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Fairgreen Veterinary Centre

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Fairgreen Veterinary Centre

Independently owned Large and Small Animal Veterinary Practice. Small animal Surgery - please phone us for an appointment 028 82841308
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01/12/2024

REUNITED ✨
Thank you to everyone who liked and shared this post 🐶

Young entire male Collie X
Friendly with old wounds on nose region
Dog currently being cared for by Mart staff 🤠

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18/11/2024

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31/10/2024

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28/10/2024

Spooky season is upon us and Bosco decided dressed up a Dogtor this year 🐕🩺

He wanted to remind everyone to make sure all pets are kept indoors or else somewhere secure this week as fireworks can be scary! 👻

- If your pet gets anxious around loud noises we have some calming products available in store 🎆
- Microchipping is a legal requirement but also a traceable method to reunite owners and their pets if they run away, get lost or stolen! 🪪

10/10/2024

A**l gland issues in dogs can arise from several causes, and understanding these can help prevent and manage the condition more effectively.

Common Causes of A**l Gland Problems:

1. Obesity: Overweight dogs are more prone to a**l gland issues because excess body fat can affect the gland’s ability to empty naturally. The pressure required for the glands to express during defecation is reduced, leading to retention and impaction.
2. Poor Diet: A diet low in fiber can result in soft stools, which do not provide enough pressure on the a**l glands to trigger natural expression. Dogs fed a poor-quality diet or one that lacks sufficient fiber are at a higher risk.
3. Chronic Diarrhea or Loose Stools: When a dog frequently has loose stools or diarrhea, the a**l glands are not properly expressed during defecation. This can cause the glands to become impacted or infected over time.
4. Allergies: Dogs with food allergies or environmental allergies often experience inflammation, which can extend to the a**l glands. The inflammation can lead to blockages or infections if untreated.
5. Structural Issues: Some dogs are anatomically predisposed to a**l gland problems due to the positioning or size of their glands, making them harder to empty naturally. This is common in small breeds like Chihuahuas, Dachshunds, and Toy Poodles.
6. Lack of Exercise: Dogs who are less active may have weaker muscle tone, which can impact their bowel movements and the natural expression of their glands. Active dogs tend to have firmer stools, which help in expressing the glands.
7. Infections or Tumors: In rare cases, infections in the glands or nearby areas, or the presence of tumors, can cause blockages. A bacterial infection may result in painful abscesses or even ruptures.

By addressing these underlying causes—through a balanced, high-fiber diet, regular exercise, and managing allergies—most a**l gland problems can be prevented or managed effectively.

08/10/2024

🔬 Behind the Scenes at Fairgreen Vets with Arlene 🩺

Step behind the scenes with Arlene, our incredible vet who always brings a professional and positive attitude to every case. Whether it’s routine care or complex surgeries, Arlene is dedicated to helping each and every patient feel their best.

Her passion for veterinary medicine and her calm, focused approach make her a key part of the Fairgreen Vets team. We’re proud to have someone so skilled and caring looking after our furry friends!

07/10/2024

Bobby’s Critical Care Journey: This was A Team Effort at Fairgreen Vets

Bobby, a 6-year-old dog, was brought to us after being hit by a car, struggling to breathe. X-rays revealed multiple broken ribs and a pneumothorax—a condition where air escapes into the chest cavity, causing the lungs to collapse. You can see the black areas on the X-ray showing the trapped air.

Our team immediately performed thoracocentesis to remove the air and help Bobby breathe more easily. He required intensive monitoring and multiple thoracocentesis procedures to stabilize his condition.

Bobby has been an incredibly brave patient, but he’s not out of the woods yet. His recovery will be long, and he remains very sore. We’re doing everything we can to help him heal!

06/10/2024

Is Your Pet Slowing Down? 🐕 Joint Pain Relief Options

Is your dog starting to walk slower or showing stiffness in their hips and joints? These could be signs of osteoarthritis, a common issue in aging pets. But there are treatments that can make a big difference in your dog’s comfort and mobility!

1. Librela: Long-lasting Pain Relief
Librela is a monthly injection that blocks the nerve growth factor (NGF) responsible for pain, giving your dog relief from osteoarthritis. It’s non-steroidal and provides consistent pain management, allowing your dog to stay active and comfortable.

2. Nutriquin+ Joint Support
Nutriquin+ is a high-quality joint supplement that supports cartilage health and reduces inflammation. It contains:

• Glucosamine & Chondroitin: To support healthy joint cartilage.
• Green-lipped Mussel: A powerful anti-inflammatory that helps reduce pain and stiffness.
• Antioxidants: To help protect joints from further damage.

Adding Nutriquin+ to your dog’s daily routine can complement other treatments like Librela and support long-term joint health.

3. Weight Management & Exercise
Keeping your dog at a healthy weight can ease the strain on their joints. Regular low-impact exercises like swimming or short walks can also help maintain mobility.

