Pawvet Clinic

23/09/2024

🐾 Exciting News from Pawvet Clinic! 🐾

We are thrilled to introduce our new Laparoscopy Keyhole Surgery service! At Pawvet Clinic, we always strive to bring the best and latest advancements in veterinary care to our furry friends. Laparoscopy, also known as keyhole surgery, offers numerous benefits over traditional spay procedures, and we are excited to offer this cutting-edge service to our community.

Why Choose Laparoscopic Spay?

🔹 Minimally Invasive: Smaller incisions mean less pain and quicker recovery for your pet.
🔹 Reduced Risk of Complications: Lower chance of infection and complications compared to traditional surgery.
🔹 Quicker Recovery: Your pet can get back to their playful self much sooner.
🔹 Less Scarring: Tiny incisions mean minimal scarring, leaving your pet looking and feeling great.
🔹 Enhanced Precision: Advanced equipment allows for greater surgical precision, ensuring the best care for your pet.

To celebrate the launch, we are offering a special price for the first 10 bookings! Give your pet the best care possible with our state-of-the-art laparoscopy spay service.

📞 Call us now at 02081943335 to book your appointment and take advantage of this limited-time offer!

At Pawvet Clinic we have made our mission to provide exceptional veterinary care to all animals. It

17/09/2024

WE NEED A NEW RVN ****
We are expending our team of 2 vets, 3 RVNs and 1 Receptionist. We opened 2 years ago with 1 vet 1 nurse
We have come a long way. This month we are starting to Offer Keyhole surgery, we are also opening a new ward, which allows owners to stay in with their pets when they are hospitalised as inpatients. We are a small team that is extremely dedicated to delivering best standards of care for pets and owners but also we care and support each other.
So, what do we need? Well. Maybe you? Maybe you want to work to the highest clinical standards? Maybe you want to return to first opinion work to get to know a dedicated and wonderful client base. Maybe you want a stable and genuinely happy team, working for independent bosses who truly care. The only stipulations are that you have an RVN qualification, and you fit with our ethos of “doing great work, for great people, with great people”. We do our own on call as continuity of care is important. We have a great nurse rota (1 in 3 weekends on call). We look after each other overtime - .
You get paid extra for it or get time back in lieu. It will be your choice. No-one works exhausted. What do we offer in return for your superstar skills Salary of £32-36k doe - 4 day week, 40h for FT. Flexible working rota.
-Benefits package
- Pension, RVCS, VDS
- CPD encouraged and fully supported, if it’s going to benefit you and us, we are all for it.
If you have any questions, want a discrete and confidential chat, or want to apply, please send your CV to Rinat, our amazing head Vet at [email protected]

04/08/2024

24/05/2024

27/04/2024

I’ve been a vet for 24 years.
I love being a vet, I enjoy the challenge of the job, that every day is different and I never stop learning. I feel privileged to be able to help both pets and their humans in time of need. I am still at awe to witness the impact that pets have on their owner’s life, and i feel humbled when i can fix a broken leg, suture a wound or help remove a grassseed from a digit. My favourite op is c section .I respect my role in easing the pain when it’s time to say goodbye, I insist to be there on the other side of the phone when my clients need support. The relationship we build with clients whilst caring for their pets is truly special. The veterinary profession has changed and evolved massively over the years in terms of investigations, treatments and medications available, client expectations, costs of veterinary care and the digitisation of the world. I started Pawvet clinic because we aim to bring the very best personal care. Using first class equipment and collaborating with experts and colleagues within the profession to gain new ideas and insights into how to deliver the best care. Running my own business can be difficult at times and has its many challenges but the vision of Pawvet Clinic and rewards it brings outweighs any obstacles I have encountered. I am proud to be a vet, a mum and a Practice owner and could never imagine any other career for myself. Thank you for all the kind words and love we receive from clients all year round, it truly brightens our day to see the team getting recognition and motivates everyone to keep on going with our aim of providing the very best independent pet care in London.
Dr Rinat Bytton
Pawvet Clinic

25/04/2024

Welcome Dr Iona Hill ! We are thrilled to introduce our newest veterinary associate to the team. Dr Iona Hill brings with her a passion for Imaging and internal medicine. She will be seeing patients every day and will take part in the out of hours and emergency care.
Her dedication and love for animals are sure to make positive impact on our furry patients and their families.

Let’s give Dr Hill a big round of applause and show her some love in the comments below!!

01/01/2024

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02/12/2023

02/11/2023

Got an XL Bully? Don’t panic!!!
There are just a few changes you need to do to make sure you and your XL Bully are safe and compliant for the new laws on 31st December 2023.

1. Register your dog with Defra and apply for an exemption certificate. This will come at a cost but you will only have to purchase it once. Use this link for more details
https://www.gov.uk/guidance/prepare-for-the-ban-on-xl-bully-dogs #:~:text=XL%20Bully%20dog.-,Keeping%20an%20XL%20Bully%20dog,fee%2C%20to%20cover%20administration%20costs.
2. Get Third party liability pet insurance for you dog. This dogs trust do this for just £25 per year https://www.dogstrust.org.uk/support-us/membership
3. If not already done so get your dog neutered – If they are over a year by June 2024 if under a year by December 2024.
4. Microchip your dog with up to date details
5. Muzzle and lead walking only in public places
6. You can not breed from your XL Bully
7. No rescuing, rehoming or abandoning your XL Bully

It’s great to muzzle train all dogs for when they are in stressful situations like the vet’s etc follow this link to a video on how to muzzle train your dog https://www.battersea.org.uk/pet-advice/dog-advice/muzzle-training-your-dog

Here at Paxton Vets we love all breeds of dogs and know that their behaviour is just an extension of their owners and how they have been treated. We want to support all XL Bullies and their owners at this difficult time but also want you to know that they are just some small changes and you and your dog can still have very happy lives together.

