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We are a small group of eleven veterinary surgeries dedicated to providing the highest level of care for pets in South London and Kent area. The vets are highly experienced and our nurses and teams are caring, friendly and professional. We provide full veterinary services including house visits to all areas of south London including: Balham, Blackheath, Brixton, Carlshalton, Charlton, Cheam, Claph

am, Dulwich, Earlsfield, Forest Hill, Greenwich, Lee, Lewisham, Merton, Mitcham, Morden, New Malden, Plumstead, Raynes Park, Streatham, Sutton, Sydenham, Tooting, Wallington, Wimbledon and Worcester Park.

05/01/2024

💚Streatham Hill Vets is ready to tackle a new year💚

After a busy festive period caring for sick and injured pets with their 24 Hour Vetcare service, our Streatham Hill Vets team is ready for another successful year!

Bring it on 💪

04/01/2024

🙁🚑Bonya came to the emergency team not eating and was very lethargic. Katy one of our Night Vets was quick to diagnose a Pyometra (An infection in her Uterus) which left untreated can be fatal.

🩺💊Bonya was very anaemic so the team performed an emergency blood transfusion. Over the following hours, Bonya was watched ‘like a hawk’ by our fantastic nursing team ensuring she was strong enough to undergo the surgery.

Our very own super vet Katy removed the infected Uterus which weighed a WHOPPING 3.7KG!! WOW! We are pleased to report that Bonya is doing super well thanks to the team's efforts here at 24hr Vetcare and Streatham Hill Vets! 🙂 💚

28/12/2023

As promised, Luke, one of our fantastic hospital managers, is here 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.../

24/12/2023

🎄🎅🏼 🩺 Merry Christmas poem from our Briar House Veterinary Practice Team 🥳💚

21/12/2023

📣 OUR CAT FRIENDLY WAITING AREA HAS ARRIVED AT MANOR VETS‼️ for our purrfect feline patients 🐱

As part of their continuing journey to become a cat friendly practice they have incorporated a separate cat waiting area in their reception. This area is cordoned off and has a lovely cat tree, as well as pheromone infused blankets available to help make your cats waiting time as stress-less as possible. ☺️

You can see their lovely Head Nurse Lauren making great use of the cat area this morning when she brought her own cat Rosie in for vaccinations 💉

If you have an upcoming visit please be sure to make use of their lovely new area 😻

19/12/2023

Congratulations to new mum Saffie ❤️
Saffie visited our amazing Streatham Hill Vets 24hr team in the early hours of Saturday morning, as she was struggling to give birth. Our night Vet Rachel decided that the safest option was to perform an emergency caesarean section.
She is now a mummy to an incredible 10 puppies! Mum and pups are recovering well and will be returning home later today.

08/12/2023

Happy ending for one lucky magpie 🐦‍⬛👏❤️‍🩹
Our dedicated head veterinary Nurse Lauren from Manor Vets found an injured bird who couldn’t fly.
Lauren took this poor little guy home and kept him warm and safe until he was strong enough to be released 🐦‍⬛❤️👏🫶

Video of the bird being set free in the comments below! 👇

07/12/2023

DNA Vetcare wrapped up the year in style sailing the Thames aboard the iconic Dixie Queen! 💚🎉

As you can see a lot of fun was had amongst all the glitz and glam as we celebrated our incredible teams at our Annual Awards Ceremony! 🏆 Thank you to everyone who attended, you all helped make the night a truly magical one.

DNA Vetcare is proud of the hard work, care and compassion that every single member of the team demonstrates every day, well done to everyone and thank you! 😍

06/12/2023

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 surgeries have 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/

05/12/2023

This week veterinary surgeon Bronwyn performed a stitch up👩‍⚕️

Wherever possible, a wound will be closed and sutured in order to speed healing. However, if there is gross contamination or a deep infection present, the wound will be left open for topical treatment.
stitches are used to bring tissues together so that there is minimal “dead space” and wound complication.

