Bond Street Veterinary Clinic

Bond Street Veterinary Clinic A small animal veterinary practice dedicated to providing the highest care possible to your pets!
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Bond Street Veterinary Clinic started life in 1963 when David Hopkins started practising as a veterinary surgeon in the property opposite our present site at the intersection of Bond Street and Park Lane. James and Susan McCance bought the practice from Mr Hopkins in 1993. Our customer base grew strongly due to our belief that animal and customer care must come first. This growth enabled us to mak

e two important changes;
Firstly, we dedicated our service entirely to companion animals which helps keep our level of service and expertise up to date. Secondly, in 2000, we were able to move across the road to our present site on Ryles Park Road and develop our present day purpose built premises with ample parking on-site. Jonathan Harper joined the practice at this time, becoming a partner in 2003. We provide a high level of clinical care in a friendly, personal manner. Although we now have four full-time and three part-time veterinary surgeons, we always make sure, where possible, you see the particular vet you prefer, or who is dealing with the case. Our nursing staff are either fully qualified members of the Royal College of Veterinary Nurses or are training to become qualified. Our reception staff are trained to help you and will always find you an appointment if necessary even when the lists are full. Our out of hours service is provided by VetsNow a leading emergency and critical care specialist. Indeed we now have visiting consultants coming in to the practice so many referrals can be done in-house. We enjoy meeting pets and people and hope this will make your visit a pleasure!

Kate's funeral service is this afternoon at the Macclesfield Crematorium at 2:45pm. We are very limited with appointment...
23/11/2023

Kate's funeral service is this afternoon at the Macclesfield Crematorium at 2:45pm. We are very limited with appointments this afternoon and only urgent issues or emergencies can be seen. We appreciate your patience with us.

If you would like to make a charitable donation in Kate's memory, the nominated charities are Windyway Trust and The Cinnamon Trust.
Windyway Trust are known to all of Macclesfield for their work in helping sick or injured animals or those looking for new homes.
https://www.windyway.org/
The Cinnamon Trust help pets stay with their elderly owners by providing volunteer support, or looks after pets if their owners are terminally ill or require a hospital stay.
https://cinnamon.org.uk/product/donation/

Donations help us to support those who need us, and every gift makes a difference. Choosing to join The Cinnamon Trust as a member, is a fantastic way to show your support and allows us to continue to help older people, and the terminally ill with their pets. If you can Gift Aid your donation, the c...

18/11/2023

Unfortunately we have had a deceased cat brought in to us today by a member of the public that appears to have been hit by a car. He is a large black unneutered male, he does not have a microchip or collar/id tag. He was found on Congleton road not far from
Nether Alderley school. If you have any information that may help us find the owner of this cat please phone the practice on 01625 425637.

🐶Guide Dogs Colouring Competition!🐶Prize for every age group!Help us to raise money to support Guide Dogs for the Blind ...
14/11/2023

🐶Guide Dogs Colouring Competition!🐶

Prize for every age group!

Help us to raise money to support Guide Dogs for the Blind Association

To enter, make a minimum of £1 donation at our practice reception and collect your colouring sheet.
Return by 7th December 2023 with name, age and contact number on the back of the sheet.

For more information, please don't hesitate to ask at reception or call the practice on 01625 425637

We can’t wait to see all of your wonderful colouring designs!

Today is  . Most of us would have heard of diabetes, but did you know that it can affect our pets too?Diabetes occurs wh...
14/11/2023

Today is . Most of us would have heard of diabetes, but did you know that it can affect our pets too?

Diabetes occurs when there are abnormally high sugar levels in the blood, caused by a problem with insulin. Insulin is a hormone made by the pancreas that works to move sugar out of the bloodstream and into cells after a meal.

To find out more about diabetes in pets and the signs to look out for: https://bit.ly/2Tqx0DJ

If you are concerned at all about your pet’s health, please give us a call.

Lest we forget – remembering all of the brave people and animals.
11/11/2023

Lest we forget – remembering all of the brave people and animals.

