When it comes to sprinting, our dogs have their own βzoomiesβ technique that would leave any athlete in awe
Does your dog have what it takes to win the gold in the zoomies event? Show us their fastest sprints!
#DogOlympics #Paris2024 #Olympics
Lets talk dental care...
Just like humans, pets need regular dental care to keep their teeth and gums healthy and prevent dental disease. π€
π‘ Establish a daily oral hygiene routine. This includes brushing your pet's teeth regularly with a pet-safe toothbrush and toothpaste. Brushing helps remove plaque and prevent tartar buildup, reducing the risk of gum disease and tooth decay.
π½οΈ Feeding your pet a balanced diet and providing dental chews or toys may help promote oral health by reducing plaque and tartar accumulation. Avoiding excessive amounts of sugary treats and table scraps can also contribute to better dental health for your pet.
π Be aware of the more obvious signs of dental problems: bad breath, swollen or bleeding gums, loose teeth, and difficulty chewing. If you notice any of these signs, it's essential to schedule a dental exam with your vet promptly.
π₯ Regular vet check-ups are also crucial for maintaining your pet's dental health by spotting early signs of dental disease. During these visits, your vet can perform a thorough dental examination, and advise on further professional treatments as needed, and offer guidance on home dental care practices.
π¬ Stay proactive in your pet's dental care to prevent dental disease. Reach out to our team with any concerns!
It is officially RABBIT awareness week!
So get your FREE nurse health check and advice appointments booked now!
π°Heres another of our nurses rabbits enjoying a bit of enrichment β€
Don't forget our Corby practice is offering FREE nurse health check and advice appointments! β€
π°Heres another of our nurses rabbits enjoying a bit of enrichment
If you want to book an appointment phone our CORBY branch to book in with a nurse for your FREE appointment! 01536 485543
To help celebrate #rabbitawarenessweek we are offering FREE nurse health check and advice appointments! β€ (at our Corby practice only)
π°Did you know that enrichment and toys are great things to use to keep your bunnies happy and entertained? Take a look at the video for a quick and simple idea
If you have a rabbit then phone our CORBY branch to book in with a nurse for your FREE appointment! 01536 485543
Did you know?
Slow feeder bowls and feeder toys can help your pet maintain a healthy weight by preventing them from eating their food too quickly. When your pet eats slowly, they tend to feel fuller and more satisfied with less food, reducing the likelihood of overeatingπΆπ±πΎ
2023 πΎ
As we are very near to the end of 2023, we want to reflect on some of our greatest moments of the year, there are too many to share in one clip but here are some favourite photoβs from 2023!
Here are also some other things we are proud of;
- we have attended 11 careers fairs at various schools and colleges
- we have supported 8 studying vets for their Extra-Mural Studies
- all of the exams and assignments that our Student Veterinary Nurses pass π
- Two of our vets, Iulia and Antonella passed their Veterinary Graduate Development Programme πΎ
- Sophie passed all of her SVN exams making her our newest RVN π
- We have hosted and provided so much in-house training
- Raised Β£1200 by 3 of our colleagues doing the Yorkshire Three Peak Challenge β°οΈ
- Launched Senior Wellness Clinics at our Hospital
- Had a Cracking Christmas Party at Northampton Saints Ground π
Thank you to every single client and pet for visiting us, thank you to every single colleague who without whom, we couldnβt do what we do π₯°
Now bring on 2024 π
#Adios2023 #veterinary #veterinarylife #veterinaryhospital #veterinarycolleagues #vetsoffacebook #vetpartners #northlandsvets #celebrate #reflect #achievementunlocked
π΅π 12 days of Christmas π
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πΌWe had so much fun filming this, we hope it brings you joy watching! π₯π€πΉπ₯π»πͺπ·πΊπͺπΈπΌπ£
#12daysofchristmas #Christmas #christmas2023 #singing #veterinary #veterinarylife #veterinaryhospital #veterinarycolleagues #VetPartners
When you accidentally say βyou tooβ to the patient! π
π π©Ί Did you know we are now on TikTok? Head over and follow our page @northlandsvets π #youtoo #northlandsvets #vetsofinstagram #dogsofinstagram #VetPartners
As it was #InternationalCatDay earlier this week why not share your favorite playtime moments or tag a fellow cat lover who knows the magic of play in the comments below!
