Vetimed is an online retailer of Veterinary Medication and Pet Products. www.vetimed.co.uk Vetimed is an Online Veterinary Dispensary.
We supply veterinary drugs and pet products at low prices. We pledge to offer excellent customer service plus free delivery! Veterinary Trained staff are happy to answer any general healthcare questions you may have about your pet. However for specific advice about your pet’s health, especially if he/she is unwell, you should seek advice from your own vet. If your vet suggests some treatment you c
ould always ask for a prescription and then visit our website to obtain it. Because we have fewer running costs than a Veterinary Practice we are able to supply the same medications and other pet products at very much lower prices. Our premises have been inspected by the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons who ensure that medicines are obtained, stored and dispensed in accordance with the Veterinary Medicines Directorate. All our medicines are genuine UK sourced products of the highest quality.
Did you know that 62% of pet owners were considering buying their pets a Christmas present last year? What about this year? Are you buying your furry friend a gift?
At vetimed.co.uk, you can find plenty of gift ideas, such as:
🎁 Toys to keep them entertained, physically active and mentally stimulated
🎁 Pheromones to keep them calmer
🎁 Health products, such as dental kits and parasite prevention treatments
Let us know in the comments what you’ll be gifting your pet! 👇
Do you share your life with a furry friend battling diabetes? 🐾 November marks Pet Diabetes Month, a time to shine a light on the unwavering dedication required to care for a diabetic pet. 👏
Managing diabetes in your pet demands time, commitment, insulin injections, mindful dietary choices, and routine vet check-ins. 💉🥗 We provide support to you and your pet by offering a comprehensive range of resources for your diabetic companion.
Head over to our website 👉 https://bit.ly/3QDrtrZ
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🐾 November is National Senior Pet Month! 🐾
Let's celebrate our wise and wonderful senior pets this month. 🎉They've been with us through thick and thin, and now it's our turn to provide them with the love and care they deserve in their golden years.
Here are some ways to support your senior pet:
🐾 Regular vet check-ups
💖 Plenty of love and attention
🏡 Comfortable living space (you may want to consider non-slip mats and ramps)
🥗 Tailored nutrition/gentle exercise (we provide a wide range of pet food over on our website)
Share your tips for pampering your senior pets in the comments! 🐾
If you've recently made a purchase through Vetimed, we'd love to hear about your experience! Your reviews and testimonials are incredibly valuable, not just to us but to fellow pet owners too. 🤝
Leaving a review helps us:
✅ Improve our service
✅ Assist fellow pet owners
✅ Enhance the pet care community
So, please take a moment to leave a review and let us know how we've contributed to your pet's well-being.
🔗 https://uk.trustpilot.com/review/www.vetimed.co.uk
We'll start! One of our team member’s cats is well known for ALWAYS rearranging the sheets after making the bed 🤭😹
As pet owners, we want nothing but the best for our furry friends! 🐶🐱 Have you ever considered an alternative, holistic approach to support their health and well-being? 🌱
Discover the world of natural remedies with Dorwest, offering a range of products packed with wholesome, herbal ingredients. 🌿
Explore the full Dorwest product range on the Vetimed website and embark on a journey towards a healthier, happier pet. 🐕🌼🐈
🔗 https://vetimed.co.uk/product-category/products/dorwest/
As the temperature drops, let's make sure our tiny furry pals, like guinea pigs and rabbits, stay safe and warm:
🏠 Create a cosy shelter by putting an old blanket or duvet over their hutch/run.
🛏️ Provide extra bedding throughout the winter months to keep them warm.
🥗 Maintain their balanced diet to keep their energy up.
🌞 Allow some daily exercise, even in chilly weather.
Let's make this winter a safe and happy season for our beloved small pets! Share your own tips in the comments.
Shielding your furry friends: Essential firework season tips inside! 🎆 -
Raise your virtual hand if you and your dog love autumn walks! 🙋♂️🙋♀️🐕
Taking your dog to the park and letting them run around rummaging through the fallen leaves is a fun weekend activity for both you and your pet!
But to make sure this doesn’t end in an unexpected trip to the vets, be mindful of their safety!
If you see any horse chestnut trees, keep your dog on their lead and make sure they don’t pick up any conkers from the ground.
Conkers are poisonous to dogs if ingested and can make them very sick, ⚠️ If you believe your dog has inadvertently eaten a conker, don’t hesitate to contact your vet.
Safe walks, everyone! 🍂
We know that every snapshot of our furry friends deserves at least three Oscars and a Pulitzer. And that’s just for starters! (The rest of the awards can come later 🏆)
However, some of them are really outstanding and go into that special gallery of spectacular pet photos.
