Medivet Bloomsbury

09/01/2025

Is Kennel Cough only found in Kennels?

Dr. Kirsty Penders answers this common myth 🐶

05/01/2025

🎊 Happy New Year from everyone at Medivet Bloomsbury! 🎊

As we step into 2025, we’re here to help you give your pets the healthiest, happiest year yet! 🐾 Whether they need routine preventative care, a little extra TLC, or advanced treatments, our dedicated team is ready to provide expert care tailored to your pet’s needs.

Here’s a snapshot of the services we proudly offer:

🔸 Vaccinations – Protect your pets against harmful diseases.
🔸 Parasite Control – Say goodbye to pesky fleas, ticks, and worms.
🔸 Neutering – Supporting responsible pet ownership and long-term health.
🔸 Microchipping – A simple step to ensure lost pets can be safely reunited.

Plus, we provide a full range of additional services, including:

🐾 Pet Travel Certificates – Ensuring hassle-free trips abroad
🐾 Dental Care – Keeping your pets’ teeth healthy and pain-free
🐾 In-house Laboratory – Quick test results for faster treatment

💡 Don’t forget about our Health Care Plans! They’re designed to help you spread the cost of routine preventative care, saving you money while ensuring your pet gets the regular check-ups they need.

Need repeat prescriptions or help with insurance claims? We’ve got you covered!
Let’s make 2025 the best year yet for your furry friends. 🐶🐱 Feel free to reach out to us for appointments or any questions—we’re always happy to help!

Contact us at: 020 3824 1251
Email address: [email protected] or
Request access to our online booking system to book your own appointments at your convenience.

12/12/2024

Our fantastic vet Kirsty, from our Bloomsbury Practice, debunks a very common pet myth!

Let us know what you would like to know below 👇

27/11/2024

📣ATTENTION ALL CLIENTS 📣

30/10/2024

🎉 ATTENTION ALL CUSTOMERS - We’ve Expanded to Bloomsbury! 🎉

We’re thrilled to announce that our brand-new MEDIVET clinic in Bloomsbury, London is officially open and ready to welcome you and your pets! 🐶🐱

Previously known as the ophthalmology clinic, we’ve now transformed into a full-service, first-opinion veterinary practice offering a wide range of services—from general health checks and vaccinations to dental care and more! 🏥

🚨 Special Offer for New Clients! 🚨
To celebrate our opening, we’re offering complimentary health check-ups for all new clients and their pets. 🌟 But hurry, this offer won’t last long! Make sure your furry friends are in top health—come visit us and meet our caring team.

📍 Where to Find Us: 45 Grays Inn Rd, London WC1X 8PP
☎️ Book your complimentary health check now at Medivet Bloomsbury or visit our website at https://www.medivetgroup.com/vet-practices/bloomsbury/.

We’re excited to be part of the Bloomsbury community and can’t wait to meet you and your pets! ❤️

Medivet Bloomsbury

08/06/2022

This month we are putting the Eye in Pride. Eyes come in the full rainbow of colours all decided by the amount of melanin produced in the iris. However these red eyes belong to albino animals that do not produce any pigment at all. Instead the iris is translucent allowing the red from the blood vessels to show through.

01/06/2022

This month we will be putting the EYE in PRIDE by joining the LGBTQI+ community in celebrating love in all its forms. We recognise all genders, respect all relationships and look forward to the end of all forms of discrimination.

08/04/2022

Friday is Eye-day! Have you noticed how some animals appear to have glow in the dark eyes? What you are actually seeing is the reflection of light hitting the tapetum lucidum layer in the eye. This internal reflection allows any small amount of light in the environment to to maximised and therefore increasing their ability to see at low light levels.

01/04/2022

Friday is Eye-day! One of the commonest problems we see at the clinic is entropian, This is a congenital problem where the eyelids roll inwards, causing the lashes to scratch the surface of the eye. This is extremely painful and needs to be surgically corrected.
Entropian is rarely seen in cats and most often in dog breeds with facial skin folds such as shar-pei and bulldogs,

23/03/2022

The clinic is closed today, apologises for any inconvenience. We are in Manchester attending BrAVO - the British Association of Veterinary Ophthalmologists - conference. We will be pleased to see you next week.

18/03/2022

We are back with the latest Friday is Eyeday, I know you missed us!!
The surface of the eye is called the cornea. It plays a similar role to skin on the rest of our body, providing a water tight, protective layer that keeps out bacteria and prevents dehydration.
Just like our skin, the cornea can heal itself after injury, but how can we protect the eye while it heals? In some cases we can place a plain contact lens on the eye to act as a bandage!!

31/01/2022

Lilly decided she was happier relaxing in the office after her exam, rather than her kennel. We do try to keep our customers happy.

28/01/2022

Friday is Eye-day! One of the very first patients we saw at the clinic this week was Clover, a geriatric rabbit that lives with our Head Nurse Liz.
Clover has blocked tear ducts, a common problem with rabbits. This can lead to discomfort and infection if not treated. Fortunately Clover’s eyes were otherwise healthy and Liz can manage her ongoing treatment at home. Good luck Clover 🤞🐰

24/01/2022

We are open!!🥳🥳 Christopher, our amazing receptionist, is excited to meet all the new clients and their pets. Come in and say ‘hello’.

21/01/2022

Friday is Eye-day! Our friends at Mimi’s Rodent Rescue posted a video this week of a rat ‘boggling’. Although it can look quite alarming, it is actually a sign that your rat is very happy and relaxed. Chilled out rats grind their front teeth, called bruxing, which can lead to boggling if very enthusiastic. Just like hamsters and pugs the eyes sit very shallow in the skull so movements in the jaw can result in moving the eyes!

19/01/2022

Today we took delivery of two very different types of oxygen generator.

14/01/2022

Friday is Eye-day! Today we are talking cataracts. Just like people, cloudy deposits solidify in the eye as part of the aging process. Sadly they can not be prevented and eventually lead to sight loss. As they develop slowly many pets cope amazingly well with reduced vision. Cataracts can be removed only at specialist referral centres, which we will be happy to organise for your pet.