Let's inspire a world of happy, playful cats! ππ±β€οΈ
#PurrfectPlay
πΎ Playtime isn't just about chasing toys or scratching postsβit's an essential part of a cat's well-being! If they donβt seem interested, you probably have the wrong toys and often simple is better.
1οΈβ£ Mental Stimulation: Play engages your cat's mind, keeping them sharp, alert, and on their paws! Puzzle toys, interactive games, and feather wands are fantastic ways to get those little cogs turning. π§ π
2οΈβ£ Physical Fitness: Just like us, cats need exercise to stay fit and healthy. A rousing game of "catch the laser dot" or a playful romp with a catnip-filled toy can keep those muscles toned and that waistline in check. πͺπ
3οΈβ£ Stress Buster: Got a grumpy cat? Play is the ultimate stress reliever! It helps them release pent-up energy, frustration, and anxiety, leaving them feeling calm, content, and ready for a cuddle session. π½π§ββοΈ
4οΈβ£ Bonding Bonanza: Playtime strengthens your bond with your furry companion. Sharing laughter, interactive play, and gentle affection builds trust, love, and a lifetime of cherished memories. π€π
5οΈβ£ Natural Instincts: Cats are born hunters, and play allows them to unleash their innate instincts in a safe and stimulating environment. So bring out the feathers, crinkle balls, and treat-dispensing toysβlet their inner predator shine! πΎ
Remember, playtime should always be supervised, Never use your hands if using a fishing line; it must be long enough, so the cat plays with the toy on the end and not you and choose toys that are safe and suitable for your cat's size and age. ππ»
#PowerOfPlay #HappyCats #CatLovers #PurrfectBond #InternationalCatDay
#PurrfectPlay
Come along to our open day at our Northampton Branch! 10am - 2pm
Tea π« coffee βοΈ cake π§ a look behind the scenes ππ©» face painting π¨ and meet the team!π©πΌββοΈ
1 The Drive, Kingsley Park, NN1 4RY π
Imagine! ππΎ
Share a video of their masterful fetch and retrieve below πΆ
#Wimbledon
See part 2 of what registered veterinary nurses can do under Schedule 3 of the Veterinary Surgeons Act β¬
π Suturing simple wounds
π Removing uncomplicated lumps
π Taking samples such as skin biopsies, scrapes, plucks, and needle samples to help the vets diagnosis
π Dental hygiene procedures and dental radiographs
π Taking radiographs
π Helping owners Manage chronic conditions such as diabetes, renal disease, and obesity
As a registered veterinary nurse, specific medical procedures can be delegated to you by a veterinary surgeon under Schedule 3 of the Veterinary Surgeons Act
To exotic or not to exotic, that is the questionβ¦
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Vet nurses are ready to care for all pets, no matter how many legs they have!
#vetnurse #vnam
#vnam2023
#EmpowerOurVNs #vetlife
π©ββοΈπ₯ | What does a Registered Veterinary Nurse do in practice?
In short? A lot!
Tina breaks down what our fabulous and dedicated VNs do day in and day out.
#VeterinaryNursingAwarenessMonth
The term veterinary nurse is a contentious conversation in the vet world.
Registered veterinary nurses and student veterinary nurses are registered with the royal college of veterinary surgeons. They are regulated by them in terms of their conduct and keeping up-to-date with training. The term veterinary nurse is a contentious conversation in the vet world as anyone can use this term, even if not qualified or registered
Efforts have been made to change this, and we fully support this; our nursing team deserves to have their title protected and for pet owners to know your vet nurse is fully qualified to look after your beloved pet.
Registered vet nurses RVN and registered student nurses RSVN are always qualified and trained.
#vetnurse #vnam #vnam2023
#EmpowerOurVNs #vetlife
How many got it right?
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Becoming a registered veterinary nurse takes time, dedication, and passion.
Thatβs why we appreciate our nurses each and every day.
#vetnurse #vnam #vnam2023
#EmpowerOurVNs #vetlife
True or False, did you get it right?
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This is known as schedule 3 procedures in practice and further solidifies why our vet
nurses are just fantastic!
#vetnurse #vnam #vnam2023
#EmpowerOurVNs #vetlife