After surgery, the pet will be sent home with instructions on how to care for the stitches, making sure they remain in place for the full recovery.

Depending on the technique used, some stitches will need to be removed 10- 14 days after the procedure. Others may be dissolvable.👩‍⚕️🔝

01/12/2023

Meet Otto🤩

Otto came in to see our amazing surgeon Francesca after a lipoma (fatty lump) had grown in his armpit which was cause some discomfort when walking.😱

Francesca did an amazing job and managed to remove the massive lipoma (photo 3) that was entwined in between his muscles!👏🏻

Otto was such a brave patient and we look forward to seeing him soon for a check up to ensure his wound is healing well!💚

28/11/2023

1... 2... 3... 4... 5... 6! 🤯

Pretty kitty sisters Lily and Luna visited our Croydon Veterinary Surgery on Monday! We discovered they both have paws with an unusual number of toes… 6! 🐾 Who knows the technical term for this? Does your cat have extra toes?

27/11/2023

❄️ It's cold out there ❄️
Lovely George visited our Mayow Veterinary Surgery for a health check and once it was over his Owner made sure he was back in his fleece!
How adorable he is, and also keeping warm in these colder days! 💚

23/11/2023

Leading our surgical team today is our Senior Surgeon Mark 👨‍⚕️

The first procedure was patella surgery 🩺

Luxating patella is a condition where the knee cap (patella) slips out of place. The patella is a small bone that sits in a groove in the femur called the trochlear groove. When the knee moves, the patella rides up and down in the groove. If the kneecap is not functioning properly, it may luxate or pop in and out of the groove, causing discomfort and pain. 🦴

21/11/2023

Look who visited our Manor Veterinary Centre today 🦢

This poor guy was brought to us for a vet check as he was trapped in a net 🥅😞
He was bullied by other swans and needed to be relocated to a safer area.
Luckily he didn’t have serious injuries and can be rereleased soon 👏🦢😀

17/11/2023

We had such a lovely time at The London Vet Show and we hope you did too! Thank you so much for coming and for sharing our passion for veterinary care 💚

17/11/2023

Day is still young! And we still got coffee and cake! Come and grab yours at Stand C30 The London Vet Show

17/11/2023

Our amazing team is still here today at The London Vet Show stand C30! Come grab your free coffee and cake and come chat with us! 💚

17/11/2023

And we are ready for round 2 at The London Vet Show 💚💚💚 come and grab your free coffee and free cake at Stand C30!

16/11/2023

So much fun was had today at The London Vet Show where we met so many amazing people and heard about really fascinating cases!
Tomorrow, we're back for more! Our DNA Vetcare team will still be at Stand C30! We are so looking forward to seeing you 💚💚💚

16/11/2023

The prosecco is flowing tonight at Stand C30! Our team at DNA Vetcare are having an amazing time at The London Vet Show 💚

16/11/2023

💚Now, at The London Vet Show! Come say hello to DNA Vetcare at Stand C30, where will be free cupcakes, coffee, and prosecco throughout the day. 🥂 ExCeL London

16/11/2023

And here we are at The London Vet Show ! DNA Vetcare will be here all day, Stand C30 with free cakes, coffee and prosecco 🥂
Come by and say hello! 💚

14/11/2023

London Vet Show, here we come! DNA Vetcare is back for more and will be at the amazing London Vet Show 2023, Stand C30, at ExCeL London! It’s a really exciting event and we cannot wait to meet you all and talk about the future of the vet industry as well as your plan for your career!

Come and say hello at Stand C30, get your free, award-winning cupcake, a nice cup of coffee and be in for a chance to win an Apple Watch!

Here’s how to get there: https://london.vetshow.com/planning

13/11/2023

Bruno’s battle 💪💚

10 month old mini lop Bruno needed a whole team effort when he sadly contracted myxomatosis.
Bruno’s symptoms started with a mild sneeze which rapidly developed swollen eyes, ears, nose and ge****ls. Within 24hrs his eyes developed puss filled lumps, he had black circles and scabs in his ears and could barely breathe.
Myxomatosis is almost always fatal in unvaccinated rabbits but thankfully as Bruno was fully vaccinated and fully protected with parasiticides, the affect of the virus was much less.

