A Veterinary Practice set up to serve the local community in Green Street Green.
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Medivet Orpington Green St is now permanently closed.
The team at nearby Medivet Petts Wood will be happy to welcome you and look after your pets, please contact them on 01689 834109 with any enquiries.
Thank you for your continued support and please accept our apologies for any inconvenience this may cause.
https://www.medivetgroup.com/vet-practices/petts-wood/
We would like to further update you that the Orpington Green St branch is now temporarily closed.
Our locally branches will be happy to assist you where they can, and they are Petts Wood, Bromley and Beckenham.
As soon as we have further news, we will update you.
Hope to see you again soon.
We are currently working on skeleton staff and currently do not have a vet in the practice for the foreseeable. If your pet needs veterinary care, please contact our neighboring Medivet practices (Petts Wood, Biggin Hill, Beckenham) for any care or advice you need. They will have access to your full clinical history and be able to help you.
The practice is open where possible, please give the practice a call to confirm its open if you need to pop down for any medications already prescribed.
As soon as this situation changes, we will update it here.
This week's opening times.
Monday 830am - 7pm
Tuesday 830am - 7pm
Wednesday 830am - 5pm
Thursday 830am - 230pm
Friday 830am - 5pm
We are unfortunately without a vet from Wednesday this week.
Local Medivet's will be happy to help when needed.
Sorry for any inconveniences caused.
Due to staff shortages the practice will be closed for lunch between 2-330.
Sorry for any inconveniences caused.
We will be closing at 5pm today and tomorrow due to staff shortages.
We apologise for any inconveniences caused.
We have had a little white dog handed in this afternoon that was found near Orpington hospital.
Please give us a call if she is yours.
Unfortunately we will be closing at 5pm next week due to staff shortages.
Surrounding Medivet practices will be happy to assist where possible.
Sorry for any inconvenience caused.
A ferret was handed in last night, found in Knockholt. Not microchipped, very friendly.
Please get in touch if you believe it may be yours.
Call us on 01689 855840 or email
[email protected]
Thank you.
Dear Valued Clients,
Unfortunately due to a change in circumstances we are no longer keeping the practice open on Saturdays. As such the practice will only be open Monday to Friday from the 23rd January onwards. Please therefore be advised that the last Saturday the practice will be open on is Saturday 21st of January.
We sincerely apologise for any inconvenience this will cause and would like to remind you of other Medivet practices within the area that do still provide Saturday services, which include: Biggin Hill (Darwin Veterinary Centre), Bromley (Laurels Veterinary Centre), Oxted and our 24 hour hospitals in Beckenham and Dartford.
Again we apologise for any inconvenience caused and thank you for your understanding.
Best wishes,
Medivet Orpington Green Street.
Sadly, a deceased unneutered male tabby was brought in to us last night. Found on Court Road, believed to have been in a road traffic collision.
unfortunately no microchip.
Please contact us if you believe he might be yours.
Bunny found Farnborough Village in a road on 29th December - Founder kept for a week and has handed her in to us.
Please call 01689 855840 or email [email protected] if you believe this little girl belongs to you.
Thank you.
Dear Clients,
We have recently moved on to a new system, so please be patient with us!
This also means our prices have altered, when ordering repeat medications, please enquire to the price and if preferred we will happily write you a prescription for them.
Update! Sid was found last week and is recovering after his ordeal at home! 😻😺🐱 Missing from Green Street Green 🐱
“Sid, has been missing for over 3 days. Its very unlike him to not return home of a morning. We've checked as much as we can but asking people to check gardens and under any bushes for him. He's 16. Elderly, not the best eyesight and we're worried his legs may have given up on him. Any news good or bad on him would be greatly appreciated” George Corry
**PHONES ARE NOW WORKING**
Unfortunately our landline is currently down. We are trying to get it back on asap. Please email [email protected]
Found: neutered but not microchipped male tabby cat found farnborough area. Please let us know if you are missing a cat missing this description.
Unfortunately our practice will be closed Saturday the 9th of July due to staff shortages due to covid.
Our phones will be directed to our out of hours practice in Beckenham - 0208 650 2003.
We will be open as normal on Monday 11th of July at 8:30.
We apologise for any inconvenience caused.
💦 Splish splash Oscar was taking a bath 💦
Oscar comes regularly to see us for medicated baths to help his skin condition which after regular visits is looking really good. Well done Oscar for being a model patient.
The lovey Millie was in today for a spay, but she spent more time getting cuddles from our student vet nurse Faith.
Wishing you a speedy recovery Millie❤️🩹
*** OWNER FOUND *** ♥️
Small dog found in Eynsford handed in, chip not updated. Please call 01689 855840 if you believe He may be yours. Proof of ownership will be needed.
He will be looked after by a nurse for the weekend.
