Charter Veterinary Surgeons, Newcastle

Charter Veterinary Surgeons, Newcastle Our friendly and experienced team are on hand to make your visit go smoothly.

From routine check-ups, vaccinations, and neutering to more complex cases involving diagnostic techniques and surgery we’ve got it covered. Just like you, we are passionate about pets - in fact, we have been caring for local pets for more than 50 years. Our practice in Newcastle-under-Lyme was originally established in 1812, and was involved in creating the 'Charter' of Veterinary Surgeons in the

UK. Led by our head vet Steve Calveley, our friendly and experienced team are on hand to make your visit go smoothly. From routine check-ups, vaccinations, and neutering to more complex cases involving diagnostic techniques and surgery we've got it covered. And for added peace of mind, our practice carries the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons Small Animal Practice accreditation.

❗️Important Client Notice ❗️TEMPORARY CLOSURE OF THE SMALLTHORNE CHARTER VETS BRANCHJust a message to remind our clients...
26/12/2024

❗️Important Client Notice ❗️

TEMPORARY CLOSURE OF THE SMALLTHORNE CHARTER VETS BRANCH

Just a message to remind our clients that the Smallthorne branch will be closed as of 1st January 2024, for a period of 3 months. We apologise in advance for any inconvenience.

During this period, your pet can still be seen by the wonderful vets and nurses at our Newcastle Branch.

Thank you for your understanding and patience during this time.

25/12/2024

🎄Merry Christmas 🎄
From the Charter family to yours❤️We hope all our lovely clients have a great holiday 🎉🤶🎅🎄

Our working hours over the holidays 🤶 🎅🎄 24th December 8.30am-6pm 25th December CLOSED ‼️26th December CLOSED ‼️  27th D...
24/12/2024

Our working hours over the holidays 🤶 🎅🎄

24th December 8.30am-6pm
25th December CLOSED ‼️
26th December CLOSED ‼️
27th December 8.30am-6.30pm
28th December 9am-12pm
30th December 8.30am-6.30pm
31st December 8.30am-6pm
1st January CLOSED ‼️
2nd January back to normal working hours

Sweet but Deadly 🛑🍬 Xylitol, found in sugar-free sweets, gum, and even some peanut butter, is highly toxic to pets! Just...
20/12/2024

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! 🐕

Battery Bust: Powering Up Danger! ⚠️🔋 Batteries are a holiday must for gadgets, but they’re toxic if chewed or swallowed...
18/12/2024

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! ⚠️🐾

Leaf It Alone: Dangerous Holiday Plants for Pets! 🌱☠️🌿 Poinsettias, mistletoe, and holly might look pretty, but they’re ...
16/12/2024

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.

Raisin' Trouble!🍇 Beware of dried fruits like raisins and sultanas - they’re toxic to pets and can cause kidney failure....
14/12/2024

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! 🛑🐾

❗️Important Client Notice ❗️TEMPORARY CLOSURE OF THE SMALLTHORNE CHARTER VETS BRANCHFollowing a building inspection of t...
12/12/2024

❗️Important Client Notice ❗️

TEMPORARY CLOSURE OF THE SMALLTHORNE CHARTER VETS BRANCH

Following a building inspection of the Smallthorne branch, we have taken the difficult decision to temporarily close the practice.

This will occur as of the 1st January 2025 for 3 months.

During this time more detailed investigations, inspections and reports will take place.

We apologise in advance for any inconvenience.

Rest assured, the veterinary care of your pet remains of paramount importance to us, and Vet and Nurse appointments for your pet can still be made at our Newcastle Branch.

Thank you for your understanding and patience during this time.

The Team at Charter Vets wish you a very Merry Christmas and Happy New Year.

