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15/03/2024

❗️Sad Post❗️
We have just had a tortoise shell, female cat handed in to us. Unfortunately she is deceased, and has no microchip. She was found by Gairneybank, Kinross by the flyover.
Please contact us if you think she may be yours.

06/03/2024

EDIT: owner found and dog reunited - thanks everyone for sharing 😊 🐾

Stray Dog!

We have had a stray dog handed in to us this morning found on the Loch Path by Levenmouth.

Please call us on 01577 863328 if you think this dog may be yours. Pictures/proof of ownership required.
Microchipped but not registered

01/03/2024

A Fife veterinary group has donated towards the upkeep of the dogs in the care of a local kennel.

14/02/2024

Happy Valentine's Day to all our wonderful pet owners! ❤️

29/01/2024

Brush those teeth 🦷

It’s important for our pets to receive dental care. Keeping on top of their dental needs and maintaining good oral hygiene should be as much a part of your pet’s life as it is yours 🙌

If you need advice our team are here and happy to help 😊
Give us a call today 01383 722818 📞

In case you missed our previous posts for the month of February we are offering 25% off the cost of our dental package 🤩

Subject to availability
Terms and conditions apply.

20/01/2024

NEW offer for February only 🦷😃

If you would like any more information and to book -
📞 Call us on 01577 863328
📲 Send us a message 👉 https://www.inglisvet.co.uk/contact-us

Offer is subject to availability so book now to avoid missing out ⏰

18/01/2024

Customer notice 😊

As of Monday 29th January 2024
Alphavet will be closed for lunch daily between 1pm and 2pm.
For emergencies call usual number 01577 863328 and you will be directed to the main hospital in Dunfermline.
🐾

19/12/2023

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Click here to order your repeat prescription: https://www.inglisvet.co.uk/services/prescriptions

05/12/2023

🎄Inglis Advent🎄

Today's lucky winner of the Inglis Advent is the lovely Lewis. Lewis is pictured with Student RVN Becca and his prize 🥎

10/10/2023

World Mental Health Day is a day to talk about mental health and show everyone that mental health matters. It’s also a day to let people know that it’s okay to ask for help, no matter what you’re going through. 💚

04/05/2023

Just a reminder we will be closed on Monday the 8th of May.
For any emergencies please contact the hospital! We are open again as normal on Tuesday the 9th 😊

Our branches will be closed on Monday 8th May 🐾

17/03/2023

Feel Good Friday!

Here we have 14 week old Murphy and Ralphie who were in for a check up. Aren’t they just gorgeous? ❤️🐶

15/03/2023

Just a heads up to our clients - if you're looking to book an appointment this week, our branches will be closing early on Thursday, with the hospital providing emergency cover only.

Also, don't forget you can book appointments directly on our website 👉 https://www.inglisvet.co.uk/book-an-appointment

14/03/2023

We wanted to share this lovely portrait of one of our patients, Bronte, who sadly crossed over to rainbow bridge recently. She will be sadly missed 🌈❤️

Portrait by Carrie Southerton.

22/12/2022

Here are our opening times over the festive period🎄

We wish all of our clients and pets a very Merry Christmas and Happy New Year! 🎅🎊🎄

23/11/2022

Antibiotic Amnesty 2022
One more week to take advantage of our antibiotic amnesty. Feel free to return any unused or partially used (e.g. extra or out of date) antibiotic medications to your veterinary practice for safe disposal.

16/11/2022

Antibiotic Amnesty 2022
Throughout November 2022, overlapping with World Antibiotic Awareness Week (18th-24th November) many veterinary practices are holding an antibiotic amnesty where you can return any unused or partially used (e.g. extra or out of date) antibiotic medications to your veterinary practice for safe disposal.
Antibiotics can end up polluting our soil and water and should not be:
• Disposed of down the sink
• Flushed down the toilet
• Thrown in the bin
Increased antibiotics in the water means more bacterial resistance to antibiotics and this is harmful to both people and pets, therefore they should be disposed of safely.
You can help by taking part in the amnesty and bringing any unused or partially used antibiotics to your veterinary practice for safe disposal, so we can help keep antibiotics working for when they are really needed.