With medication prescribed by vet Harrison, intensive nursing from Team Briar and superb care from his owner, we are so happy to let you know that Bruno has made a full recovery!!! 🏆

10/11/2023

You show them how it's done, Badger! 💪🐱

Beautiful Badger came to see Canterbury Veterinary Surgery today for thyroid bloods. Here she is taking her daily medication. After Badger struggled taking her tablets, we found that she takes the liquid form of her medication easily. Much less stress for both her and her owner.

If your pet needs meds don’t forget to tell us if you struggle to give tablets to your pet, or if your lifestyle makes things tricky. We will always work with you to find the solution that works best for you both ❤️🐾😻

07/11/2023

Paws up to Team Briar… 🐾

ANOTHER out of hours win when Acorn needed assistance bringing these little bundles of joy into the world ❤️ 🌍

Lucky Acorn had Harrison, Cerys and Megan who delivered her offspring by Caesarian in the early hours of an October morning! 🌙 🚨 🏥

Well done for the excellent, caring and expert surgery which is all on site and staffed by our own vets and nurses!!! 🏆

06/11/2023

💚 Meet Rodney💚

Rodney was found by a member of the public hiding in a garden, and extremely lame on his back leg. He was taken in by a local charity and came to us for X-rays of his poorly leg. As you can see from the X-ray his leg was badly fractures and had been for some time.

Rodney had a very old fracture of the leg that needed urgent help. This is where our amazing Streatham hill team stepped in to help.

Due to the age of the fracture the best course of treatment was to amputate his leg. Our incredible Vet Mimi carried out this surgery on Sunday and now Rodney is so much more comfortable 😻

We wish you a speedy recovery Rodney!

03/11/2023

Have you visited our brand new, purpose-built Peckham Veterinary Surgery yet? 💚

Located minutes from Peckham Rye Station, Peckham Vets offers ample parking spaces as well as a roomy waiting room for clients and their lovely pets! Our top of the range equipment helps us diagnose and form a treatment plan as efficiently and swiftly as possible. 🩺

The Surgery is also fully air-conditioned for your pets' comfort with separate dog and cat wards 🐱 🐶

Last but not least pop in and meet our incredible team, they are an experienced, caring, friendly bunch of veterinary professionals! 💚

See more of what Peckham Vets has to offer in our video!

30/10/2023

✨OPENING TODAY💚🎉
👀Have a look as our clinical director walks through!
Registrations and bookings now open for our Peckham Veterinary Surgery!

Click the link here: https://bit.ly/PeckhamVetsPreRegister

26/10/2023

🐶 Lovely Alfie 🐶

Veterinary Surgeon Cameron from Yew Tree Veterinary Centre injected Alfie's sore elbow with platelet rich plasma and hyaluronic acid which will act as an anti-inflammatory within the joint and help his elbow move more freely.

Get well soon Alfie! 💚

24/10/2023

🐢 Meet Ferrari 🐢

Ferrari paid a visit to our exotic enthusiast Kimelle at Mead Veterinary Centre with an upper respiratory infection.🩺

Upper respiratory tract disease is very common in tortoises.
Symptoms will include a runny nose and usually ear nasal discharge.
There can also be accompanying discharge from the eyes and even swelling to this area. 👀
They will slow down, and appetite will be reduced.

A respiratory infection in a tortoise can be very serious. This is because of the anatomy of the tortoises respiratory tract.

Tortoises do not have a diaphragm, which serves as a partition between the chest and abdomen.

This means that any mucus that forms can not be coughed up out of the lungs but accumulates there, seriously compromising the functioning of the lungs.

A respiratory infection is treated with prescribed mediation and environment care.
Typically, it's good to raise the temperature of a sick tortoises environment slightly as this will assist its natural body defences to fight off the infection.