02/11/2023

The details and dates of the XL Bully ban in England and Wales have been announced.

Here is what you and your clients need to know;

From 31st December 2023 it will be against the law to sell, abandon, giveaway or breed from an XL Bully

Owners of XL Bullies will be required to registered them for a 'Certificate of Exemption' and have them neutered, microchipped and only walk them in public places if they are on a lead and muzzled

Dogs who are less than a year old on 31st January 2024 need to be neutered by 31st December 2024.

Dogs who are over a year old on 31st January 2024 need to be neutered by 30th June 2024.

Owners must also take out Third Party Insurance against their dog attacking other people. This is provided via Dogs Trust membership and costs £25 a year

The exemption certificates will need to be signed by their vet to confirm neutering has taken place.

This needs to be done by 31st January 2024 and will costs £92.40. Details on how to apply for and complete the forms have not yet been released.

If stray XL Bullies are brought into the clinic, you need to contact the local dog warden who has the responsibility for them

If owners chose to euthanase their XL Bully rather than comply with these regulations, there is a fund of £200 per dog to cover the costs. Both the owner and the vet will need to complete an application for this, again the exact details of how we do this haven't been released.

A definition of how to identify an XL Bully dog has also been released. This is somewhat vague because these dogs aren't a breed but considered a type. They will not have to fulfill all the criteria to be defined as an XL. If there is any question as to whether a dog is an XL Bully, the current advice is to assume it is and adhere to the regulations.

As with the other dogs covered by the DDA, there are trained Dog Legislation Officers who are the official arbiters of defining a dog. Again, we haven't been given information on what to do if there is confusion over whether a dog is an XL Bully but it is likely you will need to contact your local officer though your local police force.

It is likely that many insurance companies will no longer cover XL Bullies as they are a banned breed. We will need to let our owners know this and to check with their company to see what their decision is.

Here are some useful links;

The official government announcement; https://www.gov.uk/guidance/prepare-for-the-ban-on-xl-bully-dogs

Dogs Trust Membership; https://www.dogstrust.org.uk/support-us/membership

Muzzle training information; https://muzzleupproject.com/ and https://www.themuzzlemovement.com/

13/09/2023

These 2 kittens were brought to our clinic as were found by member of the public
They have a collar and no microchip they. Seem to be used to humans and definitely lived in a home.
Please share this so we can find their owners.

13/09/2023

Morning

We are looking for a part time veterinary practice cleaner in muswell Hill

3-4 times per week

Tuesday
Thursday
Friday

2 hours per shift.

Call Rinat 02081943335 for further details

Thanks,

24/08/2023

Are you a passionate and dedicated individual with a deep love for animals? Do you have a strong background in veterinary nursing and a commitment to providing top-notch care for pets? We have an exciting opportunity for a Registered Veterinary Nurse to join our compassionate team at Pawvet Clinic.

Position: Registered Veterinary Nurse
Location: [Muswell Hill , London]
Type: Full-time/ Part time/Flexible

About Us:
At Pawvet, we are dedicated to delivering exceptional veterinary care to our furry companions. Our state-of-the-art facility is equipped with the latest technology and staffed by a team of skilled professionals who are committed to the well-being of animals. We offer a collaborative and supportive work environment where growth and learning are encouraged.

Role and Responsibilities:
As a Registered Veterinary Nurse, you will play a crucial role in supporting our veterinary team and ensuring the highest standard of care for our patients. Your responsibilities will include:

Assisting veterinarians during examinations, surgeries, and procedures.
Administering medications, vaccinations, and treatments as prescribed.
Monitoring and recording vital signs of patients.

Qualifications:

Registered Veterinary Nurse (RVN) qualification: You must be a registered and qualified veterinary nurse, adhering to all necessary regulations and standards. If you are a Clinical Coach it is a plus.
Compassion and Empathy: A genuine love for animals and a compassionate approach to their care.
Team Player: Excellent communication skills and the ability to work effectively within a team.
Attention to Detail: Meticulous record-keeping and a keen eye for observing animal behavior.
Adaptability: The veterinary field is dynamic; you must be adaptable to different situations.
Technical Proficiency: Familiarity with veterinary equipment, procedures, and protocols.
Customer Service: Strong interpersonal skills to provide support and education to pet owners.
Physical Stamina: The role involves some heavy lifting and standing for extended periods.

Benefits:

Competitive salary and benefits package.

19/08/2023

Thank you for being such enthusiastic and caring Team member. Thank you for all you have done for our clients and patients.
We really enjoyed the time you worked with us. It was obvious from the start that you are passionate about animals and science and we wish you all the best of Luck in your future veterinary career.
Hopefully we can work together again in the future.

18/08/2023

Sophies Legacy:

One Vet every 12 weeks commits su***de.
This is the shocking truth
Sadly, both myself and several members of our team have first hand experience of this tragedy here in Liverpool.
There's also our colleagues who give up through emotional burn out, and again, we know of people personally who are no longer in the profession because of this.
Sophie was an Australian Vet who took her own life. Her family have started this campaign to highlight this terribly dark fact, and simply to ask for kindness when dealing with us.
We know that having a poorly pet is distressing, we know how hard we all work to try to help them recover and the mental and emotional fatigue we face in the process.
We are so fortunate to have built The Liverpool Vets on a solid foundation of but there's always room and time for in every interaction in every setting.
Thank you for your support, and you can find out more

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29/07/2023

Jabuticaba went missing 4 days ago around Hillside Gardens in Highgate. If you can help locate him, please give us a call on 020 8194 3335💙