Mitcham Veterinary Surgery

Mitcham Veterinary Surgery Our small animal veterinary surgery has unparalleled access to a network of excellent vets, offering modern and high quality vet care at a reasonable price
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We want you to know that we are always here for you and your pet. We are open today from 2:00 pm to 4:00 pm. 🐶🐱If you ne...
29/06/2024

We want you to know that we are always here for you and your pet. We are open today from 2:00 pm to 4:00 pm. 🐶🐱
If you need us outside of our opening hours, please call our 24hour Vetcare service at Streatham Hill Vets which is open 24hrs a day 7 days a week. Please call them on 020 8674 3525.💚

We want you to know that we are always here for you and your pet. We are open today from 2:00 pm to 4:00 pm. 🐶🐱If you ne...
22/06/2024

We want you to know that we are always here for you and your pet. We are open today from 2:00 pm to 4:00 pm. 🐶🐱

If you need us outside of our opening hours, please call our 24hour Vetcare service at Streatham Hill Vets which is open 24hrs a day 7 days a week. Please call them on 020 8674 3525.💚

Did you know that this week is “Take your pet to work week”? 🙌😍Here you can see Malinka 🐶 looking forward for her treat ...
20/06/2024

Did you know that this week is
“Take your pet to work week”? 🙌😍

Here you can see Malinka 🐶 looking forward for her treat 😅♥️

Malinka is the dog of Julia, one of our main VCAs, and she is such a sweetheart 🥰

Both girls had a full shift here in Mitcham!

Do you think that Malinka should be part of our permanent staff? 😅

Pink shirt 👚 and a cute blanket 😍What else could a lady ask for? 😅Luna 😻 got spayed today and we spoil her on recovery 🥰
18/06/2024

Pink shirt 👚 and a cute blanket 😍

What else could a lady ask for? 😅

Luna 😻 got spayed today and we spoil her on recovery 🥰

We all know how important vaccines are for our pets. But sometimes these can lapse through no fault of our own 🗓️ This i...
18/06/2024

We all know how important vaccines are for our pets. But sometimes these can lapse through no fault of our own 🗓️
This is why we are offering a Vaccination Amnesty to get your pets back on track. This means that for a limited time you can get a full vaccination course for the price of an annual booster 💉

Please call us on 020 8640 5766 for more information, or to book in 📞

🚨 Please note this does not include the kennel cough vaccine.

Why not ask us about our VIP plan and how you can join? By doing so, you can save even more money on your pet's healthcare!

We are delighted to share some exciting news with all of you! 🏆 Mitcham Veterinary Surgery was shortlisted at UK Best Ve...
17/06/2024

We are delighted to share some exciting news with all of you! 🏆 Mitcham Veterinary Surgery was shortlisted at UK Best Vets Awards 2024! 🏆⭐️

This prestigious recognition is based entirely on the wonderful reviews from our clients, making it an honour to be considered.

We are touched by your kind words and grateful for your continued support. 💚 🙏

A huge thank you to all of you for voting for us and to Vet Help Direct for hosting such a fantastic event! 👏

👏 Let’s celebrate the hard work and dedication of our team and veterinary teams across the country! 👏❤️🏅

Easy-going morning for Mitski 🤣😻Our morning has been busy so far, how is yours? 🤩 No matter how busy life gets, don't po...
13/06/2024

Easy-going morning for Mitski 🤣😻

Our morning has been busy so far, how is yours? 🤩

No matter how busy life gets, don't postpone the vet visit 🙈

Give us a phone call ☎️ to book your appointment 🥰

All practice is melting for Softy 🥹😍His eyes, his folded ears and his fluffy coat 🙈😅🤩The sweetest boy was castrated this...
11/06/2024

All practice is melting for Softy 🥹😍

His eyes, his folded ears and his fluffy coat 🙈😅🤩

The sweetest boy was castrated this morning and he has recovered well 🥰

Is your pet neutered? 🤔

If not, give us a phone call to discuss or book your appointment 📞🙌

Stunning Rico 🐕‍🦺 With his amazing blue 👀Our sweet boy visited us, as he was feeling itchy lately 🙈 Medication for his h...
07/06/2024

