Aeron Vets

09/02/2025

Dental disease is very common in dogs and cats, and if left untreated, it can lead to painful infections and tooth loss!
Keep your pets happy and healthy—visit us for a FREE dental health check with one of our nurses! Get tips and tricks on how to care for your pet’s teeth today!

06/02/2025

🐾 Meet Pumpkin, Tigger, and Maggie! 🐾🐱

This gorgeous sibling trio spent the day with us last week for their neutering procedures! We loved having them in the clinic! 💕

They were super brave and enjoyed plenty of cuddles afterward. 🥰

Once they’ve fully healed, they’ll be ready to start going out and about on new adventures! 🌍🐾🐾

Read on to discover the benefits of neutering your cat!

🐾 Prevents Unwanted Litters – Helps reduce the number of stray and homeless cats.

🩺 Health Benefits – Lowers the risk of certain cancers and infections, such as uterine infections (pyometra) in females and testicular cancer in males.

😺 Reduces Roaming – Neutered cats are less likely to wander far from home, reducing the risk of accidents and injuries from fighting!

💢 Less Spraying & Marking – Helps minimize territorial urine spraying and strong odors.

02/02/2025

February is Pet Dental Health Month 😁

We're offering a FREE dental check with a nurse throughout February. If your pet requires treatment we are also offering a 10% discount too!

Book your pet's dental check, call us on 01570 470100

Aeron Vets is a trusted, friendly and independent vet practice. We are based in Ciliau Aeron and our team is here to look after your animals - 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

31/01/2025

Caio had his annual health check and booster with vet Niamh today 🩺🐾.
Here he is enjoying some treats from the Lickimat, which kept him so distracted, he didn’t even notice his injection! 💉🍖
All set and protected for another year! 🎉

26/01/2025

Meet Doug the dog! 🐶

After a run-in with a motorbike before Christmas, Doug suffered a dislocated hip.

Despite our best efforts to reposition it, his hip wouldn't stay in place, so surgery became necessary.

Vets Fionn and Frances performed a hip toggle procedure to secure it properly. Doug has a few weeks of rest left ahead of him before he's back to his duties on the farm 🚜.

Well done, Doug – you’re a real trooper! 💪🐾

19/01/2025

🌟 A Warm Welcome to Our New Veterinary Nurse, Siân! 🐾 (Featuring Dibs the cat!)

We're excited to introduce Siân, who joined our team at the end of December! 🎉 Be sure to say hello the next time you’re in!

Siân brings a wealth of experience and enthusiasm to our team. After qualifying as a veterinary nurse in 2019, she has gone on to complete a certificate in emergency and critical care! 🎓💪

When Siân isn’t at work, you can find her in the garden, enjoying quality time with her two cats, Katty and Winnie 🐈🐈.

12/01/2025

🚶‍♀️🐕 January is Walk Your Dog Month! 🐾

What better way to kickstart a healthy new year than by getting outside and enjoying some quality time with your furry friend? Whether it’s a brisk walk, a hike, or just a stroll around the neighborhood, walking is great for both you and your pet’s health!

Here are some of our staff pets out and about, enjoying their daily walks. 🐾🌟

Now, it’s your turn! We’d love to see your pets getting active this January! Share a picture of your dog out and about in the comments below. Let’s inspire each other to stay healthy and active this month! 💪🐕

08/01/2025

🐾 Has Your Pet Overindulged This Festive Season? 🦴🥩🍗

We know the holidays can mean extra treats for your furry friend, but if you’re noticing a few extra pounds, we’re here to help! For personalized advice and guidance on managing your pet’s weight, give us a call today and book a consultation with one of our experienced nurses. 🐶🐱

Here are some tips to help your pet shed those extra pounds and get back to their best:

💡 Weight Management Tips for Your Pet:

Portion Control: Measure their food based on the recommended guidelines to avoid overfeeding. Say goodbye to free-feeding! 🥣
Limit Treats: Treats are fun, but try to limit them and choose healthier alternatives like carrots or apple slices! 🥕
Regular Exercise: Keep your pet active with daily walks, interactive toys, or play sessions. Let’s make fitness fun! 🏃‍♀️🎾
Balanced Diet: Ensure their diet is suited to their age, size, and activity level for optimal health. 🐾
No Table Scraps: Keep those holiday leftovers away from your pet—human food can be too rich and fatty for their digestion. 🍽️
Let's keep our pets healthy and happy in the New Year! 🎉

25/12/2024

22/12/2024

Foods on our naughty list should be kept well out of paws' reach! Items on our nice list can be enjoyed in small amounts🐾

Be cautious when introducing anything new to your pet as any new food can cause a dietary upset particularly if your pet has any special dietary needs that may make some of the foods listed unsuitable for them.

If you're unsure about any of the foods listed, always speak to your vet!

20/12/2024

BONES! Another festive treat that can be harmful to our pets...

19/12/2024

Eifion has worked at Aeron Vets for a grand total of 38 years! He graduated from Glasgow in 1982.

There isn't a farm he hasn't been to and he is familiar with the corners of many a field; foaling mares, calving cows and lambing sheep.

We have been lucky to have the benefit of his experience for the best part of 4 decades and are hoping his "retirement" means he will reduce his work rate to that of a normal human!

In the little free time he has had, Eifion enjoys walking his dogs in the local area, reading, watching rugby and and spending time with his family.

We look forward to seeing what else he can achieve in the garden with his spare time and await with interest whether his sheep flock expands!

18/12/2024

Meet Jon, a new addition to the Aeron Vets team!
After graduating from the Royal Veterinary College, Jon worked as a mixed vet before focusing his attention on farm animals. Jon has been working at The Cattle Vet, our sister practice, for the last couple of years before joining the Aeron Vets team as well this Autumn! 🐮🐂
Outside of work, Jon is a petrol head, if he isn’t watching grand prix, you may find him tinkering on his motorbike

18/12/2024

As the big day approaches, it's important to remember that some festive treats can be dangerous to our pets, one of the most common being chocolate! 🍫🍪

If you suspect your dog has eaten chocolate, contact us as soon as possible!

17/12/2024

Fionn graduated in 2014, having completed a degree in pathology alongside his veterinary degree 🎓
Having started in mixed practice, he made the transition to companion animals in 2018 and hasn't looked back since!
Fionn has a special interest in surgery, and has completed a postgraduate certificate in small animal surgery in 2022.
During this time he joined the practice to provide maternity cover and hasn't left since!
Here is Fionn with his own dogs, Senna and Timmy 🐾🐕

17/12/2024

Here are our opening hours for the festive season! Don't panic, for any of those emergencies, we have a vet on call! 🎄🎅❄️
Remember to order your pets repeat medications in plenty of time 🐾

16/12/2024

Meet Emily, one of the new practice owners of Aeron Vets

Emily graduated from the Royal Veterinary college and has worked in west Wales ever since, she started her career as a mixed animal vet but now focusing on small animals and particularly enjoys medical cases and ultrasound scans 🐾

In her spare time Emily enjoys travelling, last year undertaking some veterinary charity work in Sri Lanka on a neutering and rabies vaccination campaign 💉 When at home she enjoys going running with her dog Waldo and exploring the Welsh countryside 🐾

15/12/2024

Frances has been a member of the Aeron Vets team since 2007!
Frances enjoys all aspects of mixed practice and relishes the challenge of whatever creature is put in front of her next, be that cow, dogs, sheep, horse or one of her two children!
Always keen to move with the times, Frances has spent time concentrating on herd health planning, Johnes management and in recent years completed the Arwain DGC antibiotic champion training. Optimising client and animal welfare are her top concerns 🐑