Cornwall Animal Hospital Vets

Cornwall Animal Hospital Vets First opinion, charity assisted, veterinary practice. Serving Cornwall for over 25 years.
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Cornwall Animal Hospital is a charity run small animal practice, offering quality veterinary care. If you require an appointment please contact us on 01209 313214, one of our team will be happy to assist you. In the case of emergency treatment being required outside of working hours, please contact CVETS on 01872 560952. If you would like to make a donation please follow the link below:
https://ww

w.justgiving.com/cornwall-animalhospital

Any donations of furniture or other goods please contact our charity shop on 01209 214004, thank you.

🎃 Spooky season has arrived 🕷️ we have a lovely range of Halloween themed toys available. We are sure they won’t be arou...
16/10/2024

🎃 Spooky season has arrived 🕷️ we have a lovely range of Halloween themed toys available. We are sure they won’t be around for long!

We now have a book exchange in the practice located by reception 📖 please feel free to have a look or swap/donate any sp...
16/10/2024

We now have a book exchange in the practice located by reception 📖 please feel free to have a look or swap/donate any spare books you have

Arthritis in our feline friends 🐾Osteoarthritis (OA) has a very high prevalence in our cat population with 90% of cats o...
09/10/2024

Arthritis in our feline friends 🐾
Osteoarthritis (OA) has a very high prevalence in our cat population with 90% of cats over the age of 12 having arthritic changes on X-ray. Arthritis is a painful condition, however many cats will not show obvious signs of pain. Often there signs are very subtle and may only be identified as mild behaviour changes.
To detect signs of arthritis we often evaluate their behaviour at home.

Some changes can include:
- Difficulty climbing the stairs (or going downstairs)
- No longer willing to be groomed or touched in a particular place
- Difficulty chasing moving objects
- Urinating outside the litter tray
- Difficult jumping up (or not doing as as frequently as they used to)
- Increased irritability

If you would like to have a consultation to discuss your cat's mobility (or any aspect of their health) then please contact the practice.

Lovely Lottie being a good as gold for her catheter removal. In most dogs, their deciduous/baby teeth fall out around by...
30/09/2024

Lovely Lottie being a good as gold for her catheter removal.

In most dogs, their deciduous/baby teeth fall out around by 6 months of age, however for Lottie some of them just didnt want to budge. These baby teeth were removed to prevent deterioration of her adult teeth as their close proximity to each other can allow for tartar build-up and weakening of the ligaments that hold the tooth in place.
Now Lottie's adult teeth should stay healthy and strong.

Arthritis awareness in our four legged friends🐾Arthritis (also known as osteoarthrtitis OA) is a degenerative condition ...
25/09/2024

Arthritis awareness in our four legged friends🐾
Arthritis (also known as osteoarthrtitis OA) is a degenerative condition that effects up to 80% of dogs over the age of 8 years old. The signs can often be very subtle and these changes are often mislabelled as our pets simply 'getting older'. Correct mangement of your pets arthritis pain can hugely improve their quality of life and keep them moving for longer.

Some of the signs of arthritis include:
- Slow to rise
- Appearing stiff, particularly in the morning
- Difficulty jumping
- Limping after exercise
- Difficulty with stairs
- Lagging behind on walks

For more information see some of our in practice leaflets (below) that can assist in the detection of possible arthrtitis pain. If this is something you would like us to check for your dog please contact the practice for a general health check and arthritis examination.

For more information about arthritis in dogs please see:
https://caninearthritis.co.uk/

We had a lovely visit from four super chilled puppies today, two of which are still in need of a home. They did wonderfu...
19/09/2024

We had a lovely visit from four super chilled puppies today, two of which are still in need of a home. They did wonderfully for their first vaccinations and general health checks and were sporting some very lovely collars from the . With their second vaccinations due in 3-4 weeks we are already looking forward to seeing them back for more cuddles and treats.

First and second vaccinations (which include a full health check), flea and worming treatment and a microchip are all included in our 'Puppy Pack' 🐾 For more information contact us on 01209 313214

** Missing, reward offered by the owner **This lovely cat unfortunately went missing on her way into the practice, she w...
19/09/2024

** Missing, reward offered by the owner **
This lovely cat unfortunately went missing on her way into the practice, she was last seen running towards the woods opposite the practice. If anyone has seen her or has any information regarding where she might be please contact the practice on 1209 313 214

14/03/2024
Our opening times over Christmas and New Year:
15/12/2023

Our opening times over Christmas and New Year:

Come and browse...we still have some lovely Christmas treats available.
15/12/2023

Come and browse...we still have some lovely Christmas treats available.

Spirit and Jazzy came to visit us for their 2nd kitten vaccinations, talk about double trouble!
11/12/2023

Spirit and Jazzy came to visit us for their 2nd kitten vaccinations, talk about double trouble!

Merry Christmas to all our clients! Thank you for your support throughout 2023!Please note that Cornwall Animal Hospital...
08/12/2023

Merry Christmas to all our clients! Thank you for your support throughout 2023!
Please note that Cornwall Animal Hospital page will be changing to Cornwall Animal Hospital Vets from 09/12/2023.
Please like and share far & wide. Thank you!

Young male entire tabby and white cat handed into us, caught in the storm near Smokey Joes. Is microchipped but details ...
01/11/2022

Young male entire tabby and white cat handed into us, caught in the storm near Smokey Joes. Is microchipped but details not up to date. Please contact us 01209 313214

As a mark of respect for Her Majesty The Queen, the Cornwall Animal Hospital will be running an emergency service only o...
18/09/2022

As a mark of respect for Her Majesty The Queen, the Cornwall Animal Hospital will be running an emergency service only on Monday 19th September.

Have you seen our selection of Vetplus products? We have an array of products to support your cats and dogs from shampoo...
27/04/2022

Have you seen our selection of Vetplus products? We have an array of products to support your cats and dogs from shampoos, dental care, skin care, joint support and much much more! All these products are over the counter and available anytime. Ask the team for more details 🐾❤️

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Treleigh Cottage, Treleigh
Redruth
TR164AY

Opening Hours

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

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Cornwall Animal Hospital is a charity run small animal practice, offering quality veterinary care to pets around Cornwall.

We run a charitable scheme for pet owners on a low income- offering 20% off all consultations and procedures! If you require an appointment or would like more information about the scheme please contact us on 01209 313214, one of our team will be happy to assist you. In the case of emergency treatment being required outside of working hours, please contact CVETS on 01872 560952. If you would like to make a donation please follow the link below: https://www.justgiving.com/cornwall-animalhospital Any donations of furniture or other goods please contact our charity shop on 01209 214004, thank you.