Antibiotic Amnesty 2022

Throughout November 2022, overlapping with World Antibiotic Awareness Week (18th-24th November) many veterinary practices are holding an antibiotic amnesty where you can return any unused or partially used (e.g. extra or out of date) antibiotic medications to your veterinary practice for safe disposal.
Antibiotics can end up polluting our soil and water and should not be:
• Disposed of down the sink
• Flushed down the toilet
• Thrown in the bin
Increased antibiotics in the water means more bacterial resistance to antibiotics and this is harmful to both people and pets, therefore they should be disposed of safely.
You can help by taking part in the amnesty and bringing any unused or partially used antibiotics to your veterinary practice for safe disposal, so we can help keep antibiotics working for when they are really needed.

03/11/2022

Another Puppy post 😍 this lovely litter of German Shepherd puppies were so well behaved for their 1st vaccines and microchips today!❤️🐶

24/10/2022

Happy Monday!! 😁
What a way to end your Monday, by a lovely litter of 8 Cocker Spaniel puppies!
Aren’t they just gorgeous?!❤️🐶

29/09/2022

MISSING CAT
Have you seen Georgie? He has no collar on but is microchipped. He has sadly been missing for 9 days now, from the Backfaulds area in Milnathort. If you think you have seen him please contact his owner on 07789306089.
Thank you

28/09/2022

MISSING CAT
This is Luna, she is missing from kinross, have you seen her? She is about 5/6 years old, has a flea reflective collar, is microchipped and neutered. Please keep an eye out and check any outbuildings/sheds. Contact us if you have found her.
Thank you

15/09/2022

Kinross Alphavet will be closed on Monday 19th September for the Queens Funeral.
For any emergencies or urgent care the hospital in Dunfermline can be contacted on 01383 722818.
We are back open as normal on Tuesday 20th September.
Thank you

Inglis Vets joins everyone in the UK in mourning the loss of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II.

She will be remembered for her lifetime of dedicated public service and is well known for her love of animals. As a steadfast supporter of the veterinary profession, she was the loyal Patron and benefactor of the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons since 1952 and gave her royal assent to an array of animal-related protection legislations, as well as longstanding support and patronage to a wide range of animal charities and organisations.

We thank her for her extraordinary decades of service and all that she achieved for her nation and the world and extend our condolences to the Royal Family.

On Monday 19th September our branches will all be closed, and any emergencies will be seen at the Hospital in Dunfermline, Halbeath Road.

Our Hospital will be closed for all but urgent treatments and emergencies, and continued care of in patients.

09/09/2022

Rest in peace your Majesty x

As the country mourns, we extend our sympathy to all those who knew, loved and respected Queen Elizabeth II.
What a legacy.
Lx
(credit to the original poster of this beautiful artwork).

08/09/2022

UPDATE: Phones are fixed and you can call us again. Thank you for your patience

We are currently experiencing phone and internet issues, apologies if you are trying to get in contact, our phones are down.

You should be redirected to our main hospital in Dunfermline. Should you need their number it is 01383722818.

Thank you

09/08/2022

Update - NOW HOME 🏡 Thanks for sharing ❤️

**MISSING CAT**

Please keep an eye out & contact us if you spot him. Thank you 🙏

03/08/2022

How adorable is this little boy! ❤️ having a lovely granny cuddle after being in with us for his castration today ❤️

19/07/2022

With hot weather warnings being issued by the Met Office, it's important to remember the signs of heatstroke in dogs. Never risk walking your dog at peak times, keep them cool & safe. 🥵☀️

If you suspect your dog may be suffering from heatstroke, call your vet immediately to get a diagnosis and an appropriate plan of action. Whilst you are phoning your vet, move your dog to a cool area, offer water for them to drink, and pour tepid water over their body.

UPDATE: We recommend using tepid water (room temperature) whilst getting urgent veterinary advice. We believe every individual dog deserves the best possible care, which would require personalised veterinary guidance. We support the use of cold water once a vet has made a diagnosis of heat stroke.

12/07/2022

Most people know that dogs die in hot cars, but the reality is that more than 10 times as many dogs need veterinary treatment for heat-related illness following exercise as for being overheated in cars ⚠

https://www.bva.co.uk/news-and-blog/news-article/if-in-doubt-don-t-go-out-dog-owners-urged-to-rethink-walks-during-hot-weather/

Alongside their annual campaign to warn dog owners of the risks of leaving dogs in hot cars, BVA has joined coalition calls warning about the dangers of taking dogs out on walks in hot weather.

24/06/2022

Do you take your dog to work? :) 🐶

It's National Take Your Dog to Work Day! 🐶😆💻

Does your dog come to work with you? If so, we'd love to see pics of your colleague today! 🐾