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Cherrydown Vets, Basildon, 12 King Street, Stanford le Hope (2024)

16/06/2024

Happy Father’s Day to all the 🐶 dog dads, 😺 cat carers and 🐰 pet papas; you are important to us every day!

How are you celebrating this special day? Why not share a photo of you and your companion in the comments below? 📸⬇️

14/06/2024

😺😾😿 Tell-Tail signs your cat may have allergies...

Cats commonly experience four primary allergy types: insect bites, food allergies, atopic dermatitis, and contact allergies.

While these allergies may exhibit similar symptoms, each allergy possesses unique characteristics.

🔗 For further information on these different allergies, their diagnoses, and effective solutions to alleviate their symptoms for your cat, click here >> https://ow.ly/I4qB50ScNHs

12/06/2024

From contact with other animals to exploring the great outdoors, our pets have plenty of opportunities to pick up nasty parasites daily.

Parasites can negatively affect pets' and humans' health, so it is important to ensure your pet is protected against them.

Parasites are a common occurrence in the UK, and our pets are particularly vulnerable to them. Some of the most prevalent parasites found here are:

🦟 Ticks: Tick bites can pass on diseases such as Lymes Disease and cause allergic reactions or infections at the site of the bite.

🐛 Worms: There is a wide variety of worms, such as tapeworms, roundworms, heartworms, whipworms, and hookworms.

🐛Lungworm: Lungworms are potentially deadly parasites carried by foxes, slugs and snails.

🕷️ Fleas: Fleas affect dogs and cats and can be seen all year round. Signs that your pet may be suffering from fleas include itching, scratching and licking. You may also see 'flea dirt' – tiny dark specks that look a little like grains of soil and go red when wet.

Keep your pet protected and book your parasite treatment so they are flea-free to be themselves >>https://ow.ly/vnfF50Sfc4L

10/06/2024

😺 Today, in England, it is a compulsory requirement to microchip your cat before it reaches the age of 20 weeks.

If your cat is older than 20 weeks and is not microchipped, book an appointment to have one implanted.

If your cat is already microchipped, the law also requires that the details associated with the chip be up to date, so please check that your pet's microchip details are up to date.

For more information on the requirements, click here >>
https://ow.ly/pmFB50Scn6u

07/06/2024

Did you know? The hot summer months create an increase in toxic blue-green algae across the UK.

This may appear as green or greenish-brown scum or foam on the water surface and contains toxins harmful to animals. It is not actually an algae but an accumulation of cyanobacteria. Dogs often swallow it by drinking water from an affected lake, river, or pond or by licking their fur after swimming. If you think blue-green algae is present, do not let your dog near it.

Unfortunately, the toxins can cause severe liver damage and can ultimately be fatal. There are currently no known preventative medicines, and prompt veterinary treatment is essential to ensure any chance of recovery.

If you are concerned, please get in touch with us immediately.

06/06/2024

Stray male neutered cat . No chip. No collar handed into us. If he is your cat please call us. You will need to bring proof of ownership.

03/06/2024

😺 Don't chip away at your cat's safety!

In a week, it will become compulsory for all cats to have a microchip. Cats must be microchipped before they turn 20 weeks old, and their owner's contact information must be accurately maintained in a designated pet microchipping registry.

Owners who fail to comply with this regulation will have 21 days to implant a microchip, or they may be subjected to a fine of up to £500.

If your cat has not yet been microchipped, book an appointment today. Microchipping increases the likelihood of being reunited with your cat if it becomes lost and provides a permanent and reliable method of pet identification.

31/05/2024

As Veterinary Nursing Awareness Month comes to a close, we would like to express our gratitude to all the Veterinary Nurses and Patient Care teams who are integral to our veterinary teams. Your dedication and hard work are truly appreciated. 🙏

💚If you have any stories of how our nursing team has supported you and your pet, we encourage you to share them in the comments below. We will share them with our team and appreciate your contribution to recognising the amazing work carried out by our team all year round.

29/05/2024

👨‍⚕️👩‍⚕️ Have you ever thought about pursuing a career as a Veterinary Nurse?

Veterinary Nurses are vital members of a veterinary team. They work in tandem with veterinary surgeons and Patient Care Assistants to provide essential care and treatments for animals.

There are two primary paths you can take to become a Veterinary Nurse. You can opt for a vocational route through a level three diploma or a degree route through a university.

If you’re looking for a fast-paced career where each day is different, veterinary nursing could be for you! 💚

To learn more about how to become a Registered Veterinary Nurse, click here >> https://ow.ly/ys7E50RSnKo

24/05/2024

👨‍⚕️👩‍⚕️ If you've had a positive experience with our nursing team, we would love to hear about it! Please take a moment to share in the comments below how our team has been there for you and your beloved pet.