Chocolate: A Sweet Disaster!🍫 Chocolate is a festive favourite for humans but can be toxic to pets. It can cause vomitin...
12/12/2024

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! 🚫🐾

Wine Not? Because Alcohol is Toxic for Pets! ☠️🍷 Alcohol might be festive for us, but it's dangerous for pets! Even a sm...
10/12/2024

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! 🎄🐾

Just like us, our pets might need a little extra TLC over the winter months! It’s important they stay safe, warm and act...
09/12/2024

Just like us, our pets might need a little extra TLC over the winter months! It’s important they stay safe, warm and active as temperatures start to drop, whether you have a dog, cat or a smaller pet.
Here's some of our top tips to keep your pet comfortable and safe this winter ❄️

Nuts About Trouble!🥜 Macadamia nuts might be a tasty snack for humans, but they’re a serious hazard for pets! Just a few...
08/12/2024

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! 🚫🐕

Spoiled Snacks = Serious Danger!🍞 Leftovers or spoiled foods can grow mould that’s harmful to pets. These toxins can cau...
06/12/2024

Spoiled Snacks = Serious Danger!

🍞 Leftovers or spoiled foods can grow mould that’s harmful to pets. These toxins can cause vomiting, tremors, or worse.

Toss those mouldy bits and keep bins secure! 🗑️❌🐾

You’ve reached our winter  photo checkpoint  📸🎁Please share the latest pet photo from your phone below 👇 we want to see ...
04/12/2024

You’ve reached our winter photo checkpoint 📸🎁
Please share the latest pet photo from your phone below 👇 we want to see them!

Time to show off those winter-ready looks! ❄️🐾As the temperature drops, it's important to keep our furry friends warm an...
01/12/2024

Time to show off those winter-ready looks! ❄️🐾
As the temperature drops, it's important to keep our furry friends warm and cosy. Here are some essential tips to ensure they stay comfortable during the chilly season:

🧥 Bundle Up: Train your dog to wear a well-fitting jumper or jacket for warmth during walks or outdoor play. If there's deep snow, keep them on a lead to avoid hidden dangers like frozen water or deep holes
🐾 Limit Outdoor Time: Keep your cat’s outdoor adventures short in freezing or snowy conditions to protect their paws and ears from frost damage
🛏️ Create a Cosy Spot: Make sure they have a soft, warm bed indoors where they can curl up and relax
🌡️ Keep the Indoors Toasty: Ensure your home is comfortably heated and offer extra blankets for snuggles

Share a photo of your pet in their winter gear or cosy spot below! 🐶❄️

Tips for keeping your rabbits warm during the winter 🥶 ❄️ :❌ Indoor rabbits should not be moved outside after September ...
30/11/2024

Tips for keeping your rabbits warm during the winter 🥶 ❄️ :

❌ Indoor rabbits should not be moved outside after September as they need time for their winter coat to grow and body temperature to adjust before the cold weather arrives, otherwise they will need to be kept inside until spring.
🏠 Consider moving your rabbits inside: into a shed or unused garage over the winter to keep them warm.🛏️ Ensure your rabbits have plenty of bedding for warmth and are sheltered from the wind and rain.
🐰 A friend to snuggle up to will help to keep your rabbit warm.
🌡️ Avoid bringing your outdoor rabbits inside over winter for playtime as the extream change in temperature could make your rabbit ill.
🏃 Ensure your rabbits have plenty of room to move around and keep active as this will help them keep warm (minimum of 60sqf 24/7).

Brrr, it’s cold outside! ❄️ Keep your pets happy and healthy this winter with these essential tips:💧 Hydration: Even in ...
28/11/2024

Brrr, it’s cold outside! ❄️ Keep your pets happy and healthy this winter with these essential tips:

💧 Hydration: Even in the cold, pets need plenty of fresh water to stay hydrated

🧣 Warmth: Make sure your furry friends have cosy bedding and warm spots to escape the chill

⚠️ Hazards: Watch out for icy paws, antifreeze, and other winter dangers

🪮 Grooming: Regular brushing helps maintain a healthy winter coat and prevents mats that trap moisture

🏃‍♀️ Exercise: Stay active, even indoors - playtime keeps them fit and stimulated!

Stay cosy and care for your pets this winter! 🐾❤️

Address

6 Queen Street, Newcastle-under-Lyme
Stoke-on-Trent
ST51ED

Opening Hours

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

Telephone

+441782616551

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