Valentine's Vets

Valentine's Vets Our professional team is committed to providing quality care and treatment to your pet who we consider to be a member of your family.

Who else is starting 2025 with a tail-wagging adventure? Show us your New Year’s Day walks - we’d love to see your pups ...
02/01/2025

Who else is starting 2025 with a tail-wagging adventure? Show us your New Year’s Day walks - we’d love to see your pups exploring!

Drop your photos below! 🚶‍♀️🐕🐾

Here’s to a Paw-some 2025!🩷Happy New Year from all of us at Valentine Vets! We’re so grateful for another year of caring...
01/01/2025

Here’s to a Paw-some 2025!🩷

Happy New Year from all of us at Valentine Vets! We’re so grateful for another year of caring for your amazing pets and can’t wait to see what 2025 brings.

Here’s to a year filled with health and happiness for you and your furry family!

🎄Merry Christmas to you and your furry family 🎄From all of us at Valentine Vets, we hope you have a paw-some day full of...
25/12/2024

🎄Merry Christmas to you and your furry family 🎄

From all of us at Valentine Vets, we hope you have a paw-some day full of festive fun!🐾🩷

20/12/2024
Mia is in the festive spirit with her bandage ❣️
19/12/2024

Mia is in the festive spirit with her bandage ❣️

Theo’s been for his 6 monthly pet health plan check up💙
19/12/2024

Theo’s been for his 6 monthly pet health plan check up💙

Just a reminder of harmful Christmas foods for over the festive period.
19/12/2024

Just a reminder of harmful Christmas foods for over the festive period.

You’ve reached our winter photo checkpoint 📸 🎁 Please share the latest pet photo from your phone below we want to see th...
17/12/2024

You’ve reached our winter photo checkpoint 📸 🎁

Please share the latest pet photo from your phone below we want to see them!

Christmas culprit #8 Sweet but Deadly🍬Xylitol, found in sugar-free sweets, gum, and even some peanut butter, is highly ...
14/12/2024

Christmas culprit #8

Sweet but Deadly

🍬Xylitol, found in sugar-free sweets, gum, and even some peanut butter, is highly toxic to pets! Just a little bit can cause a dangerous drop in blood sugar.

Keep treats far from curious noses! 🐕

Christmas culprit #7Battery Bust: Powering Up Danger!🔋Batteries are a holiday must for gadgets, but they’re toxic if ch...
13/12/2024

Christmas culprit #7

Battery Bust: Powering Up Danger!

🔋Batteries are a holiday must for gadgets, but they’re toxic if chewed or swallowed by pets. They can cause
chemical burns or blockages, leading to serious issues.

Keep all batteries and remotes out of their reach this season! 🐾

Christmas culprit #6 Raisin' Trouble!🍇 Beware of dried fruits like raisins and sultanas - they’re toxic to pets and can...
12/12/2024

Christmas culprit #6

Raisin' Trouble!

🍇 Beware of dried fruits like raisins and sultanas - they’re toxic to pets and can cause kidney failure. A tiny snack for us could be a huge problem for them.

Keep festive fruitcakes and treats far away!🐾

Christmas culprit #5 Chocolate: A Sweet Disaster!🍫 Chocolate is a festive favourite for humans but can be toxic to pets...
11/12/2024

Christmas culprit #5

Chocolate: A Sweet Disaster!

🍫 Chocolate is a festive favourite for humans but can be toxic to pets. It can cause vomiting, seizures, and heart problems.

Keep all treats, especially the chocolatey ones,
safely stored away! ❌🍫

Christmas culprit #4Leaf It Alone: Dangerous Holiday Plants for Pets!🌱❌🌱Poinsettias, mistletoe, and holly might look pr...
10/12/2024

Christmas culprit #4

Leaf It Alone: Dangerous Holiday Plants for Pets!🌱❌

🌱Poinsettias, mistletoe, and holly might look pretty, but they’re toxic to our furry friends. Digestive issues and more serious symptoms could follow.

09/12/2024

Pips been chatting away all day to us and enjoying a fuss after his castration 💙

George 😜
09/12/2024

George 😜

Here are our Christmas opening hours 🩷💙
09/12/2024

Here are our Christmas opening hours 🩷💙

Christmas culprit #3 Wine Not? Because Alcohol is Toxic for Pets! ❌🍷Alcohol might be festive for us, but it's dangerous...
09/12/2024

Christmas culprit #3

Wine Not? Because Alcohol is Toxic for Pets! ❌

🍷Alcohol might be festive for us, but it's dangerous for pets! Even a small sip can cause vomiting, difficulty breathing, or worse.

Keep those cocktails and mulled wines well out of paw’s reach this holiday season! 🎄🐾

Christmas culprit #2 Nuts About Trouble!🥜 Macadamia nuts might be a tasty snack for humans, but they’re a serious hazar...
08/12/2024

Christmas culprit #2
Nuts About Trouble!

🥜 Macadamia nuts might be a tasty snack for humans, but they’re a serious hazard for pets! Just a few can lead to
weakness, tremors, and vomiting.

Let’s keep those nutty treats to ourselves! ❌🐾

Address

893 Manchester Road
Rochdale
OL112ST

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 6pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 6pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 6pm
Thursday 8:30am - 6pm
Friday 8:30am - 6pm
Saturday 9am - 1pm

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+441706521117

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Pips been chatting away all day to us and enjoying a fuss after his castration 💙

Ear mite
Ear mite

Have a look at this video of an ear mite down the microscope… Don’t forget there’s lots of critters that your pet can pick up and carry such as Otodectes cynotis (ear mites, as seen on the video) Imagine how itchy this must be for pets 🫣 The monthly flea and worm treatment we use helps prevent your pet getting ear mites and much more!

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Our Story

Our veterinary practice was opened in 1987 by Gerald Valentine (having moved from his previous surgery in Heywood to the more spacious facilities here in Castleton). He was joined in 1993 by Simon Cogan and, 10 years later by Adam Deavin). In 2003, Gary Dybdall came on board, as 15-yeard old completing his work experience for school. In 2004, Gary worked for Valentine’s by cleaning kennels until 2005, when he left to do his training. He returned to us in May 2016 as a full-time qualified vet.

Together the partnership offers you over 60 years of veterinary experience with the emphasis on good communication and a caring attitude.

The practice deals with all aspects of small animal veterinary medicine and surgery at a well equipped, convenient site.

We have a large adjacent carpark for free easy parking so feel free to pop in and see us.