Give us those pics you think are definitely award-winning material 🤳 👇
How to embrace the autumn with your dog 🍂🐾
As the seasons change, it's essential to ensure our furry friends stay active and happy year-round. Physical activity helps support your dogs' overall health, protects their joints, and provides stimulation and enjoyment.
Here are a few ideas to keep your dog's tail wagging this winter:
🐶 Go camping
🐶 Learn a new trick
🐶 Head out for a hike
🐶 Visit new dog-friendly places
Vetimed can help with our wide range of dog products, from toys to accessories to treats. Head over to the Vetimed website today 🔗 https://vetimed.co.uk/
Halloween fun can sometimes be a bit too much for our pets, especially if they like to ghost you on a normal day! 👻
The ruckus caused by the doorbell ringing, people coming and going, and even fireworks displays can be stressful for anxious pets, so understanding how you can help them during the festivities can give you and your pets peace of mind.
Our number one advice would be to create a cosy space for them at home that they can retreat to when they feel overwhelmed. You can also try using soothing pheromones, such as Adaptil or Feliway, to give them that extra feeling of comfort.
Visit our website to get to know more about these products 🔗 https://vetimed.co.uk/
Did you know that foster parents can be absolutely instrumental in ensuring a dog in need finds a loving forever home? 🐶
Providing a welcoming shelter and positive contact with people can make all the difference, so we want to thank every single foster parent out there: You were there when they needed you! 🥰
It’s official, fireworks season has started! 🎇
If your pet suffers from noise phobia, we understand that this is a time that you both dread.
Fireworks can be frightening for our pets, causing anxiety and stress. Here are some top tips to keep them calm and safe:
🐾 Stay close: Spend quality time with your pets during fireworks displays. Your presence can provide comfort and reassurance.
🏡 Shut out the noise: Close curtains and windows to muffle the sound. Turning on calming music or the TV can help drown out the bangs.
🐶 Distractions: Keep them entertained with their favourite games or treats to take their mind off the loud noises.
🩺 Consult the Vet: If your pet's anxiety is severe, talk to your vet about potential solutions or medications.
Head over to the Vetimed website and discover our range of products that can help calm and soothe your pet 🔗 https://vetimed.co.uk/
Does your cat seem to be sleeping more than usual? 🐈
Though autumn weather is usually inviting for a cosy nap in, if you notice that your cat has lost interest in playful activities and is spending more time sleeping, this could be a red flag for a number of problems 🚩
This Bone and Joint Week, we are raising awareness of mobility issues in our feline friends, as they often mask signs that they might be struggling. Keep your eyes peeled for changes in their routines and behaviours, loss of appetite, decreased grooming, house soiling and difficulties moving.
Has your pet been diagnosed with a condition that affects their mobility? We can conveniently provide you with the medication prescribed by your vet, delivered directly to your home.
Dogs have remarkable hearing; this gives them a heightened sensitivity to the everyday noises we hear. 🐶 Have you ever wondered why your dog can hear you open a crisp packet from another room? This is why!
So, what happens when it comes to fireworks? 🎇 Firework bangs are not a familiar sound. The noise can cause dogs to perceive fireworks as a threat or potential harm. Fireworks cause stress and anxiety in many dogs, but you can help train your dog not to be scared of them through desensitisation. You can discuss this as an option with your vet.
You can also discover our wide selection products that are designed to help ease stress and anxiety over on our website 🔗 https://vetimed.co.uk/
How to keep your pet's stronger and happier for longer 🐶🐱 -
This Bone and Joint Week, we invite you to be mindful of your pets’ joints!
Healthy joints are vital for all everyday activities, from the moment your dog wakes up and gets up from their bed to your lovely daily walks at the end of the day.
Visit our website and have a look at the range of products we have dedicated to joint care and arthritis:
🔗 https://vetimed.co.uk/product-category/dog/health-dog/joint-care-arthritis/
If your pet is keen to explore and enjoys getting to know the world with their mouth, have a look around to see if you spot any conkers.
Conkers are the seeds of the horse chestnut tree and can be a source of problems for dogs if accidentally ingested.
👉 They can get stuck in the throat, posing as a choking hazard, or in the intestines and lead to an obstruction.
👉 They also contain aesculin, which is toxic to dogs and can lead to vomiting, diarrhoea, agitation or lethargy, and even collapse.
If you see your dog eating a conker, contact your vet, and they'll let you know how to proceed!
First meetings are so important! We want to know how this fateful meeting went 🐾 🧑 Sometimes it’s love at first sight, and sometimes, it might take a couple of times to realise they are your forever pet.
How did it go? Tell us in the comments!
Not every cat can be the height of poise or athleticism 🐈
If your feline friend isn’t going to win any agility prizes any time soon, we want to hear from you 👋 Show us your goofy cats!
The winter months often provide opportunities for local fireworks displays.