23/05/2024

SPRING BANK HOLIDAY OPENING HOURS

In preparation for the upcoming Spring Bank Holiday weekend, please note that our Monday opening hours will differ slightly from our normal hours. ⏰

🆘 If you find yourself in need of emergency assistance, rest assured that we are here for you and your pet; just the way you access our care might slightly differ.

To ensure you have all the information you need, please visit our website for our revised opening hours and how to contact us in an emergency >> https://ow.ly/xklA50RQJnQ

Have a wonderful and safe weekend! 💚

22/05/2024

👩‍⚕️ 👨🏼‍⚕️ 💉📝🦷🐶🐱

Our experienced and dedicated Registered Veterinary Nurses (RVNs) provide advice on the various methods of how best to care for your pet. Our nurse clinics provide an important service within the practice, as not only do they benefit you, our wonderful clients and patients, but they also ensure our RVNs can utilise their skills and knowledge.

Consultations with our nurses provide support, advice and guidance on topics including, preventative healthcare, nutrition and weight management, and so much more. RVNs can also administer treatments within nurse clinics, which could include a second vaccination.

Explore the nurse clinics we provide here >> https://ow.ly/4oCL50RFlY3

20/05/2024

Happy National Bee Day! 🐝❤️

Let's create a buzz together by planting more flowers and supporting our local beekeepers.

Bees are essential for pollinating plants, including the fruits and vegetables we enjoy; by cultivating bee-friendly flowers in our gardens, we can offer sustenance and refuge to these vital pollinators.

Remember to be mindful of using pesticides in your garden, as they can be harmful to bees and other beneficial insects.

Do you have any bee-friendly plants in your local outdoor area or garden? We'd love to hear your favourites in the comments below.

17/05/2024

We would love to know how you would describe your pet in three words. 📸 Please share your three words in the comments below, along with a picture of your pet!

15/05/2024

👨‍⚕️👩‍⚕️ Student Veterinary Nurses are working towards completing a qualification with a college or a university to become Registered Veterinary Nurses. While training, our students enrol in the RCVS and complete practical training.

Practical experience is a vital part of veterinary nurse training for our students. Our practice team supports them, providing supervision and guidance to assist them with developing their knowledge and clinical skills. This experience, alongside their qualification, prepares them to complete the roles that a Registered Veterinary Nurse undertakes.

When aspiring to become a Registered Veterinary Nurse (RVN), you have two distinct paths to choose from. You can either pursue a vocational (diploma) route, which offers an on-the-job training option. You can also complete a higher education (degree) route, which provides you with the opportunity to experience university life whilst training. Both routes lead to registration as a veterinary nurse with the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons (RCVS).

We encourage progression and growth and enjoy celebrating our Student Veterinary Nurses when they graduate and become a Registered Veterinary Nurse. 💚

11/05/2024

FOUND CAT- HELP US REUNITE HER WITH HER OWNER

Female Cat was handed into our practice today and was found In Pitsea area, microchipped but we are unable to contact the owner to reunite them.

If you can provide any information, please contact the practice on 01268 533636.

Proof of ownership is required. Please share this post.

11/05/2024

ONE MONTH TO GO – DON'T DELAY AND BOOK TODAY!

As the deadline for microchipping cats over 20 weeks old fast approaches, it's important to understand the significance of this requirement, including:

😺 Microchipping is a safe and effective way to ensure your cat can be identified if they go missing or are stolen.

😺 The chip contains a unique number corresponding to your contact information, which can be accessed by a scanner at a vet's or an animal shelter.

😺 Failure to microchip your cat by the deadline could result in a fine or legal action, so it's important to act now if you haven't already done so.

If you haven't yet microchipped your cat, don't wait until the last minute. Contact us to schedule an appointment to ensure your feline friend complies with the upcoming law changes.

Please visit our website for additional details about the upcoming cat microchipping legislation >>
https://ow.ly/up3x50RtbcX

10/05/2024

Our Patient Care Assistants (PCAs) can undertake a multitude of roles, providing crucial support and assistance to our veterinary nurses and vets.

We are passionate about supporting our PCAs in expanding their role as they form such an integral part of our veterinary nursing teams. PCAs can grow their skills through training, which can be done either in-house or through formal qualifications. They may also support their teams through mentoring and teaching or take on leadership responsibilities. This dynamic nature of the role keeps things interesting and engaging. 🦮🐈🐇🐁🐢🦎

Their unwavering dedication and compassion are not just qualities we value, but they also significantly contribute to the overall well-being of our patients and the smooth running of our practice. This impact is what makes this role truly rewarding. 💚

If you would like to work with animals, this could be a role for you to consider.

