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The Market Town Vet - Oswestry

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The Market Town Vet - Oswestry

Independent, local and affordable veterinary care in the heart of Oswestry.
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Here at ‘The Market Town Vet’ we ensure you and your pet are at the heart of our business. We are proud to be an independently owned practice, meaning we will have total control over how we care for your pet. Our promise is to provide you and your pet with exceptional care, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, treating them as what they are, a much-loved member of the family.

23/09/2024

VidiVet provides you with access to 24/7 veterinary support 🎉

Scan the QR code or visit our website to gain access to VidiVet, where by using the app, you can:
🐾 Ask a question at any time of day or night
🐾 Receive a prompt video reply from a vet explaining what your next steps should be
🐾 Gain help in deciding whether you need an emergency out-of-hours appointment

You can ask VidiVet anything about your pet - no concern is too small! VidiVet will also provide guidance on whether there is anything you can do at home to help your pet and what to expect during your appointment, should they need to see a vet at any point.

22/09/2024

🎆🍂It may seem a little early to be talking about fireworks, especially when we are still clinging to summer. There is plenty we can do NOW to prepare our pets for when the season arrives, however.

You may already know that your pet is frightened of fireworks or perhaps this will be your pet's first experience. 40% of pet owners say their pets fear fireworks, according to the PDSA.

Here are our top tips to start now!

✅ Invest in a pheromone diffuser which can help ease stress and anxiety
✅ Create a safe space/pet den where they feel safe and enjoy retreating to (think blankets, toys, warmth, quiet, secure)
✅ Try desensitisation and counterconditioning. Helpful information is available here: https://www.pdsa.org.uk/pet-help-and-advice/pet-health-hub/other-veterinary-advice/dogs-and-fireworks

20/09/2024

The Market Town Vet Instagram!

So many of our lovely pet owners have been sharing their pets and tagging us in the posts. We love to see our patients out on their adventures or in the comfort of their own homes.

We save all our patients to our story highlights so if you’d like your pet to feature, be sure to give us a follow and get tagging!

Our Instagram handle is

19/09/2024

PetsApp provides convenience for our pet owners 🙌

What’s even better, it's free to download and can be used to:

🐾 Chat with our team
🐾 Order medication
🐾 Book appointments

It is available on the AppStore and GooglePlay. We look forward to chatting with you through the app!

Remember to keep your notifications turned on!

18/09/2024

This review is one to stop us in our tracks ❤️

It encapsulates everything we hope our pet owners will feel when leaving our practice. When a pet owner takes the time to leave a positive review, we are so grateful! It not only helps us to maintain a service you are happy with but also helps other pet owners to choose a vet they can trust.

If you’d like to leave us a review, you can do so via our website.

17/09/2024

⚠️ Did you know that bad breath is the earliest sign of your pet suffering from periodontal disease?

The different signs will be present during different stages of periodontal disease. If your pet is showing any of these, it’s time for a dental check!

🦷Excessive drooling
🦷Favouring one side of the mouth when chewing or falling food
🦷Being ‘off’ their food, or weight loss
🦷Red, inflamed or bleeding gums
🦷Discoloured or brown/yellow teeth
🦷Loose teeth or missing teeth
🦷Unusual changes in behaviour, such as aggression or irritability
🦷Rubbing at their face
🦷Sensitivity to colder water
🦷Facial swelling, particularly under the eyes

☎️ Contact our team for your pet's FREE dental health check!

16/09/2024

Cystitis, just as in humans, is a relatively common condition in cats. It is, however, very uncomfortable and could be a sign of a more serious condition.

Here are the symptoms to look out for:

↪️ Straining to pass urine
↪️ Vocalising pain when urinating
↪️ Urinating more than normal
↪️ Urinating in unusual places
↪️ Over-grooming around the ge****ls and lower abdomen (look out for hair loss)
↪️ Changes in behaviour (becoming more aggressive or quiet)
↪️ Blood is present in the urine (pink liquid or visible red/brown/pink clots)
↪️ Inability to pass urine - please be advised, this is a medical emergency and needs urgent veterinary attention.

If your cat is diagnosed with cystitis, your vet will be able to help identify the cause and how to prevent cystitis from recurring.

15/09/2024

If you are a busy pet parent - PetsApp is for you!

PetsApp is FREE to download and you can use this to:

🐾 Chat with our team
🐾 Order medication
🐾 Book appointments

If you have a pet concern unexpectedly or maybe you just need to get up to date with their care during your lunch break, PetsApp is the easiest way to chat with our team.