20/10/2023

Life saving surgery this week….

In the early hours of Thursday morning our amazing team at Briar House Veterinary Surgery jumped into action to save Mayhem’s life when they took an out of hours phone call…. Mayhem was suffering with a Gastric Dilatation and Volvulus - or GDV - which is where the stomach bloats and twists - this condition is an extreme emergency and requires immediate surgery.

Luckily Enrico, Katie and Naomi took her swiftly to surgery and around 4am Thursday morning, Mayhem was in recovery. She was under critical monitoring while in recovery but was super strong and by the next evening, she was discharged to her doting and super attentive owners for recuperation!

Get well soon Mayhem and again another fab case for Team Briar!! 😍

19/10/2023

🎉 Happy endings 🎉
Yesterday at Mead Veterinary Centre, a member of the public found a dog which she believed to be a stray.🐕
She picked the dog up and brought her in to be scanned for a microchip.🐾
Luckily for us, this beautiful girl had a chip, and all the details were up to date. 🎉
We looked up her details, to which we found her name was Murphy, and we were able to find her owns.
Upon collection, we were told that Murphy had gone missing on the 18th of July, and her family had been searching high and low for her.
Posters were printed, and social media posts had been made, but there had been no sighting of Murphy at all.
You can just imagine how happy not just mummy and daddy were but also how happy Murphy was to see them again.
We do love a happy ending.🎊
Thank you to everyone involved in the search for Murphy and to the lovely lady who found Murphy and brought her straight to us ❤️

18/10/2023

Who could resist a pig in a recovery shirt!! 🥰🥰🥰 And what’s more…. A pig in a recovery shirt with our fab RVN Naomi from Briar House Veterinary Surgery!!

This little man was neutered today along with his hutch mate - we look forward to seeing them for their post op check in 3 days time 📆

17/10/2023

Here is gorgeous Roxy, pictured with our practice manager Jane from Canterbury Veterinary Surgery. Roxy came in to us as she had been vomiting and not feeling herself. X-rays revealed she had a very gassy stomach.

We gave her some fluids and started her on some medication to make her feel better.

Repeat x-rays this evening show the gas moving through her large intestines so we know the medication is helping do the trick. The dark areas you can see in the x-ray here are the pockets of gas moving through Roxy’s gastrointestinal system. She’s been very brave today and was an absolute star ⭐️🐾💚

13/10/2023

Little Rosie visited our Corner Veterinary Clinic recently to be neutered 💚🐱

Not everyone likes to use a buster collar after their pet's surgery, otherwise fondly referred to as the ‘cone of shame’. 😿

However is is very important to prevent your pet from interfering with their wounds.
Here is Rosie ‘Pretty in Pink’ modelling a surgical suit.

Rosie was such a purr bear whilst she was in, we look forward to seeing her again soon for her post op check!

$Today, at Mead Veterinary Centre, veterinary surgeon Mark's salter harris 3 fracture repair👨‍⚕️Salter-Harris type III fr...$

10/10/2023

Today, at Mead Veterinary Centre, veterinary surgeon Mark's salter harris 3 fracture repair👨‍⚕️

Salter-Harris type III fractures are more rare, usually occurring on the distal tibia (the bottom end of a tibia) and cutting across the growth plate, towards the epiphysis (the wider part of the long bone).

🚨Mark is very experienced at advanced orthopaedic and soft tissue surgeries🚨

09/10/2023

It was so lovely to see these photos of gorgeous Ernie recuperating at home with his loving family.
He has such a happy smiley face 💚💚💚
Poor Ernie had visited Lakeview Veterinary Centre because he was not feeling himself, and initial treatment was not working.

While under general anaesthesia radiographs were taken of Ernie's gastrointestinal tract to help with his diagnosis.