Stunning Rico 🐕‍🦺 With his amazing blue 👀

Our sweet boy visited us, as he was feeling itchy lately 🙈 Medication for his hot spot was prescribed and we wish him a speedy recovery 🤩

Always a pleasure to have a puppy litter in for their 1st vaccination and microchip 😍❤️Black German Shepherd beauties 🖤 ...
05/06/2024

Always a pleasure to have a puppy litter in for their 1st vaccination and microchip 😍❤️

Black German Shepherd beauties 🖤
2 boys and 2 girls ready for their forever homes 🥰

Aren’t the cutest? 🐶

Just a gorgeous kitten taking a nap 😅😻Feeling comfortable at the vets, getting ready to be one of our VIP members ✨🐾Have...
04/06/2024

Just a gorgeous kitten taking a nap 😅😻

Feeling comfortable at the vets, getting ready to be one of our VIP members ✨🐾

Have you taken advantage of our VIP benefits? 🙌🤩

We want you to know that we are always here for you and your pet. We are open today from 2:00 pm to 4:00 pm. 🐶🐱Remember,...
01/06/2024

We want you to know that we are always here for you and your pet. We are open today from 2:00 pm to 4:00 pm. 🐶🐱
Remember, you can also book your appointment online, just pick the time, date and vet that suits you and your pets!
https://mitchamvets.co.uk/online-booking/...
If you need us outside of our opening hours, please call our 24hour Vetcare service at Streatham Hill Vets which is open 24hrs a day 7 days a week. Please call them on 020 8674 3525.💚

Did someone say ”Scales time?” 😅Getting your pet weight checked is an important part of the general health assessment 🙌W...
30/05/2024

Did someone say ”Scales time?” 😅

Getting your pet weight checked is an important part of the general health assessment 🙌

Weight loss or weight gain are often associated with underlying diseases or they can be an extra factor for one them 😳

👉 Have you checked your pets weight recently?

Meet Minnie 😻 The new edition to a lovely cat family ♥️Minnie got her first vaccination yesterday, plus flea and worming...
29/05/2024

Meet Minnie 😻
The new edition to a lovely cat family ♥️

Minnie got her first vaccination yesterday, plus flea and worming medication, as part of her VIP plan 🤩

Our Little VIP Kitten Plan helps you take the very best care of your new kitten right from the beginning.

The Little VIP kitten Plan has been carefully designed for your kitten to provide all the advice, support, veterinary care and treatment your kitten will need during their first year – saving you 10% off all treatments and services including our 24 Hour Vet Care Service! 🙌

Goodmorning from gorgeous Biscuit 😻 with the big green eyes 👀 Our beauty, visited us for her booster vaccination 💉, to k...
28/05/2024

Goodmorning from gorgeous Biscuit 😻 with the big green eyes 👀

Our beauty, visited us for her booster vaccination 💉, to keep herself protected from a variety of feline diseases 🐱

Is your cat up to date with the annual vaccinations? 🤔

📞 If not, give us a phone call to book an appointment with us 🥰

We are open today from 2:00 pm to 4:00 pm. 🐶🐱 Please note, we are closed this bank holiday Monday. If you need us outsid...
25/05/2024

We are open today from 2:00 pm to 4:00 pm. 🐶🐱
Please note, we are closed this bank holiday Monday. If you need us outside of our opening hours, please call our 24hour Vetcare service at Streatham Hill Vets which is open 24hrs a day 7 days a week. Please call them on 020 8674 3525.💚🚑

Isn’t she beautiful? 😻Makita visited us for her spay earlier this week and she looks so cute in her pink shirt 🥰👚Everyth...
23/05/2024

Isn’t she beautiful? 😻

Makita visited us for her spay earlier this week and she looks so cute in her pink shirt 🥰👚

Everything went great with her surgery and she is already back home recovering 🤩

Give us a call ☎️ to book your pet’s surgery with us 👩🏻‍⚕️ We are more than happy to welcome you in Mitcham!