It is available on the AppStore and GooglePlay. We look forward to chatting with you through the app!

14/09/2024

We now have our online pharmacy which makes it easier for pet owners to order medication and pet food online!

To find out more, visit our website and have a browse…

13/09/2024

Often, without a visible injury, it’s difficult to know that your pet is in pain. After all, many pets, especially cats, are very good at hiding it!

For ‘Animal Pain Awareness Month’, we are highlighting those subtle signs you may notice in your pet which could indicate that they are in pain:

❓Is your pet less active or playing less?
❓Staying on one level, such as a reluctance to move up or down stairs or across surfaces?
❓Showing stiffness or difficulty standing up after laying down?
❓Displaying a decrease in appetite?
❓Are they licking a specific area?

If in doubt, or if you have any concerns, book in with our team.

12/09/2024

❌🦷 If left untreated, periodontal disease is not just painful, it can cause serious problems for our pets.

No one wants to see their furry family member suffer, especially when there is so much we can do to prevent it!

Take advantage of our FREE dental health check offer for your pet and our friendly team can help you and your pet on their dental journey.

11/09/2024

It’s National Pet Insurance Month! ☮️🧠

Pet insurance covers unexpected events, similar to a car insurance policy. Unlike car insurance, however, 90% of pet insurance claims are for illness as opposed to accident. Data also shows you are more likely to claim on your pet insurance than your car or household insurance.

Pet insurance can help cover the potentially high cost of veterinary treatment if your pet is injured or falls ill. Policies can vary significantly in cost and in terms of what they cover but if there is any concern or uncertainty over how to cover a potentially large unexpected bill or ongoing treatment costs, we would highly recommend insuring your pet.

Costs can vary depending on the treatment but often can run into thousands of pounds. Insurance often allows for the best treatment options available, reassurance and peace of mind.
For more information, visit our website!

10/09/2024

Book your pet in for a FREE dental health check! 🦷✨

Did you know…
> 9/10 dogs
> 7/10 cats
…over the age of 3 suffer from periodontal disease?

Over time pets can have a build-up of plaque (a colourless, sticky film of bacteria, saliva and other particles) and tartar (a hard, calcified deposit) on their teeth. This can cause inflammation of the gums (known as ‘gingivitis’) if it’s not removed.

This progressive disease can go on to cause:
⚠️ tooth loss
⚠️ bone damage
⚠️ dental infections
⚠️ pain
⚠️ and, more serious health implications should the bacteria enter the bloodstream.

Most importantly, it is preventable and treatable! Book your pet's FREE dental health check and our team can advise on how best to help!

09/09/2024

PetsApp is puuurfect for busy pet parents on the go!

The most convenient way to communicate with our team - we will be in your pocket!

PetsApp is FREE to download and you can use this to:

🐾 Chat with our team
🐾 Order medication
🐾 Book appointments

It is available on the AppStore and GooglePlay. We look forward to chatting with you through the app!

If you have a pet concern unexpectedly or maybe you just need to get up to date with their care during your lunch break, PetsApp is the easiest way to chat with our team.

06/09/2024

🐌 Lungworm is a type of parasite that can only be treated through prescription-only medication (POM) and dogs are primarily at risk.

Its larvae reside in snails, slugs, and the faeces of infected dogs and foxes. It can easily infect dogs through something as simple as a snail or slug trail on bowls and toys being left outside! This makes it particularly prevalent during damp summers - seem familiar?

Lungworm can be fatal if left untreated but treatment is included as part of our Pet Health Plan!

Here are the most common symptoms:

🩺 Breathing problems: Coughing or tiring easily

🩺 Blood clotting issues: Nose bleeds, excessive bleeding from minor injuries, bleeding into the eye, anaemia

🩺 Behaviour: Lethargy, depression, seizures, weight loss, poor appetite, vomiting, diarrhoea.

Our healthcare plan provides monthly protection against lungworm, which is just one of many benefits - protecting your pet, and providing peace of mind for you!

If you’re concerned about lungworm in your dog, or you’d like more information on our healthcare plan, contact us today or visit our website where you can conveniently sign up online!

01691 897199 Oswestry
01743 816288 Shrewsbury

04/09/2024

Sometimes the signs of blindness in pets are not so obvious. It can occur slowly, over time, as a gradual deterioration.

Has your pet?