Although an obvious foreign body was not evident on Ernie's radiographs, their brilliant experienced Veterinary Surgeon Babiker was able to visualize a build up of fluid and gas and along with his previous findings and physical examination it was suspected that he had a foreign body!!!!

A exploratory laparotomy was performed which enabled him to further explore the contents of Ernie's abdomen, stomach and intestines where a mass of string material was found.

You can see below the content being removed from his intestine!!!
We are so pleased you're back to your normal self, Ernie!

If you suspect that your pet has eaten something don't hesitate to call or bring them to one of our surgeries. Your pet can potentially become quite ill.

Symptoms of an obstruction or ingestion of other items include:

Loss of or reduced appetite

Vomiting

Lip smacking or drooling

Absence of faeces or diarrhoea

Dehydration

Lethargic, not being themselves

Signs of abdominal discomfort such as reluctance to move and crying out

Swollen abdomen

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Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 7pm
Tuesday	9am - 7pm
Wednesday	9am - 7pm
Thursday	9am - 7pm
Friday	9am - 7pm
Saturday	9am - 4pm
Sunday	10am - 4pm

Telephone

+442086747342

Website

https://www.londonvets.co.uk/

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Videos

As promised, Luke, one of our fantastic hospital managers, is here 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.../

DNA Vetcare Christmas Party on board the iconic Dixie Queen!

DNA Vetcare wrapped up the year in style sailing the Thames aboard the iconic Dixie Queen! 💚🎉 As you can see a lot of fun was had amongst all the glitz and glam as we celebrated our incredible teams at our Annual Awards Ceremony! 🏆 Thank you to everyone who attended, you all helped make the night a truly magical one. DNA Vetcare is proud of the hard work, care and compassion that every single member of the team demonstrates every day, well done to everyone and thank you! 😍

Listen to our Hospital Manager Luke tell you 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 surgeries have 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/

Our amazing team is still here today at The London Vet Show stand C30! Come grab your free coffee and cake and come chat with us! 💚

The prosecco is flowing tonight at Stand C30! Our team at DNA Vetcare are having an amazing time at The London Vet Show 💚

Who said you can't give a cat its medicine?

You show them how it's done, Badger! 💪🐱 Beautiful Badger came to see Canterbury Veterinary Surgery today for thyroid bloods. Here she is taking her daily medication. After Badger struggled taking her tablets, we found that she takes the liquid form of her medication easily. Much less stress for both her and her owner. If your pet needs meds don’t forget to tell us if you struggle to give tablets to your pet, or if your lifestyle makes things tricky. We will always work with you to find the solution that works best for you both ❤️🐾😻

We have a huge announcement! 💚💚💚 In a truly historic transaction, DNA Vetcare are deeply honoured and privileged to be bringing 13 fantastic surgeries, previously owned by Medivet, into independent ownership. From Tuesday 3rd October 2023, they came into the award-winning DNA Vetcare family, sealing our position as the largest independent practice in the UK. We are aware of the historic relevance such a transaction carries, and feel this will help promote competition and reduce monopoly in the area so that our clients and their pets can benefit from a broader range of services. We feel extremely grateful that CMA deemed that we were the best choice for these fantastic surgeries, and look forward to working with their amazing teams to support and grow their careers, as well as smoothly bringing them into DNA. 🩺

Reasons to visit Peckham Vets

Have you visited our brand new, purpose-built Peckham Veterinary Surgery yet? 💚 Located minutes from Peckham Rye Station, Peckham Vets offers ample parking spaces as well as a roomy waiting room for clients and their lovely pets! Our top of the range equipment helps us diagnose and form a treatment plan as efficiently and swiftly as possible. 🩺 The Surgery is also fully air-conditioned for your pets' comfort with separate dog and cat wards 🐱 🐶 Last but not least pop in and meet our incredible team, they are an experienced, caring, friendly bunch of veterinary professionals! 💚 See more of what Peckham Vets has to offer in our video!

Clinical Director Dane Walker gives you a tour of our new surgery in Peckham!