As fireworks light up the sky, remember that the loud noises can be distressing for our beloved pets. 🐶🐱 If you notice these signs of stress or anxiety, your pet might need some extra comfort:
🐾 Shaking or trembling
🐾 Hiding or seeking shelter
🐾 Excessive barking or meowing
🐾 Pacing or restlessness
Thankfully, you can do plenty to comfort your pet, such as creating a safe space for them, masking the noise and taking them out for an earlier walk.
We provide a range of products that can help calm anxious pets. Head over to our website or get in touch with the Vetimed team 🔗 https://vetimed.co.uk/
If you don't have a photo, we'd love to hear a fond memory 🥰👇
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Fireworks season and your furry friends 🎆
Fireworks season can be dazzling for us, but it's not always a paw-sitive experience for our pets. 🐶🐱
There are plenty of ways you can help support and soothe your pet when firework displays cause distress.
Create a safe space: Set up a cosy, quiet area where your pet can retreat when fireworks start.
Stay in: Keep your pets indoors during firework displays to minimise exposure to loud noises.
Distraction: Offer toys or treats to keep their mind off the noise.
Calming aids: Consult your vet about anxiety-reducing products or medications (we provide a wide range of products that can help).
ID & Microchip: Ensure your pet's ID tags and microchip information are up to date in case they get scared and escape.
What do you do that helps your pet? 🐶🐱
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Where do you usually find them? 🤔 Flowerpots? Under the shade of a tree 🌳? Let us know!
Has your pet ever suffered from an eye condition? 👀
Pets are very good at hiding when they are unwell or in pain. But would you recognise the signs of poor eye health in your pet? 🤔
Common symptoms include:
Redness
Excessive discharge
Squinting or closed eyes
Excessive tear production
Pawing or rubbing at the eye
Cloudiness or any change in the eye
You should always consult with your vet if you have any concerns about your pet's eye health. 🩺
We can help support your pet with our range of eye products, from cleansing solutions, and drops to wipes.
https://vetimed.co.uk/?s=eye
Let's get to know all of your pets' amazing talents! 🤩👇
Are you worried your pet has separation anxiety? 🐾
Separation anxiety can occur this time of year with children returning to school and adults to work.
Separation anxiety can affect dogs and cats, and it's more common than you might think.
🐶🐱 Signs may include:
Excessive barking or meowing
Destructive behaviour
Toilet accidents indoors
Restlessness when you're away
If you suspect your pet has separation anxiety, consult your vet. Medications, diffusers and behavioural support can make a world of difference.
Head to our website and discover our range of helpful products, such as Adaptil and Feliway. 🔗 https://vetimed.co.uk/
We'll start! 🐈 When bringing home a kitten, make sure to prepare an area where they can hide if they wish to, allow them to explore your home gradually, and do not try to force interactions! Be patient and let them come to you 🥰
Autumn may bring cooler weather, but it doesn't mean tick season is over. These tiny troublemakers can wreak havoc all year round 🕷️🐾
Protect your pet with year-round tick prevention. Here's how:
Talk to Your Vet: Discuss the best tick prevention options for your pet's specific needs.
Tick-Repellent Products: Invest in tick-repellent products like spot-ons, collars, or oral medications.
Regular Check-Ups: Keep a close eye on your pet's fur and skin, especially after outdoor adventures.
Stay Informed: Know the signs of tick-borne illnesses and seek prompt vet care if you suspect an issue.
Remember, tick protection is a year-round commitment. Let's keep our pets happy, healthy, and tick-free! 🐕🐱 View our range of tick prevention products here 🔗 https://vetimed.co.uk/?s=tick&type_aws=true&ct_bot_detector_event_token=1ea31ea93f588cd30792d4d1c7ac4fcb35d7161a09ff109f0a15fba4fff37208
We are unveiling Urology Awareness Month...🩺
Did you know that urological issues can affect pets of all ages and breeds?
Pets can suffer from a variety of urinary issues, disorders and diseases including:
Cystitis
Urolithiasis
Renal cysts
Leptospirosis
Bladder tumours
We are here to help support your pet's urinary health. We provide a wide range of products and supplements to help your pet with recovery, training/accidents or health requirements. 🐶🐱
Simply head over to our website or contact the team for support 💻
Don't let autumn ticks bug your pet! 🍂
Ticks can sneak up on your furry pals all year round, including autumn. But fear not; here's how you can protect your pets!
🛡️ Year-round defence is key: Ticks can also be active in cooler months, so don't let your guard down. Regular checks and preventive measures are a must to keep your pets tick-free and happy.
🔒 Lock 'em out with trusted products: From collars to spot-on treatments, there are many effective options to shield your pets from ticks.
🔍 Check and double-check: Give your pets a good tick-checking session after outdoor adventures. Pay extra attention to their paws, ears, and underbelly.