👀 Started to bump into things?
👀 Do they appear more clumsy?
👀 Have they become more anxious or started to become frightened more easily?
👀 Have they become disorientated when playing out on walks?
👀 Have you noticed they appear confused and the sound of your voice helps?
👀 Have they struggled to find water, toys or food?
👀 Have they started to sleep more than normal?

These behavioural cues are all signs that your pet could be struggling with their eyesight. Physically, you may also notice redness or cloudiness in or around the eye, as well as larger pupils.

If any of these sound familiar, book an appointment with your vet.

02/09/2024

It may not feel like we have had much of a summer break this year, but the holidays are drawing to a close. This can mean our children are heading back to school and we are going back to work. For our pets, this change in routine could initiate separation anxiety, having become accustomed to having us around.

If you notice any of these signs, it could be an indication they’re feeling anxious.

To help ease them back into normality, read our top tips below!
💡 Leave a special/ favourite toy to keep them occupied in your absence. Puzzle toys are especially useful as they take concentration and time to gain a reward
💡 Let them have independent time when you are around so they can acclimatise or introduce short periods alone
💡 Create positive associations with you leaving, such as receiving a treat
💡 Ensure they have had exercise so are more inclined to be relaxed and sleep

29/08/2024

If you notice any of these signs in your cat, we recommend seeing your vet.

As well as being signs of general poor health, these could be signs of an underlying health condition.

Remember, early intervention means less suffering and often better treatment outcomes.

27/08/2024

🥳 To join our health plan or to find out more, visit our website where you can conveniently sign up online!

It is peace of mind that all your pet's preventative care is taken care of, plus, added benefits in the form of discounts providing reassurance and value for money.

25/08/2024

If you think your pet has been stung, you may notice the following signs…

🐝Swelling
🐝Licking or biting the sting
🐝Whining and crying
🐝Hives
🐝Limping or holding up a paw
🐝Drooling
🐝Sting showing in the skin (bees only)

Should your pet react to the sting, your pet may:
⚠️Have difficulty breathing
⚠️Show a rash or swelling
⚠️Collapse

In both instances, give our team a call. They will be able to provide advice over the phone as to whether your pet urgently needs to be seen or can recover at home.

24/08/2024

🐍⚠️ Adders are the UK’s only venomous snake and bites to pets do happen.

It’s worth being aware of what to do if your four-legged friend gets bitten as it can be life-threatening.

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Dog walkers, in particular, be mindful:

🦮 Adders are more prevalent between June & August.

🦮 Adders are most often found in long grass, woodland, moorland and by the coast.

Remember, adder bites are URGENT and veterinary treatment is always needed, so contact our team straight away (or a local vet if this happens while on holiday) and head straight to the practice.

22/08/2024

…. then you may find these tips helpful to ensure you are applying the treatment correctly for maximum benefits.

💡Part your pet's fur on the back of their neck until the skin is visible
💡Place the pipette on the exposed skin
💡Squeeze to empty the contents onto their neck

⚠️Remember, for full protection, ensure the liquid isn’t rinsed off within the first 48 hours. Try to ensure the liquid is dry before touching the area and if you are treating multiple pets, try to ensure they do not lick the treatment off one another. If you have cats and dogs at home, always avoid permethrin-based products - these are toxic to cats, and can put them at risk even if applied to your dog.

19/08/2024

Is anyone else's camera roll filled with photos of their pets? 📸

We would love to see your favourites to celebrate World Photo Day. Comment below or tag us to share…

16/08/2024

PetsApp is FREE to download and you can use this to:

🐾 Chat with our team
🐾 Order medication
🐾 Book appointments

It is available on the AppStore and GooglePlay. We look forward to chatting with you through the app!

14/08/2024

Meet Sophie!

Sophie is our Head Registered Veterinary Nurse. She has worked in the veterinary industry since 2015 and qualified as a nurse in 2019.

Sophie not only has a particular interest in surgical nursing, she also set our clinic up as an RCVS training practice! This means we train students to become qualified nurses and educate the next generation of veterinary professionals.

Alongside this, she has also put in place our RCVS accreditation. As you can tell, Sophie is a credit to our team and we are lucky to have her.

When she's not at work she loves spending time with her soon-to-be husband, 2 daughters, 2 dogs and 2 cats. Another animal lover through and through!

12/08/2024

🦷✨ Just like we brush our teeth daily, in an ideal world, we should look after our pets in the same way!