✨OPENING TODAY💚🎉 👀Have a look as our clinical director walks through! Registrations and bookings now open for our Peckham Veterinary Surgery! Click the link here: https://bit.ly/PeckhamVetsPreRegister

A Maned wolf at Mead Veterinary Centre!

🐺 Wow, what a day! 🐺 This week, Mead Veterinary Centre were contacted by the Hemsley Conservation Centre in Meopham, and asked if they could X-ray their Maned Wolf. 🐺 Marley had started limping, and this was a big cause for concern. The team at Mead got the wheels in motion to make this visit possible. A small team was assembled so as not to overwhelm Marley upon arrival. The team consisted of: Senior/Orthopaedic Surgeon Mark Hospital Manager Sal Nurse Manager Lucy Registered Veterinary Nurse Amy Veterinary Care Assistant Carly A sedation was given to Marley while in her transport box. Once completely asleep, she was taken into the clinic for a full X-ray. 🩻 A fracture was suspected but, luckily for Marley, this was not the case. Marley had a swelling of the right carpus which, upon further investigation, looked like she had possibly been bitten by one of the other Maned Wolves. 🐺 The team at Mead found some mild trauma from a suspected bite, which they are now treating with pain relief and antibiotics which should resolve itself over the next 7 to 10 days. While Marley was under sedation, they took the opportunity to do a full health check, including blood tests, and an ultrasound, just to make sure Marley was in the best of health. 🩺 Marley's checks were absolutely perfect, and she has no health issues whatsoever. 💚 Well done to our amazing team at Mead Veterinary Centre!

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Here is beautiful Pooch happily taking her hyperthyroid medication! 🐱 💉We love that these days we have plenty of options for medication to suit your pet's needs. Do you have a feline friend or pampered pooch who’s tricky to medicate? What are your top tips? Don’t forget if your pet needs lifetime medication like our friend Pooch here, you can get 10% off any medication or services we offer as well as all your pet's vaccine, flea and worming treatments with our monthly VIP healthplan! Check out our website to find out more… https://londonvets.co.uk/vip-plan/

And just like that…. Ollie has his microchip implanted! Placing a microchip means that if Ollie happened to get lost, he could be identified and swiftly reunited!! 💉 ** TRIGGER WARNING - VIDEO SHOWS CHIP IMPLANTATION ** Did you know you get a FREE microchip when you sign up to our fabulous VIP scheme!! The scheme also includes…. 🐾 💉 Yearly vaccinations 🐾 💊 Flea and worm treatment 🐾 🩺 Six-monthly health checks 🐾 ✉️ Delivery of products directly to your door 🐾 💰 10% discount from all clinical fees 🐾 🥣 Discounts from Hills and RCW foods when ordered from our online shop 💕 Available for 🐶’s 🐈’s AND 🐰’s 💕

Let's give you the full tour of our new surgery in West Wickham!

And just like that, our fantastic new purpose-built Veterinary Surgery is open! 🎉💚 Watch as Claire, our Operations Director, takes a tour around your brand-new purpose-built veterinary surgery so you can see how well looked after your beloved pets will be! If you would like to see the amazing new facilities for yourself you are very welcome to visit us, please drop in, the team will be very happy to show you around! If you'd like to book online, please follow our link here: https://westwickhamvets.co.uk/online-booking/ or simply give our West Wickham surgery a call on 0203 143 6688. We cannot wait to meet you all! 🐶🐱🐰