Kate's funeral service will take place at Macclesfield Crematorium, at 2:45pm on Thursday 23rd November, followed by ref...
10/11/2023

Kate's funeral service will take place at Macclesfield Crematorium, at 2:45pm on Thursday 23rd November, followed by refreshments at The Pack Horse Bowling Club. If you would like to attend, please comment here, or email the practice at [email protected] so approximate guest numbers can be passed on to Kate's family.
The clinic will be running a reduced number of appointments that afternoon, with priority given to patients requiring urgent or emergency care.
If you would like to make a charitable donation in Kate's memory, the nominated charities are Windyway Trust and The Cinnamon Trust.
Windyway Trust are known to all of Macclesfield for their work in helping sick or injured animals or those looking for new homes.
https://www.windyway.org/
The Cinnamon Trust help pets stay with their elderly owners by providing volunteer support, or looks after pets if their owners are terminally ill or require a hospital stay.
https://cinnamon.org.uk/product/donation/

Donations help us to support those who need us, and every gift makes a difference. Choosing to join The Cinnamon Trust as a member, is a fantastic way to show your support and allows us to continue to help older people, and the terminally ill with their pets. If you can Gift Aid your donation, the c...

She has been reunited with her owners❤️We have had a young female cat brought into us today as a stray. She has no colla...
10/11/2023

She has been reunited with her owners❤️

We have had a young female cat brought into us today as a stray. She has no collar and unfortunately is not microchipped therefore we have no way to contact her owners. She was found on Tenby Road in Macclesfield. She is super friendly and loves any attention, please call the practice on 01625 425637 if you have any information. Thank you!🐾

Star of the week!⭐️🐾Everyone meet Daisy a Labrador Retriever. Daisy first came to us after fracturing one of her legs an...
03/11/2023

Star of the week!⭐️🐾

Everyone meet Daisy a Labrador Retriever. Daisy first came to us after fracturing one of her legs and since then has become one of our regulars. Most recently coming in for a spay, Daisy stole all our hearts with her very happy nature and her funky bandannas. We are so happy to see Daisy happy and healthy and preparing for a road trip in her camper!

It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of our beloved receptionist Kate.Kate was one of the longest servi...
31/10/2023

It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of our beloved receptionist Kate.

Kate was one of the longest serving members of the Bond Street Team, having worked at the practice for almost twenty years. She was an expert at organising and conducting a busy consulting session and did so with a wicked sense of humour. She loved working at Bond Street and was a friendly, familiar face to many of our clients and their pets.
It was a big shock when she suffered a stroke in March and sadly, she struggled with her health following on from this, before passing away peacefully over the weekend.

Kate’s death leaves a big gap behind the Bond Street reception desk and we will all miss her dearly. Rest in peace Kate.

Happy Halloween! We’d love to see some photos of you and your pets enjoying spooky season below.
31/10/2023

Happy Halloween!

We’d love to see some photos of you and your pets enjoying spooky season below.

Once the bangs and whooshes start, it can be tricky to calm pets who are firework phobic. Thankfully, there are plans wh...
30/10/2023

Once the bangs and whooshes start, it can be tricky to calm pets who are firework phobic. Thankfully, there are plans which can be put in place before fireworks season starts.
Check out these top tips from The Healthy Pet Club on helping your pets stay calm during fireworks season: thehealthypetclub.co.uk/fireworks

Today is National Black Cat Awareness Day! We love black cats and to celebrate this purrfect day, we’d would love to see...
27/10/2023

Today is National Black Cat Awareness Day!

We love black cats and to celebrate this purrfect day, we’d would love to see some photos of your black moggies below.

Meet the team!Beth is one of our Patient Care Assistants and also one of the newest members of the team starting in June...
25/10/2023

Meet the team!

Beth is one of our Patient Care Assistants and also one of the newest members of the team starting in June this year. Before Beth joined the Bond Street family, she worked as a emergency critical care Patient Care Assistant at PetMedics. Beth also graduated from Nottingham Trent University with BSc (Hons) in Animal Biology. Beth has a Golden Retriever puppy called Nellie and enjoys walking around the Peak District with her favourite being Kinder Scout.

Fun fact: Beth swam with sea turtles in Turkey 🐢

We have had stray ferret brought in to us and unfortunately, she does not have a microchip. She was found on North Road ...
19/10/2023

We have had stray ferret brought in to us and unfortunately, she does not have a microchip. She was found on North Road in between Congleton and Macclesfield. She is quite petite and has four little white feet. If you have any information, please call the practice 01625 425637 🐾

19/10/2023

Just a reminder we are having staff training today between 12:00pm-2:00pm. Please try to avoid calling the practice between these hours today unless it is an emergency. Thank you!

13/10/2023

On Thursday 19th October between 12:00pm-14:00pm the practice will only be available for emergencies. If you have any enquiries please contact the practice before or after this time unless it is an emergency. Thank you!