Whilst daily brushing has been shown to be over three times more effective at controlling plaque compared to a daily dental chew or dental diet, we know for most pet owners, this isn't a realistic expectation. But, even if you can't manage every day, once a week will still decrease daily plaque by 10%! When combined with easy, quick, at-home solutions such as water additives, it will be far more effective in keeping that plaque and further issues under control.

Talk to our team today if you'd like to know more about the dental care options available for your pet!

09/08/2024

If you would like to lend a helping hand to local wildlife, here are our top tips to help them thrive and not just survive during the warmer spells.

💧Provide water: A shallow dish low to the ground is ideal so that it’s accessible to all animals (and insects!). Ideally, put the dish in an open space to avoid predators (such as cats). You could even consider adding some stones for insects such as butterflies and bees to quench their thirst and climb out, should they fall in. If you have a pond, however, don’t forget about the fish and frogs! Keep it topped up with cool water and ensure there are shaded areas for them to hide.

🏠 Provide shelter: A pile of logs or leaving some overgrowth in a shaded area will not only provide a cool area to rest, but places for insects to hide which becomes a tasty snack for larger wildlife.

🥕 Provide food: If you can, stock those bird feeders, water those berry plants if you have any, and leave out a little dish of meaty pet food for hedgehogs.

⚠️ Be vigilant: Mowing, strimming and bonfires bring additional risks in warm weather. Hedgehogs curl up if they feel threatened and toads lay flat so check where you are gardening first.

Comment below to share what you are doing to help your garden visitors!

08/08/2024

It is International Cat Day and the perfect opportunity to celebrate our feline friends 🐱🐱

They bring us so much joy and being a cat owner provides so many benefits to our health. They improve our mental health, lower stress, reduce loneliness and even boost self-esteem - as if we needed more reasons to welcome a cat into our family!

How does your cat help you?

07/08/2024

👂 As pet owners, we often joke that our pets are ‘hard of hearing’ or ‘ignoring us’, especially when it’s bath time or time to go home. The question is, does our dog have selective hearing or are they actually hard of hearing?

A change in obedience is a key sign that your dog is having some hearing difficulties. Maybe they have stopped responding to their name, or you’ve noticed a dip in their energy levels, a tilt or shake of the head, or barking more than usual.

⚠️ If you think your dog may be struggling to hear, make an appointment with your vet. This is especially true if your pet is older.

There is plenty that can be done to support you and your pet, as well as to rule out other potential causes.

04/08/2024

Cats love to bask in the sunshine but we often forget, as they don’t exercise in the same way dogs do, that they too are susceptible to heatstroke.

To prevent heatstroke in cats, here are our top tips!
☀️Ensure they have a constant supply of water
☀️Check outside areas such as garages, sheds, and greenhouses, where cats can become trapped and easily overheat
☀️Ventilate any spaces they are confined to e.g. a room at home
☀️Never leave pets in cars and avoid unnecessary travel. If transporting your cat e.g. to the vet, ensure there is a breeze and ideally air conditioning
☀️Provide areas of shade in your garden for outdoor cats.

If you are concerned that your cat may be suffering from heatstroke, call your vet immediately for advice and treatment.

Address

3D Church Street
Oswestry
SY112SU

Opening Hours

Monday	8:30am - 6pm
Tuesday	8:30am - 6pm
Wednesday	8:30am - 6pm
Thursday	8:30am - 6pm
Friday	8:30am - 6pm
Saturday	9am - 12:30pm

Website

https://themarkettownvet.co.uk/, https://linktr.ee/themarkettownvet

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If you are a busy pet parent - PetsApp is for you! PetsApp is FREE to download and you can use this to: 🐾 Chat with our team 🐾 Order medication 🐾 Book appointments If you have a pet concern unexpectedly or maybe you just need to get up to date with their care during your lunch break, PetsApp is the easiest way to chat with our team. It is available on the AppStore and GooglePlay. We look forward to chatting with you through the app! #TheMarketTownVet #ShrewsburyVet #OswestryVet #PetsApp

It is International Cat Day and the perfect opportunity to celebrate our feline friends 🐱🐱 They bring us so much joy and being a cat owner provides so many benefits to our health. They improve our mental health, lower stress, reduce loneliness and even boost self-esteem - as if we needed more reasons to welcome a cat into our family! How does your cat help you? #TheMarketTownVet #OswestryVets #ShrewsburyVets #InternationalCatDay

