEY signs to look out for. If any of the below ring a bell, get in touch and we can chat through how we can help. 💪

🎥 | Helping your cat enjoy life for longer

With the correct health care and management, cats can live to a grand old age. We’ve detailed following tips for helping your cat enjoy life for longer in the video below 👇 Have you got a golden oldie pet? We’d LOVE for you to share a snap below.

Flystrike Awareness

What is Flystrike? When flies from the blowfly family (bluebottles, greenbottles) lay their eggs on your rabbit, the eggs hatch out into maggots. How can I combat Flystrike? Watch our handy video below 

As Covid restrictions ease from Monday 17th May we are going to be making some changes to enable owners to accompany their pets into the practice for appointments. There are still safety measures in place to reduce the risk of infection spreading so please watch this short video which explains how we are trying to keep everybody safe. Thank you.

Aireworth Vets Premier Health Plan

Did you know we offer a Premier Health Plan for your pet? This covers all of the routine preventative healthcare. See our video for more information or give us a call on 01535 602988. Prices start from £14 per month.

Veterinary Nursing Awareness Month

Did you know our nurses run hydrotherapy clinics? Our RVN's have completed their level 3 certificate in hydrotherapy for small animals. Hydrotherapy is the use of exercise in water and is very useful for: Pain relief, reducing swelling and stiffness Improving/building muscle mass Improving range of movement in joints Increasing cardiovascular fitness Weight loss Mental Stimulation Hydrotherapy can be used to help the following conditions: Hip/Elbow dysplasia Cruciate ligament disease Post operative fracture repair Osteoarthritis Muscle atrophy Obesity Neurological disorders Below is a video of Dylan. He fractured his elbow which was repaired by our vets Peter and Raquel. He has recently undergone a 10 week rehab program involving hydrotherapy and physiotherapy. If you would like any information about our hydrotherapy clinics or would like to book your pet in please call the surgery for more details on 01535 602988.