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Monday 9am - 6:30pm Tuesday 9am - 6:30pm Wednesday 9am - 6:30pm Thursday 9am - 6:30pm

Jackson & Nuttall Veterinary Surgery

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Jackson & Nuttall have proudly been looking after your pets since we opened our doors in 1983. Please note that consultations are by appointment only.
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We pride ourselves on the personal connection we have with our clients. Due to staff shortages please ring the practice to check the current opening times - 0161 6433097. Our team aim to provide the best possible care for our patients and our clients. Emergencies may be seen at any time but please ring first as there may not be a veterinary surgeon on the premises outside consultation times.

09/02/2023

Want to see what the Middleton are up to? Then join us over at Valentine's Vets

This page will be moving over permanently in the next few weeks, so please make sure to pop over and give them a follow.

Thank you 🧡

06/02/2023

Choices, choices. 🤔

Our latest addition means more consult slots, extra equipment, and a fresh serving of talented and friendly faces to meet at Middleton.

We’re excited for what the future holds and to join Valentine's Vets, who share our commitment to quality veterinary care. ❤️

04/02/2023

Cancer? Arthritis? Dental? Regular check-ups can catch these early.

Catching issues early; means improving your pet’s quality of life quicker and potentially saving you money.

We always say that preventative care is better than a cure. So, for World Cancer Day we want to raise awareness of regular vet checks.

03/02/2023

Rescue Centres are full of pets with love to give.

Why not check out your local rescue to see what is available. Rescue centres have all sorts of pets, all looking for their forever home!

Why shop when you could rescue?

02/02/2023

Wonder no more existential crisis dog! 🐶

Our Pet Health Plan gives you peace of mind and expected monthly payments that take care of your pet's preventative health.

More info: https://jacksonandnuttall.co.uk/what-we-offer/pet-health-plan

01/02/2023

We’ve joined Valentine’s family, and we want to reassure you that… ⏬

❤️ You and your pet can expect to receive the same top-quality, individual care
❤️ Our friendly team members are not going anywhere
❤️ We will continue to support you and your pet from our current premises
❤️ All the admin is sorted, and we will transfer your pet’s details for your next visit

We hope you will like our new image, as you are part of who we are.

31/01/2023

Love is in the air, and we have news to share tomorrow. ❤️👀

29/01/2023

Who’s welcomed a brand new fluffy to the family recently?*

We’d like to introduce our pet health plan, which covers preventative health appointments. Peace of mind for your pet and great savings with split monthly payments.

If you have more questions or want more information, please reach out to us here: https://jackson-nuttall.plansignup.co.uk/

*please post said new fluffy in the comment section below

24/01/2023

Four handy tips to keeping your cat happy and warm

😻 Provide a litter tray for them – even if they usually don’t use one.

😻 Have multiple beds or blankets

😻Lots of toys and indoor activities to keep them busy. They’ll be spending more time indoors and you want to keep them enriched.

😻 Provide places outside that your cat can shelter from the classic British wind and rain.

Have you got any top tips? We’d love to hear them below ⏬

21/01/2023

Day-to-day responsibilities of a Registered Vet Nurse (RVN) will depend on the type of practice, but their work is varied and can include a range of tasks, such as 📅⏬

🏥 Administering medications
🏥 Monitoring anaesthesia
🏥 Taking radiographs
🏥 Taking blood samples
🏥 Carrying out minor surgical procedures
🏥 Nursing for sick and hospitalised patients

Download our Future Vets guide to see what career options are available in practice for your animal-loving child or teen - bit.ly/3exnrRf

16/01/2023

Dogs are not our whole life, but they make our lives whole.

This we want to give thanks to how much our besties give to us each day.

13/01/2023

Who has welcomed a new feline to the family recently?

Peace of mind and regular vet visits are two great things – especially for your pet.

That’s why we have our pet health plan here at Jackson & Nuttall Vets to achieve the above two points.

If you have more questions or want more information, please reach out to us here: https://jackson-nuttall.plansignup.co.uk/

10/01/2023

Cat headbutts… why?