The weather in the UK has been pretty interchangeable over the last few months. Days of extreme heat, torrential rain, cold spells and a bit of wind thrown in for good measure! Hopefully, we still have some summer left to come, so it is important to be mindful of the risks of heatstroke for our pets. In 2022, 38% of vets saw at least one dog with a heat-related illness (heatstroke), after being walked on a hot day. It is so easy for our pets to overheat and it can be life-threatening. So, remember… 🦮Walk your pets at a cooler time of day (first thing in the morning or later in the evening) 🦮Always ensure they have access to shade and fresh water (even during walks) as a way to help regulate their body temperature and stay cool 🦮If you spot the signs of heatstroke, treat the heat before you transport! See our earlier post for the tell ‘tail’ signs!) 🆒 Cool their body (not face or head) with cool water emersion, move them to the shade, create a breeze and offer sips of water. Once cooling has started, transport them to the vet, letting your practice know you are on your way. #TheMarketTownVet #OswestryVets #ShrewsburyVets #HeatstrokeInDogs

The most convenient way to communicate with our team - we will be in your pocket! PetsApp is FREE to download and you can use this to: 🐾 Chat with our team 🐾 Order medication 🐾 Book appointments It is available on the AppStore and GooglePlay. We look forward to chatting with you through the app! #TheMarketTownVet #ShrewsburyVet #OswestryVet #PetsApp

Gorgeous Archie came in to see Ben for his thyroidectomy today ❤️ The video shows the surgical procedure in more detail - so please be warned, there is some graphic content that some may prefer to avoid! The first video shows the enlarged thyroid gland that was due to be removed - you'll notice it 'pop' as Ben ran his fingers along Archie's neck. Common in older cats, hyperthyroidism is a condition in which the thyroid glands in the neck develop abnormal tissue and overproduce of thyroid hormone, causing an increase in a cat's metabolic rate. Common signs of hyperthyroidism include: > Weight loss, despite an increased appetite > Restlessness > Increased thirst > A poor, unkempt coat > Vomiting and diarrhoea Hyperthyroidism can be managed with medication and other treatments, but after stabilising with medication, a thyroidectomy to remove the affected tissue can provide a long-term or permanent cure. We're happy to report that Archie is recovering well (as you'll see from his post-surgery photo!) and he's been a joy to look after. If you think your cat may be showing signs of hyperthyroidism, book an appointment with one of our vets. To learn more about hyperthyroidism in cats, take a look at this link 👉 https://tinyurl.com/4m3m8kxe

🥶 Here are some ideas to keep your pets cool in the heat… Remember to hit the save button for when the temperatures really rise! #TheMarketTownVet #ShrewsburyVet #OswestryVet #KeepingPetsCoolInSummer

As we spend more time in the garden during summer, our pets like to join us. Some plants found in our gardens at this time of year are toxic to our pets, however, so it’s wise to know which ones your pet may come into contact with. If you suspect your pet has ingested any part of these plants or they show any of the following signs, contact us/your vet immediately: 🌱 Drooling 🌱 Not eating 🌱 Low energy 🌱 Vomiting or diarrhoea 🌱 Drinking or urinating more 🌱 Rashes 🌱 Red skin 🌱 Mouth ulcers 🌱 Pale gums 🌱 Twitching or seizures 🌱 Collapse #TheMarketTownVet #ShrewsburyVet #OswestryVet #PoisonousPlants #PetPoisons

Happy Father’s Day! Today is a day to celebrate with your pets and if you are doing anything special, we would love to hear from you. ⤵️Comment below with your stories and photos… #TheMarketTownVet #OswestryVet #ShrewsburyVet #HappyFather’sDay

It’s Diabetes Awareness Week! Both dogs and cats can suffer from diabetes. It tends to be more common in older and overweight pets but it is most manageable when detected early. With the correct monitoring, treatment, diet and exercise, diabetic pets can lead long and happy lives, just like diabetic humans do. If you spot any of these signs, don’t hesitate to get in touch with our team. If undiagnosed, diabetes can be a life-threatening condition. #TheMarketTownVet #OswestryVet #ShrewsburyVet #DiabetesAwarenessWeek

⚠️ The deadline is here! It is now a legal requirement to have your cat microchipped before the age of 20 weeks, or you face up to a £500 fine. 💚 Microchipping is the most effective way to be reunited with your cat should they go missing. If your feline still needs to be microchipped, book them in for this quick and easy procedure ASAP. #TheMarketTownVet #OswestryVet #ShrewsburyVet #CatMicrochipping

Every year, we love to fire up the BBQ and get out in the sun. Including our pets is one of the joys of summer but unfortunately, can lead to a trip to see us. Here are our top BBQ dangers to be aware of to avoid getting into a spot of bother! #TheMarketTownVet #OswestryVet #ShrewsburyVet #BBQDangers

