Hayloft Mobile Vets

Hayloft Mobile Vets An independent family run mobile veterinary practice. Bringing the vet and nurse to you removing the stress of your pet visiting the vets.

We provide an individual, caring and professional service to your door.

Looking for a new colleague to join our fantastic little team.Are you a veterinary receptionist or a VCA/Nursing Assista...
25/11/2025

Looking for a new colleague to join our fantastic little team.

Are you a veterinary receptionist or a VCA/Nursing Assistant looking for a change from normal practice life?

We are a small, but busy INDEPENDENT, small animal mobile vets, providing 1st opinion veterinary services to Selby and the surrounding area. We have a small base with surgical facilities including x-ray machine, in house lab and portable ultrasound machine.

The ideal candidate would have previous experience in veterinary practice, have very good communication, client care and IT skills. An interest in assisting with vet consultations is desirable.

Reliability is paramount in such a small team.

Salary dependant on hours, role and experience. If you would like to apply please send your CV and a covering letter to [email protected]

15/10/2025

At this time of year, we receive lots of enquiries regarding acorns and oak trees (Quercus species). We have seen an influx in calls this year as 2025 has been declared as a Mast Year. This is when some trees produce a large amount of fruit, seeds and nuts, and happens every few years.

Ingestion of acorns by dogs is common during the autumn months. Following a large, one off ingestion of acorns, vomiting and diarrhoea may occur in dogs, both of which may be bloody. Lethargy, abdominal tenderness and inappetence can also be seen and there is also the risk of gastrointestinal obstruction. There have been reports of kidney and liver damage following substantial or repeat ingestion of both acorns and the plant itself, a scenario more commonly seen in horses and ruminants.

Oak toxicity predominantly affects grazing species such as cattle, horses and sheep, but it can affect dogs and cats too.

📞If you suspect your pet has been exposed to oak, call the Animal PoisonLine on 01202 509000 for advice. Veterinary professionals can call VPIS on 020 7305 5055.

We now have new premises for the collection of medication, payments and any other enquiries. You will now find us near t...
08/10/2025

We now have new premises for the collection of medication, payments and any other enquiries.
You will now find us near the ‘Top Job hand car wash’ on Doncaster road near the large roundabout. We are located in a black portakabin.
Photos attached.
For those dropping their pets off for operations please continue to visit Birch Tree House, Park Lane, Selby, YO8 8LW through the black railings.
If you have any questions or you can’t find us please call us on the landline: 01757 544285. Thank you. Please share 😊

07/10/2025

Introducing Pippin!

Pippin was found in Brayton trying to move into someone's house without being invited! She's very friendly and we think she's previously been owned so we'll be holding her for 2 weeks before accepting adoption applications for her.

If you know Pippin or who she may belong to, please get in touch with proof of ownership. We'd love to get her reunited with her family if possible.

04/10/2025

Black and white, male, entire cat, sadly found deceased on The Chimes in Selby. Unfortunately no microchip,
Please contact the practice if he was your kitty 01757 544285

23/08/2025
08/08/2025

Temporary Veterinary Nurse wanted 3-4 days per week.
Contact: [email protected]

Address

Selby

Opening Hours

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

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