Todays theme essential to responsible pet ownership is🐾Plan for their care: Give them a lifetime of love🐾❤️Thanks to bet...
11/05/2024

Todays theme essential to responsible pet ownership is

🐾Plan for their care: Give them a lifetime of love🐾

❤️Thanks to better care, pets are living longer now than they ever have before—and as pets get older, they need extra care and attention.

❤️ Cats are generally considered “senior” after 10 years of age. However, dogs don’t have a universal age of seniority because of their wider variety in size. Larger breed dogs tend to have shorter life spans than smaller breeds. For this and other reasons, experts suggest that dogs be considered “senior” when they reach the last 25 percent of the estimated life span for their breed.

❤️ While it's easy to spot the outward signs of aging such as graying haircoat and slower pace, it's important to remember a pet's body is also changing on the inside.

❤️Regular veterinary examinations can detect problems in older pets before they become advanced or life-threatening. They also can improve your pet's chances for a longer and healthier life. Learn what's "normal" and what may signal a reason for concern about an aging pet.

❤️ It's important to remember that age is not a disease. Although senior pets may develop age-related problems, you can help your pet live a happy, healthy, and active life in their senior years by providing for their physical, mental, and health care needs.

❤️ Excess weight can have a major effect on a senior pet’s health. Obesity in senior pets is linked to an increased risk of arthritis, difficulty breathing, insulin resistance or diabetes, heart disease, high blood pressure, skin problems, cancer, and other conditions.

❤️ On the other hand, sudden weight loss in a senior pet often means something is wrong, especially in cats. Hyperthyroidism (overactive thyroid gland), cancer, diabetes, and kidney disease are common causes. If you notice any sudden changes in your pet’s weight, contact your vets

❤️ Changes in your pet's activity level can be a warning sign of underlying disease. A common cause of activity change is arthritis. You may notice that your pet is starting to avoid activities like running, jumping, climbing stairs, or getting into cars.
There may be other reasons for these changes, too. All are good reasons to have your vet examine your pet to find out what's going on.

❤️ Behavior changes in your pet can be the first signs of aging. These changes might be due to discomfort or pain (as with arthritis), worsening sight or hearing, certain diseases, or just the normal aging process. A type of brain impairment called “cognitive dysfunction,” which is similar to senility in people, also may be responsible.
Certain diets, medications, and opportunities to interact with their environment can help support brain function in senior pets. Your vet can recommend which ones might be right for your pet.

❤️Our VIP schemes support your pets throughout their lives, but can be particularly useful to help you save money with our more senior pets

VIP Benefits
* Vaccinations & Annual Boosters (including Kennel Cough)
* A year’s supply of flea treatment
* A year’s supply of worming treatment
* Nose to tail health check every six months (includes nail clip)
* 10% off all treatments and services including our 24 hour vet care service
* 30% off Hills and Royal Canin food when ordered online

We want you to know that we are always here for you and your pet. We are open today from 2:00 pm to 4:00 pm. 🐶🐱Remember,...
11/05/2024

We want you to know that we are always here for you and your pet. We are open today from 2:00 pm to 4:00 pm. 🐶🐱

Remember, you can also book your appointment online, just pick the time, date and vet that suits you and your pets!
https://mitchamvets.co.uk/online-booking/ -xc-appointment-type

If you need us outside of our opening hours, please call our 24hour Vetcare service at Streatham Hill Vets which is open 24hrs a day 7 days a week. Please call them on 020 8674 3525.💚

Todays theme essential to responsible pet ownership is🐾Emergencies happen: Be prepared🐾We never know when or where an em...
10/05/2024

Todays theme essential to responsible pet ownership is

🐾Emergencies happen: Be prepared🐾

We never know when or where an emergency will happen.