🐕 Most dogs love a stick! Chewing, chasing, tugging - you name it. It’s a way for dogs to explore the world around them and play, so no wonder this natural instinct is strong. However, sticks can often cause more damage than good, so where possible need to be avoided. Watch our video to find out why and what a safer alternative may be… #TheMarketTownVet #OswestryVet #ShrewsburyVet #DogDangers

If you have recently welcomed a new pet into your family, you can conveniently register them with our practice online via our website or by clicking the link in our bio. We can’t wait to meet them! #TheMarketTownVet #OswestryVets #ShrewsburyVets #RegisterYourPet

Who agrees with this? ♥️ Can you still remember what life was like before you welcomed your canine companion into your heart and home? We can’t imagine life without our dogs, and we’re sure you can’t either! #TheMarketTownVet #OswestryVet #ShrewsburyVet #Dogs #DogQuotes

🐰 If you have a rabbit in your family, you’ve probably heard of myxomatosis. Highly infectious, it attacks a rabbit's skin, eyes, lungs, liver and genitals. Sadly, it has a mortality rate of over 95%. It can be transmitted to rabbits via insects which bite, such as fleas, ticks, mosquitos and mites, as well as through direct contact with another infected rabbit. As we move into the warmer months, insects are more prevalent and our bunnies like to spend more time outside, putting them at higher risk. ☎️ Unfortunately, there’s no cure - so prevention is key! To ensure your rabbit has the best chance of being protected, call our team to book your rabbit’s vaccination. #TheMarketTownVet #ShrewsburyVet #OswestryVet #Myxomatosis

What does it mean for you and your pets when choosing an independent practice? 🐾 All vets in practice will be qualified and strive to provide the best possible care but being independent often means additional benefits for you, our pet owners. 🐾 Decisions made with you and your pet in mind: We ensure you and your pet are at the heart of our business. We are proud to be an independently owned practice, meaning we will have total control over how we care for your pet, without the need to meet shareholder expectations 🐾 Continuity of care: our promise is to provide you and your pet with exceptional care every time you visit. Our dedicated team of vets, nurses and admin staff are on hand to treat your pets as what they are - much-loved members. The same team will always be on hand to greet you. #TheMarketTownVet #OswestryVets #ShrewsburyVets #IndependentVets

Coming soon! 📣 As you will know, we recently launched our online pharmacy. Soon, you will also be able to order your pet food too. Your pet is part of the family. We want to ensure that caring for them is convenient and cost-effective. 🩺 No more worrying about squeezing in a trip to see us 🩺 Receive fast, reliable delivery, right when you need it 🩺 You can even create AutoShip orders for your recurring purchases! Visit https://themarkettownvet.securevetsource.com/index.pml or click the link in our bio to browse our online shop. #TheMarketTownVet #ShrewsburyVet #OswestryVet #OnlinePharmacy #PetHealth

🥳 Introducing our brand new online pharmacy - take a look around! For pet owners who want the convenience of ordering their pet's medication online. In a few clicks, you can: 🐾 Browse our shop from the comfort of your own home 🐾 Order your pet’s medication (routine prescription or new treatment) that you would usually collect from our in-clinic pharmacy 🐾 Have it delivered to your front door as frequently as you like 🐾 Access help from our dedicated team, should you need it Explore our online pharmacy today by following the link below (also in our bio!) and discover how we're making pet care easier than ever. Visit https://themarkettownvet.securevetsource.com/index.pml Let us know what you think in the comments below! #TheMarketTownVet #ShrewsburyVet #OswestryVet #OnlinePharmacy #PetHealth

Meet lovely Jasmine, the Cockerpoo 🐾 🩺 Jasmine came in for a lateral suture repair of a ruptured cruciate ligament in her knee. As if that wasn't enough, poor Jasmine was also discovered to have a rather large bladder stone which needed to be surgically removed too! Bladder stones can not only be painful but often cause blockages which result in an emergency. ❤️ This beautiful girl was a pleasure to care for and we are thrilled to report that she is recovering well. She will be back on all 4 paws soon (without the wobble in her knee!) and is also enjoying a specially formulated diet to prevent any further bladder stones in the future. Get well soon, Jasmine and a big thank you to her owners for allowing us to share her story! #TheMarketTownVet #OswestryVet #ShrewsburyVet #Cockerpoo #Surgery