10/05/2024

Look who visited us yesterday. What a bundle of fun and loved the cuddles from our team!

08/05/2024

Today is National Receptionist Day, so we would like to say a huge thank you to our Client Care team members and unsung heroes! 🦸🦸‍♂️

🖥️ From meticulously coordinating our diaries to efficiently booking appointments and warmly welcoming our clients, pets, and team members, the Client Care team's unique contributions are invaluable to the daily running of our practice. We truly couldn't do it without them.

Let's celebrate our team's hard work and dedication! In the comments below, give a special shoutout to a member of our Client Care team! 🙌

06/05/2024

Patient Care Assistants play a very important role in our practice. 💚

Being multi-talented, they work alongside and support the whole practice team to achieve the highest standards of patient care.

Under the direction and supervision of a veterinary surgeon or Registered Veterinary Nurse (RVN), they will assist with providing care for inpatients, maintaining infection control, and safely handling animals for procedures, as well as so much more. 🩸🩹

To learn more about the role of a Patient Care Assistant, click here >>
https://ow.ly/9I6c50RtzVT

03/05/2024

👨‍⚕️👩‍⚕️ Our veterinary nurses provide expert nursing care for all the animals they look after.

Veterinary surgeons and Registered Veterinary Nurses (RVNs) work together to provide holistic care for their patients – your pets.

This can include undertaking a range of diagnostic tests, administering treatments, caring for hospitalised patients, and performing minor surgical procedures.

RVNs are dedicated to continuous professional development to support their personal progression and ensure they maintain their knowledge and skills at the forefront of veterinary care, which plays a very significant role in our practice. We inspire our team members to grow, opening up various paths they can explore - here's a guide on their potential growth within the veterinary nursing field.

01/05/2024

👨‍⚕️👩‍⚕️ Did you know…May is not just any month; it's Veterinary Nurse Awareness Month, a time to showcase the invaluable work of our veterinary nurses.

Our Registered Veterinary Nurses (RVNs), Student Veterinary Nurses (SVNs), and Patient Care Assistants (PCAs) are the backbone of our practices. They face unique and challenging situations every day and carry out a multitude of crucial roles that are not always seen. Over the next few weeks, we will shed light on some of the many tasks and roles our teams undertake.

Come join us for our celebration, which is a testament to the incredible work our veterinary nurses and patient care teams do all year round. 💚

29/04/2024

📅 The Early May Bank Holiday is approaching!

Whether you plan to spend the long weekend discovering the countryside, unwinding at home, or enjoying a playdate with your pets, please be aware that our opening hours may vary.

Monday 6 May
⏰ Basildon open for emergencies only
⏰ Stanford Closed
⏰ Wickford Closed

For our opening times and out-of-hours contact details over the bank holiday, please visit our website >>
https://ow.ly/PbRW50Rm1AV

26/04/2024

According to research, eight out of ten dogs have trouble adjusting to being alone. Yet half don't exhibit any overt symptoms, making it easy for owners to overlook.

Here are some signs that may indicate your dog is stressed:
⚠️ Excessive panting
⚠️ Tail between legs
⚠️ Lip licking
⚠️ Ears pinned back
⚠️ Paw raises
⚠️ Yawning
⚠️ Pacing
⚠️ Barking, howling, or whining
⚠️ Destructive behaviours

To discover more about identifying signs of stress in your pet and exploring our top tips for managing separation anxiety, check out our website >>
https://ow.ly/12y350RkIBJ

22/04/2024

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Spring has sprung, bringing longer days, warmer weather, and dreams of summer adventures! Make spring a safe time for you and your pets by being aware of things to avoid for their health and well-being.

Explore our website for additional advice on keeping safe during spring for both you and your pets >>
https://ow.ly/Vgv650RkuIH

22/04/2024

FOUND RABBITS- MUM AND BABY. HELP US REUNITE THEM WITH THEIR OWNER

A female rabbit and what we believe is her baby was handed into our practice yesterday and found in the Basildon area without a microchip or collar.

If you can provide any information, please contact the practice on 01268 533636.

Proof of ownership is required. Please share this post.

20/04/2024

FOUND CAT- HELP US REUNITE HER WITH HER OWNER

A female cat was handed into our practice yesterday and found in the Basildon area without a microchip or collar.

If you can provide any information, please contact the practice on 01268 533636.

Proof of ownership is required. Please share this post.

19/04/2024

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