Green Veterinary Practice

25/09/2024

Unfortunately we have had a young female tortoise shell cat brought to us following an RTA. She was sadly deceased on arrival at the practice
She is microchipped, however it is not a registered microchip.
If you believe this may be your pet please contact reception on 0114 2645454

06/09/2024

Bluetongue virus BTV-3 has been confirmed in a single bull in East Riding of Yorkshire. In response, a 20km Temporary Control Zone has been put in place.

Keepers of cattle, sheep, camelids and other ruminants must remain vigilant and follow the restrictions on animal and germinal product movements that apply.

Check the Bluetongue interactive map: https://defra.maps.arcgis.com/apps/webappviewer/index.html?id=514ec88edec74575958d860f0196d2ea and GOV.UK to see what steps you must take to prevent and control the disease: https://www.gov.uk/bluetongue.

19/07/2024

🐈 Cat found ❤️‍🩹

We are sorry to share that we have sadly had a deceased cat brought in found near Bowshaw roundabout today at 3.30pm after being involved in an RTA.

No microchip was found but the cat is white and tortoise shell in colour.

Please contact the surgery for any further information.

18/07/2024

Carlos says Bee kind it’s nearly the weekend 😂

19/06/2024

Blue French bulldog entire male . Found wandering on Lightwood lane , currently at the practice with us. He is microchipped but we are waiting to hear from chipping company to find out who he belongs to. Please share so we can get him reunited with his family soon .

19/06/2024

Deceased female black cat with 4 white feet . No microchip . Found on Gaunt Road Sheffield
Please contact the practice if she belongs to you .

13/05/2024

There are still a few places left on our laminitis talk on Thursday at Stubley Hollow. If anyone’s interested give equine reception a ring to book on
0114 2645454

28/03/2024

Wishing all our customers a Happy Easter.
In case of any emergencies over this period please call us 0114 2645454 .

25/03/2024

Polite reminder to all cat owners . From 10th June 2024 it will be compulsory for all cats to be microchipped 🐈🐈‍⬛🐈🐈‍⬛

Get your cat microchipped before 10th June 2024

Treasured pets now safer as microchipping for cats becomes compulsory
New legislation laid in Parliament today introducing mandatory cat microchipping

From:
Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs and The Rt Hon Thérèse Coffey MP
Published
13 March 2023

Government delivers on key manifesto pledge to introduce compulsory microchipping for all owned cats
Owners will have until 10 June 2024 to microchip their cat
Microchipping cats will help reunite thousands of lost or stray pets every year
New legislation to introduce compulsory cat microchipping is being laid in Parliament today (13 March), making it easier for lost or stray pet cats to be reunited with their owners and returned home safely.

There are over 9 million pet cats in England, with as many as 2.3 million unchipped, meaning that it would be very difficult to reunite them with their owner if they get lost or stolen.

The new microchipping rules follow a Government call for evidence and consultation on the issue in which 99% of respondents expressed support for the measure. The introduction of compulsory cat microchipping was a manifesto commitment and an Action Plan for Animal Welfare pledge.

The new rules mean cats must be implanted with a microchip before they reach the age of 20 weeks and their contact details stored and kept up to date in a pet microchipping database. All owners must have their cat microchipped by 10 June 2024 and owners found not to have microchipped their cat will have 21 days to have one implanted, or may face a fine of up to £500.

20/03/2024

Young male cat found in the S2 manor area.
Tabby and white not neutered.
If you think this may be your pet please contact the practice.

25/01/2024

Own an XL Bully dog? Make sure you know what actions you need to take before 31st January 2024.

Find out what the new XL Bully dog rules mean for you.

Learn more at: https://www.gov.uk/guidance/prepare-for-the-ban-on-xl-bully-dogs?utm_campaign=XL_Bully&utm_medium=Paid_Social&utm_source=Meta&utm_content=No_Background

06/01/2024

BACK WITH MY OWNERS - ⭐️THANK YOU FOR SHARING ⭐️
Found dog , Graves Parks . If your spaniel is missing please contact Green Vets on 01142 645454

31/12/2023

Wishing all our clients a Happy New Year from all the team at Green Vets.
Surgery will be closed tomorrow , in cases of emergency call the on call vet 0114 2645454

23/12/2023

04/11/2023

🥰FOUND 😍thank you all for sharing ! Please share and help us get Kiara home, She’s gone missing this afternoon in Ecclesall woods Sheffield. Please contact Green Vets 0114 2645454. She’s a nervous girl with strangers so please call us if you spot her . Thank you

02/11/2023

Many fireworks displays will take place over the weekend. Make sure you take steps to keep your pets safe by:

✅ creating a safe hiding den
✅ closing windows & curtains
✅ providing background noise
✅ moving small pets indoors

Find out more 👉 https://ow.ly/4Lkb50Q2Wrw

09/10/2023

Huge congratulations to our Jennifer and Zeus on their fabulous achievement at HOYS this weekend . We are all so proud of you.
Look out for Jennifer and Zeus at The London International Horse Show in December

A home-bred hack in his first showing season won the 2023 SEIB Search For A Star championship at the Horse of the Year Show (HOYS).

04/09/2023

Important notice

Please note the from the 1st of September the way we prescribe medication is changing.

The RCVS have advised that we are no longer able to prescribe certain medications without preforming a clinical examination of your pet.

The new guidelines require a physical examination of the pet every time and antibiotics, antifungals, antivirals and antiparasiticides are prescribed.

This includes oral antibiotics but also topical preparations such as:

· Ear drops, Eye Drops and All prescriptions for flea/worm/tick products

The measure is in place to ensure responsible antimicrobial use and reducing the veterinary impact on the wider global antibiotic resistance and decline of insect populations.

What this will mean in practice is that your pet will need to come in for an in-person consultation every time:

· We need to prescribe medication for an ear infection (as most products contain antibiotics)
· We need to prescribe antibiotics for any skin problem, even if it’s a chronic problem.
· We suspect a urinary tract infection. (remote/online consultation and urine analysis/culture are no longer sufficient)
· We suspect a gastrointestinal infection. (remote/online consultation and faecal analysis/culture are no longer sufficient)
· We/you decide to change from one flea/worm/tick product to another.
We are no longer able to prescribe deworming products on the basis of a laboratory report alone, we will need to see the pet for a consultation and physical examination first.

· For long term prescription medication that is not an antimicrobial/antiparasitic, our usual policy of requiring an examination every 3-6 depending on the medication/condition NOTE: remote/online consultations are no longer sufficient.


Please note that normal consultation fees will apply.

New condition: £42.00

Continuation of same condition: £25.00



If you have any questions or concerns about the new guidelines, please direct this to RCVS on 0207 202 0789.