1) A way for your cat to mark you with their pheromones creating a stronger bond.
2) A way for your cat to seek attention from you.
Clearly it is always going to be the first one…

31/12/2022

🎆 Four essential firework tips for your pet ⏬

Despite the fun and wonder fireworks can bring, this period can prove a scary and unpredictable time for our pets.

28/12/2022

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26/12/2022

We call it boxing day 📦

Cats call it a purrrfect day 😻

23/12/2022

Human chocolate for humans. Dog treats for dogs.

We always get asked is of chocolate okay for our dog? The answer? Zero chocolate is the right amount for a dog.

Chocolate contains theobromine (a compound poisonous to dogs). How dangerous chocolate is depends on the type and amount eaten and the size and health of your dog.

Chocolate coins, chocolate tree decorations, your favourite festive tin are all bad for your dog.
If your dog has eaten chocolate, the best course of action is to contact us as soon as possible for advice.

20/12/2022

This is your kids' chance to ask a vet ANYTHING!

Click here to submit a question bit.ly/3f28p6H or simply comment below.

16/12/2022

Me: Excuse me Mr. Cat, get away from it. 🎄

The Cat: But. it. Is. So… SHINY ✨

13/12/2022

Supervise pets around Christmas decorations

Although Christmas decorations help to set the scene, certain decorations may pose a risk to our pets. For example, stringy decorations such as tinsel and decorative string can cause digestive blockages if eaten and glass baubles may cut paws if smashed. Christmas trees may resemble an exciting climbing frame to adventurous cats, so consider tethering them!

Keep inquisitive pets safe by supervising them and keeping them away from potential dangers.

10/12/2022

Let’s foster and encourage everyone to respect ALL animals.
Here’s what we think, but we’d love to hear your suggestions in the comments.

06/12/2022

There’s #759 reasons we are thankful for our pets, but we require only one 🔽👀

30/11/2022

Leptospirosis is a bacterial infection that dogs can catch from infected dogs and standing water contaminated by the urine of infected farm animals or wildlife. Leptospirosis can cause serious illness and damage to internal organs such as the liver and kidneys.

Regular vaccinations are vital in protecting your pet from key infectious diseases, and annual preventative healthcare and vaccination appointments provide an opportunity for regular health checks for your pet.

Core vaccinations for dogs will include the leptospirosis vaccine, and you can speak to one of our team to learn more or book a vaccination appointment.

28/11/2022

Flood the comments with your pet's unique talent.

25/11/2022

Time to boop the snoot ❤️

22/11/2022

We have vet professionals ready to answer your child or teen’s questions! ⏬ Comment below and we will ask our vets and nurses⏬

We also have the Future Vets guide for children and teens to explore the career options available in veterinary practice - bit.ly/3exnrRf

19/11/2022

What’s going on here then? 😼

Caption your best guess below ⏬

15/11/2022

Cats enrich our lives every single day, let’s make sure we repay the favour 🐱

✔️ Cats need their own territories and kit food, snacks, bed, they are not wired up to share they find this stressful (odd exception where they buddy up)

✔️ Food puzzles are great way to enrich their feeding time

✔️ Cats love hiding places such as cardboard boxes, bags (not plastic), high spots on shelves and cupboards

✔️ Cats enjoy playing with small simple toys, the best toys are ones they can play for a short time then put away, so they remain fun for them

❌ Avoid laser toys as these can cause frustration and lead to behaviour changes due to the frustration they create.

Get in touch if you have any questions about enriching your pets life.