VIP Healthcare Plan

⚠Don't forget your pet's preventative care 🤔 Here, our Registered Nurse and Manager Lauren runs through why your pet should join our amazing VIP (Very Important Pet ) Healthcare Plan... 🐶🐱🐰 💚Booster Vaccines, including restarts if needed. 💚Kennel cough vaccine for dogs 💚Flea, mange and lungworm prevention 💚Tick prevention (if needed) 💚6 monthly check with vet 💚10% discount off everything else 💚30% discount on our favourite diets (Hills and Royal Canin) 💚Free nail clips at 6 monthly and booster checks if needed 💚Postage option available. This is free of charge for the next three months. 💚Puppies on Our Little VIP Plan ALSO get puppy vaccine course, microchip , puppy pack, discounts on puppy parties 💚Kittens on Our Little VIP Plan ALSO get their kitten course and microchip. There are massive savings and the cost is spread over the year on a Direct Debit.https://londonvets.co.uk/vip-plan/ This isn't an insurance plan and we still advise pet insurance. TO HELP WITH ADVICE ON PREVENTATIVE CARE (HEALTHCARE PLANS, DIETS, FLEA OR WORMING TREATMENTS, VACCINES ETC) WE HAVE SET UP ✨FREE NURSE VIDEO CONSULTATIONS ✨ ... COMING VERY SOON...

👏💙THANK YOU to all NHS staff, carers and front line workers for your dedication, expertise and incredible work during these unprecedented times 👑 - 👏👏👏 Don't forget to join in 👏👏👏

What we know about Coronavirus and the risk to your pets

We are all worried about the spread of coronavirus, so for all of us pet lovers, it is even more concerning that a dog in Hong Kong has tested weakly positive for the virus. Here's our Streatham senior vet, Dane, discussing what we know about coronavirus and the risk to your pets. 𝐋𝐢𝐧𝐤 𝐭𝐨 𝐛𝐥𝐨𝐠 👉 https://londonvets.co.uk/coronavirus-and-pets/ 𝗕𝗩𝗔 𝘂𝗽𝗱𝗮𝘁𝗲 👉 https://www.bva.co.uk/news-and-blog/news-article/coronavirus-disease-covid-19-updates-for-the-veterinary-profession/ 𝐖𝐒𝐀𝐕𝐀 𝐮𝐩𝐝𝐚𝐭𝐞 👉 https://www.vettimes.co.uk/news/wsava-updates-coronavirus-advice/

Catch the ball!! Challenge accepted!! 😂

We all fell in ❤ with marvellous Monty who visited the tam at Streatham Hill Vets for his second vaccination, flea and lungworm prevention AND he signed up for puppy classes and our Little VIP Plan! What an absolute⭐such a big day for such a little fella! We cannot wait to see him next week for his kennel cough vaccine... we hope he has forgiven Dane the vet by then!🤞

Did you know that cats over the age of 8 might be at risk of hypertension?

Did you know that cats over the age of 8 might be at risk of hypertension? In support of Feline Hypertension Awareness Month, we are offering half price blood pressure checks for cats over eight years old! Call our surgeries to find more about our amazing offer! Streatham Hill Vets Mayow Veterinary Surgery Mitcham Veterinary Surgery The Corner Veterinary Clinic Croydon Veterinary Surgery Parish Lane Vets Wimbledon Veterinary Surgery The Animal Clinic Blackheath Veterinary Surgery Briar House Veterinary Practice Lakeview Veterinary Centre Manor Veterinary Centre

There is a National Dance Like a Chicken Day...And it's today!! 🐓 Soo, Let's Dance Like a Chicken!! 🐓 🕺

A few tips to keep your pets cool during the heat

Keep your pets healthy this Summer - a few tips from one of our senior vets Dane including: * Brachycephalic (short nose) dogs - please don't let them overheat, watch out for heavy panting * Older dogs dehydrate quickly. Ensure a plentiful water supply and walk them early in the morning/evening when it is cooler * Do not leave your dog in a hot car, even with a window open they will overheat * Keep an eye out for grass seeds, they are a common cause of injury in dogs * Lilly poisoning - Lillies are very poisonous to cats, please avoid having them in your house and garden

Is your pet a VIP?

We believe we have the best pet healthcare plan in London! Our VIP plan is the most inclusive and cost-saving health scheme package that will help you keep important routine preventable treatments and vaccinations up to date at an affordable price. Find your nearest surgery and ask about becoming a VIP. http://www.londonvets.co.uk/vip-plan/