Rutland Veterinary Centre - Priors Hall Park

04/02/2025

He should feel better now without those decayed teeth. 🦷
If we don't brush our pets' teeth, as we do with our own, tartar and infection can build up, leading to potential dental extractions.

24/01/2025

We have recently been handed a young female German shepherd into us from the studfall area. If you believe she could be yours please contact the practice on 01536 903777.

09/11/2024

We are excited to announce that our Uppingham practice is now able to offer laparoscopic (keyhole) spays.

This service is available to all clients from both Rutland and Kings practices, however the procedure can only be carried out at Uppingham for the time being.

More information can be found on our website, please contact the team if you would like to book in.

https://rutlandvets.co.uk/keyholespaying/

08/11/2024

How lovely is this little girl! 🐾 Lottie was in to be neutered today and was enjoying some food and ear rubs whilst being snuggled up after the surgery 🐶❤️

30/10/2024

This lovely dog is one of the latest pets to join our Lifetime Care Club!
They'll be joining over 9000 of our registered pets across our practices who are already benefiting from the savings on the plan!

Take a look at our website for more information and to sign up!

www.rutlandvets.co.uk/vip-plan

28/10/2024

This lovely girl was in for a routine vaccination today on the clinical exam a small hole was seen between her digits......scroll right to see what was removed.

😱 what a surprise that grass-seeds are still around in October. Don't forget to check your pet's feet🐾

23/10/2024

With fireworks season fast approaching it's important to start thinking about your pets!

These are our top tips on preparing your small animals 🎆

If you feel your pet still needs help, speak to us. We can advise you on over the counter therapies as well as booking an appointment for the vet who may prescribe medication in some cases. 📞

16/10/2024

With fireworks season fast approaching it's important to start thinking about your pets!

These are our top tips on preparing your cats 🎆

If you feel your pet still needs help, speak to us. We can advise you on over the counter therapies as well as booking an appointment for the vet who may prescribe medication in some cases. 📞

10/10/2024

www.rutlandvets.co.uk/news

09/10/2024

With fireworks season fast approaching it's important to start thinking about your pets!

These are our top tips on preparing your dog 🎆

There are also a number of resources available to help prepare your dog for the noise of fireworks throughout the year. Check out the resources below from and Dogs Trust

www.bluecross.org.uk/advice/dog/behaviour-and-training/how-to-prepare-your-dog-for-fireworks

www.dogstrust.org.uk/dog-advice/understanding-your-dog/sound-therapy-for-pets

If you feel your pet still needs help, speak to us. We can advise you on over the counter therapies as well as booking an appointment for the vet who may prescribe medication in some cases. 📞

07/10/2024

We have had a kitten handed into the practice. There is unfortunately no microchip. Please get in touch if you think it may be yours.

26/09/2024

Isn't she lovely?? 🤩

18/09/2024

16-22nd Sept 2024 is Pet Eye Health Awareness Week!

Due to their exaggerated facial features, brachycephalic pets suffer from eye problems more readily than other breeds.

Some of the reasons they are so prone to eye problems include:
👁Blinking less frequently
👁Exposed corneas
👁Irritation from adjacent hairs
👁Abnormally shaped eyelids
👁Poor tear quality and /or quantity
👁Reduced corneal sensation

Find out more here:
https://www.tvm-uk.com/bos/

If you are worried about your pets eyes, or any other issue, please get in touch so we can provide advice and book you in with the vet as soon as possible 📞

We are taking part in in partnership with

16/09/2024

16-22nd Sept 2024 is Pet Eye Health Awareness Week!

Careful observation of the way your pet looks and acts and what is classed as ‘normal’ for them is a first step for responsible pet care. Regarding eye health, any perceived changes in your pet’s eyes can be a good indication of whether or not a trip to the vet is warranted.

Useful Observations:
👁Do they both look shiny and clear, not dull, cloudy or dry?
👁Are the pupils the same size and shape?
👁Is one eye squinting?
👁Is one eye runny with watery or sticky discharge?
👁Is the colour the same? Does one look red? Has the iris suddenly changed colour?

Signs that may suggest that your pet's eyes are irritated:
👁Pawing/rubbing at their eye/s
👁Squinting
👁Excessive blinking
👁Excessive tear staining
👁Light sensitivity
👁Swollen skin around the eyes

If you are worried about your pets eyes, or any other issue, please get in touch so we can provide advice and book you in with the vet as soon as possible 📞

We are taking part in in partnership with Dômes Pharma UK

02/09/2024

Loved seeing these puppies today for their first vaccinations! 💉

02/09/2024

UPDATE: we are back up and running

URGENT: our internet and phone lines are currently down.

Please contact our Uppingham branch if you need to contact us ​01572 822399

We apologise for the inconvenience

23/08/2024