It's grass seed season!
⚠️It's grass seed season ⚠️
And this year, they are more visible as many commons around the country are being left to grow in a rewilding effort. This is why, as a dog owner, you need to be particularly careful when taking your dog for a walk! 🐶
These pointed grasses hide in long grass patches all around our parks. Their seeds are arrow-shaped and can enter a dog’s skin very easily! Once it’s in, they can travel through your pet’s tissues, causing infections and serious other health issues. Grass seeds can also enter your dog’s nose and get lodged in their throat or enter their lungs, which can prove fatal if not dealt with in time.
That’s why it’s important to check for grass seeds after your dog’s daily walk and be aware of signs of discomfort such as:
- Sneezing
- Shaking their head a lot
- Gnawing at their paw
- Scratching their ear
- Squinting one eye
If you spot any of the signs above, don’t delay bring your pet to our surgery immediately! Grass seed removal is a painless, stress-free procedure taking place under anaesthetic by one our highly trained healthcare professionals.
If you suspect your pet may have a grass seed injury, call us as soon as you can on 020 8948 3737 or bring them straight in if they are in distress.
Who wants a FREE dental check?
Who wants a FREE dental check? 🪥🦷
Hurry up! You have until the end of March to benefit from our Pet Smile Month promotion! 😺🐶
🪥 Free dental check
🪥 15% off dental treatments and products
You can also be flexible with your vet fees thanks to our 0% finance option which helps you spread the cost over 6, 12, 18 and 24 months.
Find out more about it here: https://thevetonrichmondhill.co.uk/offers/0-finance/
Taking care of your pet’s teeth will not only tackle smelly breath! It prevents more serious issues from developing further down the line, such as heart, kidney and liver problems.
Book your free dental check now, call us on 020 8948 3737
How to clean your pet’s teeth
Have you ever thought about cleaning your pet’s teeth? Just like with humans, pets need to keep their teeth clean and healthy to avoid complications and painful dental disease! In this video, we show you how to do it!
Dental disease is one of the most common problems we see in surgery and can cause a lot of pain to your pets! Here are the symptoms to watch out for:
✅ Smelly breath
✅ Bleeding gums
✅ Weight loss
✅ Difficulty eating
To help combat dental disease, we got you covered with our Pet Smile Month promotion! Benefit from:
🪥 Free dental check ups
🪥15% off all dental treatments and products
So don’t waste any time as this offer only runs until the end of March! Contact our surgery on 020 8948 3737 to book your FREE dental check up!
PET SMILE MONTH IS STILL ON!
🦷PET SMILE MONTH IS STILL ON! 🦷
Have you benefited from our Pet Smile Month offer? If not, why not?
Dental disease is one of the most common problems we see in surgery and can cause a lot of pain to your pets! Why not having their teeth checked out for FREE? 💚
Here’s what we offer:
🪥 FREE dental check ups
🪥15% off all dental treatments and products
Symptoms of dental disease include:
✅ Smelly breath
✅ Bleeding gums
✅ Weight loss
✅ Difficulty eating
So don’t waste any time as this offers only run until the end of March! Contact our surgery on 020 8948 3737 to book your FREE dental check up!
Cat is having its teeth cleaned by one of our wonderful vets!
Taking care of our pets’ teeth is as important as keeping our own teeth healthy! 🪥🦷
Did you know there’s a dental disease that’s so common it is found in more than a third of adult cats? It’s called FORL’s (Feline Oral Resorptive Lesion) featured in this video. This is when cells called odontoclasts start to destroy the surface of the tooth. It starts underneath the gum, making it very difficult to diagnose. It’s also very painful.
Could your pet be in pain? 🐱🐶
We got you covered as we are offering FREE dental checks and a 15% off on dental procedures and products!
This offer only runs until end of February so hurry up and call us on 020 8948 3737 to claim your FREE dental check!
Could your pet have dental disease?