Address

171 Manchester New Road
Manchester
M241DE

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 6:30pm
Tuesday	9am - 6:30pm
Wednesday	9am - 6:30pm
Thursday	9am - 6:30pm

Telephone

+441616433097

Website

https://jacksonandnuttall.co.uk/

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Human chocolate for humans. Dog treats for dogs. We always get asked is of chocolate okay for our dog? The answer? Zero chocolate is the right amount for a dog. Chocolate contains theobromine (a compound poisonous to dogs). How dangerous chocolate is depends on the type and amount eaten and the size and health of your dog. Chocolate coins, chocolate tree decorations, your favourite festive tin are all bad for your dog. If your dog has eaten chocolate, the best course of action is to contact us as soon as possible for advice. #ChristmasDanger

Supervise pets around Christmas decorations Although Christmas decorations help to set the scene, certain decorations may pose a risk to our pets. For example, stringy decorations such as tinsel and decorative string can cause digestive blockages if eaten and glass baubles may cut paws if smashed. Christmas trees may resemble an exciting climbing frame to adventurous cats, so consider tethering them! Keep inquisitive pets safe by supervising them and keeping them away from potential dangers.

Flood the comments with your pet's unique talent.

World Pet Memorial Day

Join us in lighting a candle to remember all the pets we have lost. #WorldPetMemorialDay

Pet Travel Tips

Travelling with your pet can be stressful at the best of times, but in the summer, with the added heat and dehydration concerns, it’s vital that you have a plan before you set off. Here’s a few things to think about which could make your life easier. If you are very concerned, reach out to us for further advice.

Rabbit Welfare Tips

Rabbits are for life not just for Easter! Rabbits may be cute, but they need a great deal of care to ensure they live long, happy and healthy lives. This video gives you a run down of five essential rabbit needs. Research is key to ensure rabbits are the right pet for you. If you have any questions around rabbit care, get in touch and #askus

Chocolate Poisoning

Chocolate… great for us. Not great for your pet. Christina the Vet is here to drop some knowledge on why this is and what YOU can do to ensure your pet has a happy and healthy easter. If you think your pet has got their paws on some chocolate, give us a ring.

National Pet Day

Happy #NationalPetDay We’ve got an important question, that needs answering below!

Older Pet Tips

As a caring owner you’ll know that healthy food, enough exercise, loving attention, sleep, access to veterinary care and the occasional treat are all key to ensuring your pet lives a happy life. But when they reach an older age, there’s ways to make them as comfy and happy as possible.

Day 11

Day #11 | 12 days of Christmas pet tips Fireworks can be very scary for our pets. It’s sensible to keep cats and dogs inside after dark and close windows and curtains. Where possible keep the lights on and create some background noise by playing music or having the television on. Pets will often benefit from having a safe place to hide and stressed pets should not be left home alone. Speak to your veterinary team if you are worried about managing your pet’s firework stress.

Day 10

Day #10 | 12 days of Christmas pet tips If you are entertaining guests this Christmas, there are likely to be more people going in and out of your home. Take care to ensure your guests know how to interact with your pets and that pets have somewhere quiet to go if they need time alone. Having pets microchipped brings peace of mind that they can be traced back to you if they are accidentally let out or escape.

Day 9

Day #9 | 12 days of Christmas pet tips As the weather gets colder paths and roads are commonly gritted to melt the ice. However, this grit can sometimes irritate dogs’ paws causing mild to, in some cases, more severe discomfort. It’s sensible to avoid heavily gritted areas where possible and thoroughly wipe your dog’s paws after walks or give their feet a quick rinse if needed. If your dog is distressed after a walk or seems to be in pain, contact your veterinary practice for further advice.

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Our Story

Jackson and Nuttall veterinary practice was founded by Alec Jackson and Kathryn Nuttall in 1983, so we have many years’ experience and are well established in the Middleton area of Manchester.

Over the years, we have seen many changes, including at our own practice, as originally, we were a mixed practice looking after a much broader range of animals, whereas now we focus completely on small animals, such as cats and dogs.

Alec sadly left the practice in May 2019 to take much-deserved retirement, however Kathryn is still here providing over 30 years’ experience in outstanding veterinary care. Kathryn is joined by other long-standing team members at Jackson and Nuttall, consisting of another three veterinary surgeons (with combined experience of over 30 years), and four qualified veterinary nurses, some of whom have been with the practice over 15 years.

The Jackson and Nuttall team is completed with a further seven team members to support all our clients and their pets.