❤️As a pet owner, you need to plan ahead.
Know what to do in case of an emergency, how to assemble emergency and first aid kits.

❤️Ensure your pet is microchipped in case they get separated from you in an emergency.

❤️Knowing some basic first aid information and being prepared for emergencies can help you avoid the feelings of panic that may accompany these situations.

❤️ If your pet is poisoned or exposed to toxins
Poisoning is a pet emergency that causes a great deal of confusion for pet owners. In general, any products that are harmful for people are also harmful for pets. Examples include cleaning products, rodent poisons, and antifreeze. But you also need to be aware of common food items such a a chocolate, and some plants that may be harmful to your pet.

If you know your pet has swallowed or had contact with something that may be harmful, call your vets immediately.

❤️If your leg is i vole we in an accident, ensure you can transport them to the vets safely.
While transporting your injured pet to a vets keep them confined in a small area to reduce the risk of additional injury.
Pet carriers work well, or you can use a box or other container (but make sure your pet has enough air). For large dogs, use a blanket, or something similar to act as a stretcher.

❤️If your pet is bleeding. Use a clean cloth or towel to apply firm pressure directly over the bleeding site.
* Avoid checking to see if the bleeding has stopped until you’ve applied pressure for at least three minutes.
* If you see blood soaking through the applied towel/cloth, do not remove it. Instead, add towels on top of previous layers to avoid disturbing any blood clots that might have formed.

❤️ If your pet is having a seizure
Keep your pet away from any objects (including furniture) that might hurt them. Do not try to restrain the pet, or startle them out of the seizure.
Avoid placing your hands in or near your pets mouth.
Then contact your vets for advice.

❤️First aid care is not a substitute for veterinary care, but it may save your pet’s life until you can get them veterinary care. In case of an emergency, call Mitcham Vets on 020 8640 5766
or our Streatham Hill Hospital if your emergency is out of hours
020 8674 3525

Todays theme essential to responsible pet ownership isTravel with care❤️Traveling with pets requires advance planning an...
09/05/2024

Todays theme essential to responsible pet ownership is

Travel with care

❤️Traveling with pets requires advance planning and coordination to keep everybody safe.

❤️Whether you’re taking a short car trip or flying to another country, getting your pet safely to your destination requires special precautions. These range from proper restraints during travel to veterinary exams and travel certificates. Plan ahead, and know exactly what’s needed when you travel with pets of different species.

https://mitchamvets.co.uk/pet-travel-advice/

❤️Every year, hundreds of pets die from heat exhaustion because they are left in parked vehicles.
Your vehicle can quickly reach a temperature that puts your pet at risk of serious illness and even death, even on a day that doesn't seem hot to you. And cracking the windows makes no difference.

❤️ A loose, small pet could crawl down in the footwell, interfering with use of the brake or accelerator pedal.

❤️A small pet sitting in your lap could be injured or killed by the airbag or could be crushed between your body and the airbag in a collision, and a large pet leaning across your lap can interfere with your view of the road and can be injured by the air bag in a collision.

❤️ The risks associated with pets in vehicles don't end with heatstroke. Just as you should always wear your seatbelt to protect you in case of a collision, your pet should always be properly restrained while in the vehicle. That means a secure harness or a carrier.

❤️And not only could your pet be injured in the collision, but it might also increase your risk of collision by distracting you and taking your attention away from where it should be – on the road.p

The PET travel scheme allows UK pet owners to take their dogs, cats and ferrets to other European countries and return without need for quarantine.

Todays theme essential to responsible pet ownership is🐾Love your pet? See your vet!🐾❤️Regular preventive care is critica...
08/05/2024

Todays theme essential to responsible pet ownership is

🐾Love your pet? See your vet!🐾

❤️Regular preventive care is critical to keep pets healthy and improve both quality and length of life. It also can save owners a great deal of money in the long run.

❤️Don’t wait to take your pet to the vet only when it’s visibly sick or injured. Pets often hide signs of illness, and regular check-ups are vital to catching health problems early. Early treatment means better health for your pet.

