Voo Vets Battersea

21/08/2023

*Update* systems are now online and back to normal

Hi all meeting systems down everywhere and we are unable to contact any one. If you have an appointment with us today, we have to cancel and when systems up we will start contacting clients so sorry for the inconvenience and short notice!!

01/12/2022

Have you remembered your dogs advent calendars this year? Hurry Limited amounts remain £10 each.

15/11/2022

It's a bit grey and wet today but the good news is we've added a selection of dog coats to our sale. Pop in to grab your pooch a cozy jacket.

14/11/2022

Christmas has arrived at Voo Battersea!
Doggy advent calendars
Lily's kitchen Christmas food for cats and dog
And lots more.

28/10/2022

Selection of collars, leads and Harnesses reduced in our sale.

26/10/2022

With the clocks changing this weekend and the darker nights approaching, make sure your dog can been seen on walks with these light up flashing collars.
Available in our shop now.

11/10/2022

Remember Remember the 5th of November. However for some pets fireworks are extremely frightening.
There is lots of help out there for our furry friends, from making hides to help them feel safer, shirts and wraps or in extreme cases medication. Book to speak with a vet about the best care for your pet this fireworks season.

04/10/2022

Treat your furry feline to some Almo with pumpkin 🎃 this Halloween season.

01/10/2022

This kitty still hasn't been reunited with his family!

23/09/2022

* FOUND PET ALERT *

We have had a gorgeous black and white cat handed in to Voo Vets Battersea yesterday afternoon and unfortunately it is without a microchip. If anyone is missing or knows anyone missing their little ball of fluff, please get in touch with us on 02077388668.
Proof of ownership will be required for handover.
🐾

05/01/2022

Hydrotherapy Pool for Sale

3.2m x 1.75m Liner pool with a 1.2m depth. Interior ramp is included.

Near brand new pool, has been used only for less than 6 months as a temporary pool due to work being done at our centre. It is a Technik pool with reinforced liner and a steel frame surround sold by the company Hydrophysio. Jets, heater and pump are also included.

Please pm for interest 🙂 Thank you!

19/12/2021

05/11/2021

Found cat
Black female adult. Found across the road clinic. Currently boarding at our Surbiton Voo hospital.

04/11/2021

Kitten found Monday 1st November
Tabby and white male.
Please contact the clinic on 02077388668 during opening hours 8.30am to 7pm Monday-Friday or Saturday 9-11am

25/10/2021

CAT FOUND
Black with a white spot on chest, male cat wearing a grey plastic collar.
Please contact the clinic on 02077388668 our opening times are 8.30am to 7pm

18/06/2021

To all our clients,

You may have seen public information regarding rising cases of a disease in cats called pancytopenia. Voo Vets have been diagnosing and treating this spike of cases in the last few months.

Cats with pancytopenia get very sick due to a low level of platelets and white blood cells. Common signs include lethargy and loss of appetite, although in some cases there are signs of spontaneous bleeding or bruising.

It doesn’t appear to be treatable and recently there has been a product recall of several foods which may be linked to the cause, these include; AVA, Applaws and a Sainsbury’s range. Further details can be found here: https://www.food.gov.uk/news-alerts/alert/fsa-prin-36-2021

From our vet and company director, here is some advice for cat owners regarding this outbreak;

1. Please don’t panic. If your cat is well then stop feeding the recalled diet immediately and monitor for signs of this illness. Remember it has not been definitively established that these diets are the cause.

2. If your cat is developing signs of this illness or your cat has eaten one of these foods and you are worried, please come to your nearest Voo clinic for us to perform an examination and haematology blood test (if we feel it is necessary). This is a quick and simple test to check levels of red and white blood cells and platelet count.

3. If your cat does show changes in haematology this does not confirm a diagnosis of pancytopenia. There are many treatable conditions that can cause these changes so we would proceed with further testing to rule out these conditions first.

4. All our team members have been briefed with the latest information regarding diagnosis and treatment of this condition. We will continue to update them with any new information or veterinary guidance that comes to light, so that we can be as effective as possible.

Voo Vets Team

07/06/2021

Good Morning.

We hope it’s a sunny one for you!
We know mornings can be tricky, from clinging to that last snooze to then running for the shower because of said last snooze. Maybe your toast got burnt or your commute is longer than a lord of the rings book.
We’d like to make it a little better for you…

Introducing, Susan.
Part time influencer, professional sleeper, morning vocal coach and nighttime menace.
She firmly believes you deserve a good day so she has shared some little tips to help you achieve it.

Have a lovely day, from Voo 🐾 (and Susan)

28/05/2021

Meet the beautifully affectionate Kiwi the Bengal & handsome Pluto with model aspirations.
Both came to visit this week for castration procedures as day patients.
It can be so worrying and anxiety inducing to leave your furry family member at the vets for the day.
You may have lots of questions or want to check how they are doing.
What we love doing and had the pleasure of doing with these two lovely boys is, keeping their owners updated all day through our app ‘PetsApp’. Through direct messaging we kept them in the know, shared pictures so they could see they were ok and answer any questions as and when they need us.
We then check in the next day to see how they are and the owners can message us anytime about anything we can get back to them directly.
Our week was brightened hugely by thesw two boys who were a pleasure!