Mote Park Vets

06/01/2025

06/01/2025

To all our clients we want to apologise for the loss of our phone line 01622 858666 at our Harrietsham site - which has multiple lines on it. This line was reported to being down to our provider on the 22nd December! Since that date we have being phoning our provider - which is not BT by the way, multiple times per day. We are getting no logical or excusable reasons for the phone outage and are as perplexed and as annoyed as you all are. We repeat, this does not appear to be a BT or an Openreach issue but rather our local third party provider. We have escalated this to Ofcom and we await their reply also. We can only apologise for this truly unprecedented and inexcusable lengthy breakdown of 18 days at this point!

30/07/2024

We have had a deceased male tabby cat brought in, found on Sutton Road. His is neutered and chipped, the microchip is registered in France but the phone numbers are not working.

25/07/2024

We have had a grandparents memorial keyring dropped in the practice earlier in the week - Possibly Tuesday.
We would love to reunite this with the owner ☺️

27/06/2024

🐾 Is it time to neuter your cats? 🐾

Our cat spays are £89.89 each
Our cat castrations are £29.90 each

Please call us on 01622 758737/759761 🐈🐈‍⬛🐾

03/06/2024

🐱These two superstars are just two of the eight cats we had in today to be microchipped!

Bella on the Left and Raven on the Right were very good despite not looking happy for the camera ! 🐱

🐈June 10th 2024 it comes into effect microchipping will be compulsory for cats aged 20 weeks or over!🐈

30/05/2024

🐈10 DAYS UNTIL NEW MICROCHIPPING LAW FOR CATS 🐈

🐱As of the 10th of June 2024 all cats will legally need to be microchipped and have contact details stored and kept up to date! Kittens must be microchipped before 20 weeks of age.

🐱If it is found there is no to have a microchip the owner will have 21 days to have one implanted or they will face a fine of up to £500.

🐱Call us today to book in before the deadline!

Did you know ?
There are over 9 million pet cats in England, with as many as 2.3 million unchipped, meaning that it is very difficult to reunite them with their owner if they go missing.

29/04/2024

Please see our additional signs for how to access our car park from the no through road at the other end of the crescent.

26/04/2024

Our nurses have made a map on how to access our building with the current roadworks. Please see the photos for a walkthrough guide!

We hope this helps!

25/04/2024

🚗Information for Clients 🚗

Please be aware the usual access road to the surgery has been closed, in the mean time please use the doctors surgery end to access our car park using the post code: ME15 7LN.

29/02/2024

Meet Max🥹

This lovely boy was in for a sedation and an abdominal ultrasound. Here he is with Daisy in recovery, enjoying his snooze!

12/02/2024

Deceased male neutered domestic long haired brown cat found corner of plains avenue/ Marion crescent no chip or collar.

Please contact the practice on 01622 758737 if you believe he might belong to you🐾

25/01/2024

🐰Meet Thumper🐰

Thumper was in with us recently for an abscess on his ear! Thumper is roughly 9 months old and is already bigger than some of our feline patients!

Our nurse Georgia is a huge fan of rabbits and just had to get a photo with him! Georgia recently became a RVN meaning she is fully qualified! What an amazing duo this pair is 💕

24/01/2024

Beautiful Otis came to see Lydia the vet this evening because he had broken one of his nails!
Luckily we were able to remove this easily and after a clean, some pain relief and a bandage we hope he will be feeling much better ❤️
He was such a good boy for the whole experience and wagged his tail throughout 😍💕

24/01/2024

🐾 Meet Fred 🐾

This lovely chap was in today to be castrated. He definitely was not camera shy! He won the hearts of all the nurses💕

31/12/2023

🎆Tips for Anxious Pets regarding Fireworks🎆

Fireworks can cause stress and anxiety among pets and wildlife. Here are some tips to help with anxious behaviour towards fireworks:

🐾 Stay with your animals, be there to reassure them.
🐾 Make somewhere dark and comfortable so if they want to hide, they can do so.
🐾 Avoid late night walks, arranging an earlier walk, can make it easier to settle down before any fireworks begin.
🐾Ensure your house and garden are secure, as animals may want to flee to avoid the noise.
🐾 Listen to music or switch the tv on to help disguise the noise. Classic FM will play Pet Classics between 7pm-10pm to help calm anxious animals.

All the staff would like to wish our clients a Happy New Year. We look forward to seeing everyone in the new year, hopefully not too often! 😉