❤️To help our owners do just this we offer our VIP schemes to offer affordable care.

❤️VIP benefits
* 10% off all treatments and services including our 24 hour vet care service
* Preventative treatments included
* 30% off Hills and Royal Canin food when ordered from our online shop
* The convenience of monthly payments

Todays theme essential to responsible pet ownership is🐾Nutrition and exercise matter🐾❤️Worldwide, studies estimate that ...
07/05/2024

Todays theme essential to responsible pet ownership is

🐾Nutrition and exercise matter🐾

❤️Worldwide, studies estimate that up to 63% of pet cats and 59.3% of pet dogs are overweight or obese. This condition is linked with many diseases, including osteoarthritis and feline diabetes.

❤️29% of small animals are also overweight

❤️Obesity in rabbits is just as common of an occurrence as obesity in dogs and cats.

❤️Many people face the same issue, so it is encouraged for pet owners to get regular exercise—with their pets!
Small pets should also be given space to exercise away from their cages.

❤️This improves cardiovascular health, helps both pets and people maintain a healthy weight, supports good mental health for both owner and pet, and strengthens the human-animal bond.

❤️Nutrition is important to both weight management and overall health. Your vet can advise you on how much to feed your pet and whether the diet you’re providing is healthful – including both meals and treats!

Todays theme essential to responsible pet ownership is🐾Behavioral health: Habits for happy pets🐾Keep your pet happy and ...
06/05/2024

Todays theme essential to responsible pet ownership is

🐾Behavioral health: Habits for happy pets🐾

Keep your pet happy and healthy by promoting positive interactions.

❤️Try creating an environment that encourages natural behaviors by introducing puzzles, games, and interactive toys, or learning new skills.

❤️Activities like target training are wonderful options for dogs and cats—and even other pets, like fish!

❤️You can also promote good behavior by helping your pets get comfortable in new situations by safely exposing them to a variety of interactions with other animals, people, places, and activities.

❤️Provide praise, play and treats to reward engagement. Allow the dog or cat to withdraw if he or she is uncomfortable. Move at a pace appropriate for your pet's personality.

❤️Getting your new addition used to visiting the vets is essential.
We want your newest family member to get off to the best possible start, so we offer all healthy puppies and kittens free health checks until they are six months of age.

Todays theme essential to responsible pet ownership is🐾Choose well: Commit for life🐾Select the pet that's right for your...
05/05/2024

Todays theme essential to responsible pet ownership is

🐾Choose well: Commit for life🐾

Select the pet that's right for your family's lifestyle, and make a commitment for that pet’s life.
Even if you’ve already welcomed a pet into your home, your veterinarian can help you better understand the social and healthcare needs of your individual pet.

https://www.avma.org/resources-tools/pet-owners/petcare/selecting-pet-your-family

Don’t forget our VIP schemes are available for cats, dogs & rabbits.
Helping you to provide healthcare at affordable prices

https://mitchamvets.co.uk/vip-health-plan/

National Pet Week® celebrates the pets that enrich our lives and encourages responsible pet care every day of the year.W...
05/05/2024

National Pet Week® celebrates the pets that enrich our lives and encourages responsible pet care every day of the year.

Whether companion, comedian, confidant, or protector, our pets are always there for us. National Pet Week® celebrates this bond and encourages pet owners to be certain to provide their best friends with everything needed for a happy, healthy life.

Each day of the week focuses on a different topic essential to responsible pet ownership

Meet our handsome and proud Nero 😻You can see him posing for us, just before his castration 😅All went great with his pro...
03/05/2024

Meet our handsome and proud Nero 😻

You can see him posing for us, just before his castration 😅

All went great with his procedure and he’s already back home recovering 🤩

Address

4 Upper Green East
London
CR42PA

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 7pm
Tuesday 9am - 7pm
Wednesday 9am - 7pm
Thursday 9am - 7pm
Friday 9am - 7pm
Saturday 2pm - 4pm

Telephone

+442086405766

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