We’re here to help your dog live a happier, pain-free life! Ask us about Librela, Nutriquin+, and other ways to support your pet’s joint health.

05/10/2024

Happy Saturday! 🎉

Here’s a picture of a cute puppy for absolutely no reason at all, other than to brighten your day! 🐶❤️

Wishing you and your furry friends a weekend filled with smiles and snuggles.

04/10/2024

🎃 Keep Your Pets Calm This Halloween with Pet Remedy 🎃

Halloween can be a fun time for us, but for our pets, all the noises, costumes, and doorbell rings can be overwhelming. If your pet gets anxious during Halloween, Pet Remedy is a natural and effective way to help them stay calm.

🐾 How Pet Remedy Helps:

• Natural calming solution: Perfect for pets feeling stressed by loud noises, visitors, or changes in their environment.
• Easy to use: Simply spray it on bedding or plug in the diffuser to create a calming atmosphere.
• Safe for all pets: Whether you have a dog, cat, or even small animals, Pet Remedy can help soothe their nerves.

Give your pet the gift of peace this Halloween. A calmer pet means more treats and less tricks! 🍬🧡

03/10/2024

🐾 Don’t Forget Your Dog’s Dental Checkup! 🐾

Just like us, dogs need regular dental care to stay healthy. Dental disease can cause pain, infection, and even affect your pet’s overall health if left untreated. Here’s why a professional dental cleaning is a must:

🦷 Prevent Pain & Discomfort: Plaque buildup and gum disease can make eating painful for your furry friend.

🦷 Avoid Serious Health Issues: Poor oral health can lead to infections and even impact your dog’s heart, liver, and kidneys.

🦷 Freshen Up That Breath: Regular cleanings help keep your dog’s breath fresh, making snuggle time more enjoyable!

Book a dental checkup with us today to keep your dog happy, healthy, and smiling. 😊🐕

02/10/2024

🌟 Why Neuter Your Pet? 🌟

Neutering your pet is more than just a procedure — it’s a vital step in ensuring a healthier, happier life for them and creating a safer community for all animals. Here’s why it matters:

🐾 Prevent Health Issues
Neutering reduces the risk of serious conditions like certain cancers and infections, helping your pet live longer.

🐾 Behavior Benefits
Neutered pets tend to be calmer, less aggressive, and have a reduced urge to roam, which lowers the chance of accidents or injuries.

🐾 Control Pet Population
By neutering your pet, you’re helping to prevent the overpopulation of stray animals and reduce the number of pets in shelters.

🐾 No Unwanted Litters
Avoid the challenges of caring for unexpected puppies or kittens by making sure your pet can’t reproduce.

Give us a ring anytime to discuss it further 🐶🐱

01/10/2024

And the winner is ohare171!!

Congratulations and thank you to everyone to entered the draw. We will be in contact with ohare171 directly to organise the prize.

26/09/2024

Meet Hunter! Hunter is in for a monthly weigh-in for his flea and worm treatment.
Hunter is only 4 months old, what a beauty! 😍

23/09/2024

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Non prescription diets only, allow for one bag every 6 weeks.

Winner will be announced on the 1st of October 👍💪 so get sharing.

We will contact you directly in case some fake pages or scams try to get involved.

24/08/2024

📣 BANK HOLIDAY CLOSURE📣
The shop and clinic will be closed Monday 26th August for the bank holiday.
Please make sure you get all you need this Saturday from 9-3pm 🐄🐕🐈🐑

Remember there is always a vet available for EMERGENCIES during this time 😃

22/08/2024

Last week we said farewell to Eimear 👋
We wish her every success in her career change, hope she prefers the humans to the animals 🐈🐕
Thank you from all of Fairgreen 😃

05/08/2024

Bella was in today for some worming treatment, she certainly enjoyed having a play around the consult room 🥰

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4 Fairgreen Road, Fintona
Omagh
BT782AZ

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 6pm
Tuesday	9am - 6pm
Wednesday	9am - 6pm
Thursday	9am - 6pm
Friday	9am - 6pm
Saturday	9am - 3pm

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+442882841308

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Yes, treats can often be an overlooked factor in pet weight management and allergies. Some pet owners may give frequent treats or use human food as rewards without realizing the impact on their pet’s overall calorie intake or potential allergens. It’s important to ask specifically about the type, quantity, and frequency of treats when discussing a pet’s health. For allergies, treats can contain ingredients that might trigger reactions, so being mindful of their composition is key.

Bosco's Big Day Out🐾🐕

Volume up to see how animals feel in the vets 🐶🏥 They don't always understand what's happening, but as you can see from Bosco's smiles, we always help to keep them happy and comfortable!😊 Bosco the practice pet will signing autographs in return for treats or cuddles 🐾🦴 #fairgreenvets