🐾 Our lovely PCA Rachel is fund raising with her dogs Hope and Reggie for Pro Dogs Direct to raise funds for all the great work they do for dogs. 🐾
Go check their story out:
https://localgiving.org/fundraising/Hope-and-Reggies-Woof-and-Walk/
Puppies brighten our days too!
Today is National Puppy Day.
I am a BIG fan of puppies, they are a highlight of my job!
But it is very, very important that when you do add a puppy to your family, you buy one from a reputable and responsible breeder.
This means getting in touch well before the puppies are able to leave, or even born! The best breeders have long waiting lists but are worth your patience.
Only puppy farmers have pups available immediately and you do NOT want to support their business in any way. (And if you buy one of their pups you are not ‘rescuing’ it, you are condemning more to the same suffering)
The breeder should be able (try stopping the best ones!) to send you pictures of the pups as they grow, interacting with their mother and each other.
You should be able to visit them and see where they have been born and brought up, well before you take them home and the breeder should give you a full report on breed health testing result of both parents.
It takes time to find the perfect, properly bred, puppy but isn’t your best friend for the next decade or more worth it?
And I have no time for anyone who tries to shame people who buy rather than adopting. For many, if not most, of us, purchase from a responsible breeder is the best way.
⭐️ We are recruiting ⭐️
Are you looking for a career in the veterinary world and would enjoy the challenge of working within our reception team?
We are looking for an enthusiastic individual to join us, if you feel you have the passion to deliver an excellent customer service and previous experience working within the veterinary industry, we would love to hear from you. Previous veterinary experience ideal.
We are looking for an individual who has a good telephone manner, a smile that never slips and who is a natural when dealing with our lovely clients – that’s not too much to ask, is it?
If you think you could be our person, please send a cv to [email protected]
The applicant needs to be flexible to cover holidays and it is for a minimum of 18 hours per week.
Dear clients,
An Update on Graham, now Senna.
Thank you so much to all our lovely clients who donated to Graham’s medicine fund! We reached our target and Graham (who has now been renamed Senna) is doing really well and has doubled in weight. He came back to see us today and as u can see he is doing fab! He still has another 3 weeks of treatment to go and we won’t be able to call him cured till 6 months after that. But all the signs are looking good for that now thanks to your generosity!
A little update on Graham! Thanks to all your generous donations we were able to order his next bottle of treatment (£430), which will last a month. Thank you so much! Graham is doing really well and loving life as u can see!
Dear Lovely Clients,
We need your help! Please read Graham’s story and see if u can support us.
Gorgeous Graham the Ragdoll kitten came to us last week struggling to breathe. After an X-ray and draining fluid from his chest we sadly diagnosed Graham with Feline Infectious Peritonitis (FIP). This has been until recently an incurable viral disease and would have been fatal for poor Graham. However we are very lucky that a new very successful treatment became available this September and the success rates for treatment are over 80%. The bad news is that the drug is very expensive and treatment needs to continue for 12weeks. Sadly the cost of the treatment was not affordable to his owners and he was signed over to our care. We couldn’t give up on this little one and luckily for us one of our lovely clients named Graham paid for the first vial of treatment (and hence we named little kitty after him!). After the first 5 days of treatment Graham is responding well and is nearly back to a normal kitten!
We now need to raise another £1000 to continue his treatment for another 11weeks. We are hoping our wonderful clients may be able to help towards his treatment fund and get this little fella back to good health! If you are able to spare any £s or pence then please give us a call on the practice number 01689 855 840 and donate to Graham’s medicine fund, or use this GoFundme link set up by our vet Kylie. https://www.gofund.me/6f454ffb
Thank you so much from all of us at Ashmore and little Graham 😍
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****** HEAT STROKE ****** A missed walk won’t kill your dog but a walk in the heat might. Signs of heatstroke in dogs include excessive panting, red gums and tongue, heavy salivation, vomiting or diarrhoea, lack of co-ordination or loss of consciousness. Please walk dogs at cooler times of the day such as early morning and late evening as dogs can’t cool themselves down the same way as humans can. Dogs should never be left alone in a car, even a few minutes can prove fatal, temperatures inside can rise from 22 to 33 degrees in just 10 minutes. If you think it’s too warm to walk your dog, then don’t, a missed walk or two is much better than risking potentially fatal heatstroke. At home, make sure your dog has a shaded spot to lie down in, both indoors and outdoors.
It’s that time of year again ......... ticks 😬
🍂The lovely Phoenix owner by our nurse Ellen having a ‘mad five minutes’ on his winter walk. 🍂 We would love to see a video of your dogs enjoying this crisp winter weather.
🐾 If you ever wonder how our inpatients and nurses spend their day, keep reading. 🐾 This is the adorable Skinny who was referred to us with a fractured pelvis which he sustained in a road traffic accident. He has touched many of our hearts here and here is a video of him getting some well deserved tlc from the nurses. Not a bad way to spend your time recovering from surgery. We wish him well for a speedy recovery. (Turn the sound up to listen to his amazing purr.)
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