Let's make sure our pets enjoy the autumn vibes without the tick troubles. Share your tips and experiences below, and let's keep our furry friends safe and sound! 🍁🐶🐱
https://vetimed.co.uk/product-category/dog/?health=flea-tick
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Do you usually take your pet on adventures with you? 🤔 Before heading out, book a check-up appointment with your vet ✔
Keep your farm animals thriving with our extensive range of farm animal products. 🐓🐄🐖
From digestive support to antibiotics and beyond, we offer a diverse range of solutions for your farm's unique needs. 💊
Trust in our expertise and elevate the health and performance of your livestock. 🚀 Explore our farm animal products today: https://vetimed.co.uk/product-category/farm-animal/
🐾 Happy International Dog Day! 🐶💕
Did you know that a dog’s nose print is unique, much like a person’s fingerprint? ⏰🐾
Celebrate your loyal companion with Vetimed's wide range of toys, training and behaviour essentials, nutritious food, and more. 🐕🎉
Discover the best products for your furry friend at Vetimed: https://vetimed.co.uk/product-category/dog/
Let's talk about the dangers of throwing sticks for your furry friends. 🐶While it may seem like a classic game, it can lead to serious injuries.
Sticks can impale dogs or cause shards to get stuck in their gums, leading to painful abscesses.
But worry not! There are plenty of safe stick alternatives that are perfect for dog walks. 🌳🐾
Vetimed offers a wide range of dog toys designed to keep your pup entertained and safe. Simply head over to our website and explore our variety of products 🔗 https://vetimed.co.uk/product-category/dog/?accessories=toys
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Any cat or dog can develop diabetes, and regular screening is recommended in older pets. Simple urine and blood tests can diagnose the illness, and getting a head-start on treatment can make it all the simpler to treat. Does your pet match two or more of these risk factors? It could be worth being proactive on diabetes. Talk to your vet today.
Do you dread each firework season because your dog is frightened of loud noises 🎆? It is distressing to see your pet upset and struggling to cope, but there is help available for your pet. Alongside veterinary treatment, there are steps you can take before the next firework season starts to help your dog. If you have a noise-sensitive dog, how have you helped your pet cope with fireworks?
Does your dog find firework season frightening? Your pet is not alone, as many animals find fireworks and loud noises difficult to cope with. Even if your dog shows no signs of fear from fireworks, there are several simple steps that all dog owners can use to help their pet stay calm and safe during fireworks. Do you have any tips that you have found to help keep your dog calm during the firework season? 🎆
Cat owners are often surprised to hear that many cats are happy to have their teeth brushed daily. While brushing is the most effective way to keep your pet’s teeth clean, not every cat will accept having their mouth handled. If your cat won’t tolerate having their teeth brushed then speak to your vet about other options you can try to help keep your cat’s teeth clean.
This could be the reason they rest for up to 22 hours per day...
Senior pet food can support the needs of older pets (7+ for cats, 8+ for dogs), with nutrition balanced for a more sedate pace of life and extra help for ageing joints, for example. There’s lots to choose from on our website, and we’d be happy to answer any of your questions! 💻 https://www.vetimed.co.uk/en/pet/search/?keywords=senior+food&go=GO
There are some conditions that can be managed by feeding a special prescription diet rather than (or as well as) giving medication. If your vet prescribes any of these foods, we can supply them to you just like any other prescription products, with free delivery over £29! https://www.vetimed.co.uk/en/pet/search/?keywords=prescription+diet&go=GO
🐶 Not only do puppies need a good quality puppy food, but different breeds will also have different requirements from their diet - for example a small lap dog pup will need smaller kibble pieces and a large working breed will need a different energy balance to avoid joint problems but still build stronger bones. There are lots of options on our website to choose from, or get in touch to ask for advice! https://www.vetimed.co.uk/en/pet/search/?keywords=puppy+food&go=GO
😺 To ensure your kitten gets off to the best start in life, they should be fed good quality kitten food to keep up with their rapid growth rate between 4 and 12 months of age. We have many of the leading brands available on our website - click through to have a look or get in touch to ask for our advice! https://www.vetimed.co.uk/en/pet/search/?keywords=kitten+food&go=GO
🏠 Lockdowns, restrictions and quarantines over the last year or more have meant our pets have enjoyed spending more time with the whole family! But how do they feel now the kids are back at school and we’ll be heading out when working and socialising?
Pets are commonly infected with intestinal worms, but we cannot easily see if our pets are infected. Often, they don’t show any signs, but here we have listed the most common symptoms. As some intestinal worms can also infect us, it’s best to treat our pets regularly to ensure they do not pose a threat to anyone’s health. When was your pet last treated for worms?
New! Anxitane for calming your cat or dog - watch this short video and share for your chance to win one of two packs for your pet. Two winners will be chosen randomly from all sharers on 11th Dec.
