Rainsbrook Vets Leamington

05/06/2025

‼️ Notice of practice closure tomorrow Friday 6th June 2025 ‼️

Unfortunately, we are closed tomorrow but rest assured we will be back open as normal on Monday 9th June at 9am.

If your pet needs veterinary care during that time, please call the Medivet Leamington 24 hour hospital on 01926 423161.

We look forward to seeing you all again next week.

23/04/2025

✨ We are now a Dog Friendly Clinic ✨

Head over to our page to read our press release!

23/04/2025

Medivet Leamington Upper Grove joins Dog Friendly Clinic Scheme to provide positive visits for pets!

Medivet Leamington Upper Grove has joined the Dog Friendly Clinic Scheme, an initiative run by Dogs Trust and the British Veterinary Behaviour Association (BVBA), to ensure the most comfortable veterinary care experience possible for dogs and their owners.

Many dogs find vet visits stressful, which can result in them being unwilling to enter clinics, being difficult to examine, and worried during treatment. The Dog Friendly Clinic scheme helps practice staff develop dog behaviour knowledge and skills so they can recognise and address early signs of anxiety and improve the welfare of dogs whilst in the clinic. This means improved safety for staff and customers and helps the client-clinic bond.

Through the scheme created by Dogs Trust and the BVBA, canine experts provide the tools for clinic staff to learn more about dog behaviour, including how pain and health conditions can be contributing factors to behaviour, and how to reduce the impact of visiting the vet for dogs.

Through the subscription service, available to all veterinary professionals, advice is provided on how to help dogs remain calm in clinics as well as guidance for dog owners on preparing their pets in advance. Benefits of the Dog Friendly Clinics membership include access to dog behaviour CPD, a certificate and badge to demonstrate a commitment to clients to improve the clinic experience for dogs.

Dr Rachel Casey, Director of Strategy and Transformation at Dogs Trust said:

“Veterinary care is an essential part of dogs’ lives, but some find visits to the vets stressful. We are very pleased to collaborate with the BVBA to create the Dog Friendly Clinic scheme to help veterinary practices embed the principles of behavioural medicine into clinic life.

“Vet clinics are at the forefront of recognising and preventing the development of problem behaviours in dogs, and this scheme will help them develop the skills and knowledge to optimise the wellbeing of the dogs in their care.”


Chris Laurence, Chair of BVBA said:

“Encouraging welfare-friendly treatment of dogs in veterinary practices is one of our primary objectives so every additional practice means many more dogs will benefit.

We’re delighted that Medivet Leamington Upper Grove has joined our dog friendly community. By doing so, they are helping ensure every dog has as positive an experience as possible within their clinic. “

15/04/2025

Now that the sun is finally shining, it’s expected to be spending much more time in the garden. ☀️

There are many spring bulbs that are toxic to pets, causing vomiting, diarrhoea, excessive drooling, disorientation and even heart problems. Swipe for a list of toxic flowers that are harmful to your furry friends. 💐

It’s always safest to avoid planting these flowers in your garden or having them in your home. Whilst toxic poisoning caused by bulbs is fortunately rare, our vets do see an increase in dogs with an upset stomach after nibbling on garden bulbs.

03/04/2025

08/03/2025

✨ International woman’s day ✨ proud of the team of strong women working at Upper Grove Street and across all of the Medivet sites.

07/03/2025

🐾 This beautiful little boy came to visit us this week. We can’t wait to see him for regular weight checks as he grows up. 😍

07/03/2025

26/02/2025

🦷ITS NATIONAL PET DENTAL CARE MONTH🦷

On Monday, I booked Phoebe, my 8 year old Springer Spaniel, in for a dental treatment with my local vet

Phoebe’s teeth are in pretty good condition, but she was starting to form more build up of plaque and tarter at the top of her front two canines. This could start to affect her health, as the plaque is filled with bacteria which could chip off and be swallowed leading to a range of much worse conditions and also could affect her overall gum health leading to possible tooth extractions later. So thought booking in for a scale and polish would be a smart decision going forward.

were amazing and took such special care of Phoebe while she was visiting. Her teeth are sparkly white now and with ongoing home care, such as an enzymatic toothpaste, Phoebe shouldn’t need any more dental treatments for a long time ❤️🦷

25/02/2025

✨ We are very proud to announce that we have been re-accredited as a SILVER cat friendly clinic for 2025 ✨

24/02/2025

This beautiful boy was so relaxed during his puppy check that he had a little nap 💤

21/02/2025

For National Love Your Pet Day, we are making all of our patients ✨patient of the week✨