Could your pet be in pain? 🦷 🪥
Dental Disease is one of the most common problems we see in veterinary practice and like with humans can cause significant pain and suffering.
The good news is that it is usually resolved if addressed early with appropriate care. Symptoms of dental disease include:
✅ Smelly breath
✅ Bleeding gums
✅ Weight loss
✅ Difficulty eating
Dental disease not only affects the teeth it can spread and cause organ damage. To help combat dental disease we are offering:
Free dental check ups
15% off all dental treatments
We will also offer you advice on the treatment and prevention of gum disease, to help keep those teeth clean and infection free.
If you suspect your pet is suffering from dental pain, give us a call on 020 8948 3737 and claim your FREE dental check!
🚨🔔 SHOUTOUT TO ALL XL BULLY OWNERS! 📣
❗Act NOW or risk losing your beloved pet!😔
You've got a week left to request the exemption certificate from Gov. uk or your XL Bully could be SEIZED!
So Don't wait till the end of January!
Luke, our dedicated hospital manager, and Peach are here to address all your concerns and questions. 🐾
💚 Luke has shared ESSENTIAL information regarding the XL Bully Ban in the UK in our earlier videos. To navigate this situation with confidence, be sure to check out the series of XL Bully videos we've created for you.
https://www.youtube.com/@LondonvetsUk
And, don’t forget to take advantage of our EXCLUSIVE OFFERS:
✅ 25% off neutering for XL Bully breeds
✅ £10 microchipping until the end of February!
Drop your questions in the comments below! Luke and Peach will address them in an upcoming video next week. Time is of the essence – act NOW for the well-being of your XL Bully!
XL Bully Ban Update! 📣❗✅
Take immediate action and get ready for the upcoming changes by ensuring your lovely pet is in compliance! 💚
Luke, one of our managers and Peach are here to recap the crucial details you need to know about the XL Bully Ban in the UK.
Plus, take advantage of our special offer:
✅ 25% off neutering xl bully breeds
✅£10 microchipping till the end of the Feb! 🐶✨
In regard to exemption conditions, owners need to ensure that their dog has been permanently neutered, confirmed by an RCVS registered veterinary surgeon, a service we proudly offer at our hospital! Let's keep our pets happy, healthy, and safe together.
And, please comment your questions below, Luke and Peach will answer them in the upcoming video next week!
Caring professional service for pets of all shapes and sizes! 💚
As promised, we are happy to share valuable tips and tricks for muzzle training our adorable XL bullies.
As you are aware, from 31 December 2023 breeding, selling, advertising, rehoming, abandoning, and allowing XL Bully dogs to stray will be illegal.
From this date, these dogs must be kept on a lead and muzzled in public.
To comply with the new regulations, please follow these steps:
Verify whether your dog is classified as an XL bully.
Apply for a Certificate of Exemption.
Ensure that your dog is microchipped.
Neuter your dog.
Keep your dog on a leash and always use a muzzle when in public.
For more information on preparing for the XL bully ban, visit:
https://dnavetcare.co.uk/5-things-you-need-to-do-to.../
Listen to our Hospital Manager Luke on how to prepare for the XL bully ban
From 31 December 2023 breeding, selling, advertising, rehoming, abandoning, and allowing an XL bully dog to stray will be illegal in the UK.
Over the last few weeks, our surgery has received a lot of questions from concerned XL bully owners as the new regulations are now fast approaching for England and Wales.
First and foremost, we want to assure you that we will do our absolute best to support our clients throughout the entire process of registering their dog. Our goal is to care for all animals no matter what shape or size.
Here are the steps you must follow:
1- Confirm that your dog is classified as an XL bully
2- Apply for a Certificate of Exemption
3- Microchip your dog
4- Neuter your dog
5- Keep your dog on a lead and always muzzled when in public
Read more about how you must prepare for the XL bully ban here: https://dnavetcare.co.uk/5-things-you-need-to-do-to-prepare-for-the-xl-bully-ban/