Meet the Team!Everyone meet Grace who is one of our Registered Veterinary Nurses! Grace first came to us to complete her...
12/10/2023

Meet the Team!

Everyone meet Grace who is one of our Registered Veterinary Nurses! Grace first came to us to complete her placement year for university in 2019 and then successfully graduated from Nottingham University in May 2022. Grace has a keen interest in dental nursing completing CPD to advance to her skills and also has an interest in surgical nursing. In her spare time, she is often found walking her Cocker Spaniel, Monty and has a new found love for bouldering!

Fun fact: Grace travelled Sri Lanka volunteering in conservation work to help with elephants and turtles🐘🐢

We are so proud to be one of the top rated veterinary practices in Macclesfield! Thank you to all our lovely clients!❤️
11/10/2023

We are so proud to be one of the top rated veterinary practices in Macclesfield! Thank you to all our lovely clients!❤️

Arthritis is a common progressive condition affecting the joints of both dogs and cats. It’s more common in older animal...
07/10/2023

Arthritis is a common progressive condition affecting the joints of both dogs and cats. It’s more common in older animals, and can happen in many different ways. It’s not curable, but we have many ways to successfully manage the pain and discomfort arthritis causes.

Find out more about arthritis in pets here: thehealthypetclub.co.uk/signs-of-arthritis

Meet the Team!Everyone meet one of our receptionists, Liz! Liz started working at Bond Street in February 2021. She has ...
04/10/2023

Meet the Team!

Everyone meet one of our receptionists, Liz! Liz started working at Bond Street in February 2021. She has previously been Cabin Crew for British Airways which she enjoyed very much and happily retried from her life in the skies. Liz loves walking her Labrador called Oscar who turns 15 in January! As part of a very sporty family, Liz plays hockey for Macclesfield while her sons play rugby for Macclesfield too, one even plays for Israel. Liz loves getting to know all our lovely clients and hopes to see everyone soon!

Fun fact: Liz's dad was a goal keeper Manchester City in the 60's called Harry Dowd!

Meet the Team!Meet our newest Veterinary Surgeon Rob! Rob grew up in Liverpool and graduated from Edinburgh University V...
27/09/2023

Meet the Team!

Meet our newest Veterinary Surgeon Rob! Rob grew up in Liverpool and graduated from Edinburgh University Veterinary School in 2004. His first veterinary job was in Newquay, Cornwall where he would treat all kinds of animals such as dogs, cats, farm animals, horses and the occasional zoo animal! He would also sneak off at lunch for a quick surf! He has lived in Wales for the past 12 years and moved back to the North West just under a year when he joined us! Rob is an advanced practitioner in small animal surgery and also has a great interest in ophthalmology.

Fun fact: Rob is a keen scuba diver and dived in Egypt and Orkney this year!

Meet the Team!Ronan joined Bond Street in 2015 as a trainee veterinary nurse and qualified as Registered Veterinary Nurs...
22/09/2023

Meet the Team!

Ronan joined Bond Street in 2015 as a trainee veterinary nurse and qualified as Registered Veterinary Nurse in January 2019. He likes seeing the animals true personalities shine through as they recover from illness or injury. In his spare time Ronan enjoys playing music with his friends, watching films and walking his dog called Jub Jub.

Fun fact: Ronan plays bass guitar in band which perform in different venues all over!

20/09/2023

Sadly we have a deceased cat brought in to us this morning. She was found near whirley primary school in Macclesfield. She is a tabby un- neutered female who has a microchip but the details are not up to date. If you have any information that could help us locate the owner please give us a call on 01625 425637.

19/08/2023

Sadly we have had a deceased cat brought in to us this morning. He was found on Queens Ave, Macclesfield. He is a un-neutered male tabby cat who is likely 1 - 5 years old. He does not have a microchip or collar. If you have any information that could help us locate his owner please phone the practice on 01625425637.

Address

1 Ryles Park Road
Macclesfield
SK118AH

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 7pm
Tuesday 8am - 7pm
Wednesday 8am - 7pm
Thursday 8am - 7pm
Friday 8am - 7pm
Saturday 8:30am - 4pm

Telephone

+441625425637

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Bond Street Veterinary Clinic is a trading name of CVS (UK) Limited: a company registered in England and Wales. Registered number: 03777473. Registered office: CVS House, Vinces Road, Diss, Norfolk IP22 4AY


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