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Monday 8:30am - 6:30pm Tuesday 8:30am - 6:30pm Wednesday 8:30am - 6:30pm Thursday 8:30am - 6:30pm Friday 8:30am - 6:30pm Saturday 8:30am - 1:30pm

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23/01/2025

Can you spot something that shouldn't be there in the first two pics? 🦷🐾

Juno came into Chiswick for a routine spay but she also had a retained deciduous ( milk ) tooth. X-rays showed an intact root meaning that it is unlikely that the tooth will come out of its own accord. If left it can cause problems for the teeth nearby. Dr Alice removed the baby tooth, Juno is recovering nicely post procedure!

23/12/2024

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14/12/2024

This is Muezza she can in to .vets because she was vomiting and very unwell.

She was quickly diagnosed with low blood potassium which would affect her heart and nervous system if left untreated.

X-ray allowed us to diagnose bunching of her intestines and, after managing her dehydration and potassium imbalance overnight at our 24 hour hospital in Fulham, we operated to remove a 20cm long woollen yarn that was bunching and damaging her intestine.

She was kept in hospital for TLC and monitoring until we were happy that her intestine was recovering well and then went home for more love and cuddles.

Linear foreign bodies can be fatal and cats are fascinated by string and wool. Muezza’s owners sought out help at the right time and we hope that she should make a good recovery.

With it being Christmas, please be very careful of fairy lights, tinsel, ribbon from presents…

13/12/2024

This adorable little munchkin came into our Fulham clinic for our out-of-hours service, coming from our fantastic partner practice,

Her owner was concerned that she might have ingested a cigarette, so we induced vomiting and showered her with plenty of cuddles.

Soon after, we happily returned her to the care of the wonderful team at

12/12/2024

Image one: As I’m sure many of you will already know, Alice is our head vet at Chiswick. Dr. Alice graduated from the RVC in 2010. She has since been awarded postgraduate qualifications in both surgery and management. Alice is the head vet at our Chiswick hospital and is launching our laparoscopic service, running daily clinical operations, and receiving internal and external soft tissue surgery referrals.

Alice is an Advanced Practitioner in Small Animal Surgery and a certified BOAS assessor, using the latest techniques to improve these breeds’ breathing. Alice, as you can tell, is thorough and driven to provide the best care to both our patients and pet parents.

Image two: This is Alice at the Kennel Club for her Respiratory Assessor update training 💥

Image three: This is Max. Alice performed her magic on him recently, but more to come on Max and exactly what Alice did… If you have any questions about BOAS, ask away below. 👇🏼

Image four: Alice showing us her surgical skills… Who can guess what she is doing here?

Image five: Alice working hard all the while giving little Suki lots of cuddles.

I have no doubt that you all share our appreciation for Alice and everything she contributions to making Wolfe Vets the special place it is ❤️

10/12/2024

The bravest boy, Hero came to Chiswick for a nail trim with senior nurse Jess! He was so well behaved and sat like a gentleman. Just a little reminder, nurse appointments are included in the Wolfe pack 🙏🏽

28/11/2024

This is Peanut, here for an appointment with Dr Alonso concerning an eye infection ❤️💔

21/11/2024

Carrying on from

This is brothers Salt (right) & Pepper (left) they came in to be neuterer at Fulham a few days ago and were super star patients 🌟

14/11/2024

Mamoosh and Barfi getting ALL THE cuddles from Angie and Val 🥰

13/11/2024

From James: ‘As most of you are aware, Attie is our family dog. Recently, he was shying away from being petted on his hips, and when I examined him, he was sore. It was important to work out why this was the case, so we scheduled a CT scan of his hips and an investigation into inflammatory joint and bone disease.

Luckily, he does not have a bone or joint disease, but there was going to be something to find.

Attie has hip dysplasia; this is not just an old dog problem. He already has signs of arthritis, and despite being happy to jump over fences and charge up and down the stairs, he has painful hips. He does not need much done yet, only anti-inflammatory painkillers and joint supplements, but he will need yearly hip X-rays and will likely one day need hip replacements. Early screening makes a huge difference for dogs like Attie, and at Wolfe Vets, we have the tools and expertise to diagnose and treat problems early.’

If you have any questions about Attie and what led us to be concerned about his hips, please ask away, or if you have any questions about your fur babies, please ask below, and I’ll get the team to reply ❤️.

05/11/2024

Appreciation post for the bravest boy. This is Lolo, THE MOST handsome chap. He was in for his post-op check after having a tumor removed.

We are all thinking of you and have everything crossed for the results coming back. Always here for you if you need to chat, from one fur baby mommy to another ❤️ we love you Lolo

17/10/2024

This is Capri, she was here for a dental to remove a broken tooth. X-ray (image two) shows the importance of dental X-rays… looks like she has a missing incisor but, there is actually a fractured root under the gum

14/10/2024

The coolest coloured Labrador, Nala… She was here for her vaccinations ❤️

09/10/2024

A beagle baby came to visit us today ❤️ welcome to the Frankie ❤️

30/09/2024

Baby Bennie came in for his bandage change and was a very good boy as per usual 😊

29/09/2024

Happy Sunday… hope you manage to get a minutes peace at some point 😅❤️

28/09/2024

This is fluff ball, baby cakes, Phyllis she came in for her first visit and was THE BESTEST girl for her vaccinations 👏🏽 👏🏽

She is so fluffy she almost looks blurry?

24/09/2024

👋🏼 We’re so excited to share some fantastic news with our clients and the amazing veterinary community: Wolfe Vets Fulham has achieved RCVS accredited Emergency Hospital status! 🎉

What does this mean? To become accredited we have volunteered to be rigorously assessed every four years and we have exceeded a range of standards including hygiene, emergency cover, staff training, and levels of medical equipment.

Accreditation gives pet owners the peace of mind that Wolfe Vets Fulham and Wolfe vets Chiswick has been judged to successfully fulfil our goal of providing the best veterinary health care possible.

If you have any questions please ask below or pop in and have a chat with the team. Always striving to achieve the best for our patients and clients ❤️

Address

548-550 Chiswick High Road
London
W45RG

Opening Hours

Monday	8:30am - 6:30pm
Tuesday	8:30am - 6:30pm
Wednesday	8:30am - 6:30pm
Thursday	8:30am - 6:30pm
Friday	8:30am - 6:30pm
Saturday	8:30am - 1:30pm

Telephone

+442081674477

Website

http://www.wolfevets.co.uk/

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Happy Saturday team 🐶 🐱 🐹 🐰

We wish you a Merry Christmas🎄 Agnes is singing (and digging) along 🐩

We have had a Maine Coon X breed with blue/green eyes brought into @wolfe.vets He was found on Oxford Road South. He has got dark and light brown fur with a white tummy and tabby markings on his front legs and face. Please could you help us by reposting and sharing as we are unable to find his owners, he is chipped but is registered to a french microchip. He was registered in 2018. Please call us on 020 8167 4477 if you think you may know him.

Happy Saturday everyone 🌲

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