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Paveley and Day Veterinary Centre

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Paveley and Day Veterinary Centre

Paveley and Day is an independently owned Veterinary Practice in Stourbridge, West Midlands.
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Run by two local experienced veterinary surgeons, Christina Finch BVSc MRCVS & Neil Paveley BVM&S MRCVS.

29/10/2024

⚠️🚘 ROAD RESURFACING 🚘⚠️

We just wanted to let you know that this week commencing Monday 28th October there will be road resurfacing in stages happening along The Broadway - this may cause some disruption to your journey to us & effect your usual parking spaces. Please keep this in mind if you have appointments with us this week and allow plenty of time for your journey & parking 🐾

27/10/2024

🖤🐱 HAPPY NATIONAL BLACK CAT DAY 🐱🖤

What is National Black Cat Day?
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National Black Cat Day was created by Cats Protection on 27 October 2011 to help celebrate the majesty of monochrome moggies and beautiful black cats. When the campaign was launched, statistics revealed that black and black-and-white cats took, on average, seven days longer to find a home compared to cats of other colours.

Negative Associations/Myths with Black Cats include:
- They are not as photogenic 📸
- They are bad luck 🍀
- They are in fact witches 🧙🏼‍♀️
- They are less friendly & more aggressive 😠

As we all know the things above just aren’t true, and black cats like any other cat deserve love too! So today is a day to celebrate those mini pet panthers, and dispel the myths around black cats!

We hope you & your beautiful black cats have had a lovely Sunday 🖤🖤

26/10/2024

🐶👜 ARRIVING IN STYLE 👜🐶

Lovely cocker spaniel pup, Mabel rocked up to her 2nd vaccination appointment in style! We thought it was a fab idea to keep her safe and secure whilst she visited us. Just look how cute & cosy she is in there 🥰💛

Not long now little Mabel before you can be out and about exploring the world! 🐾

11/10/2024

Happy Veterinary Nurse Day!
🐶🐱🐹🐰🐥🐢🦎🐴🐮🐨

Today we are celebrating our wonderful Registered Veterinary Nurses here at Paveley & Day Vets! 🐾

Leanne, Vicky, Jodie, Becky & Hannah are the nurses who take care of your pets during their time at the practice, whether this is on admissions or nurse consultations. They are always here for you & your pets!

Thank you so much ladies for everything you do for our lovely clients, their pets & for our veterinary surgeons! 🥰💚

01/10/2024

💛 HAPPY VETERINARY RECEPTIONIST DAY! 💛

VETERINARY RECEPTIONIST
[Noun] vet•er•i•nary re•cep•tion•ist

An essential part of any good veterinary team. Expert at juggling calls, appointments, emails, concerns, and patient snuggles all while making it look effortless 🐾

Thank you so much to Connie, our one and only at front of house. You do an amazing job everyday. We are lucky to work with you & our lovely clients and pets are lucky to have you looking after them!

13/09/2024

We’re not trying to say that the vets are needy but… 😂😅😉

11/09/2024

💛🐶 AMAZING ANNA 🐶💛

Here we have little Anna. She first came to see us in August and had been diagnosed with a Gall Bladder Mucoscele at her previous practice. The gallbladder is an excretory organ that plays an important part in your dog’s digestive health. It stores and fortifies bile, which is required for digestion and to absorb vital nutrients. The formation of a mucocele can cause biliary duct obstruction, bacterial infections, reduced or disrupted bile flow, necrosis of the gallbladder wall, and gallbladder rupture, which can then cause septic peritonitis, or the leakage of fluids into the abdominal cavity. This can cause septic shock, which can be fatal. Early diagnosis is essential to successful treatment and recovery.

Anna had been on a course of medical management and came to us for an ultrasound scan and blood tests to monitor her condition. In herself she was stable, but from the investigations her condition had worsened and therefore the best course of action was made to perform a Cholecystectomy (Gall Bladder Removal). The surgery is complex and of course does not come without risks but Anna was in very safe hands with our surgical vets Barbara & Christina and our Nursing Team 🐾❤️

We are super pleased to say that Anna is doing very well post operatively. She is such a sweet girl and we are all very taken with her! Well done to Anna & her mom for being such superstars. Here she is at her post op check recently having lots of fuss & demanding more when we stopped 🥰⭐️

11/09/2024

Kitten Cuteness for your Wednesday! 🐾🥰💛

09/09/2024

❌💳 WEDNESDAY 11TH SEPTEMBER - CARD MACHINE PAYMENTS 💳❌

Unfortunately we are experiencing problems with our card machine, which means we are unable to take card payments at the moment. Please could we ask for Cash Payment or Bank Transfer (bank details supplied up on request) at the time of your pets appointment. There is also a free cash machine for withdrawals at the Co-Operative located a few shops down from us.

We apologise for the inconvenience caused & we are hoping to have the issue fixed as soon as possible 🤞🏼

Thank you for your patience & understanding 🐾😊

12/08/2024

🤎 BAO 🤎

Happy Monday to our fab Paveley and Day pets & clients! We wanted to start the week off with the most adorable little one 🥰
Meet Bao, he came in to begin his primary vaccine course. He received his 1st vaccine, microchip and his 1st lot of flea and worming treatment. Bao was super brave! As you can imagine he had lots of cuddles off the nurses whilst he was in with us. We already can’t wait to see him back at his 2nd vaccine 💛

09/08/2024

🩷🐻 BEARY CUTE 🐻🩷

This is how Maddy greeted us in the prep room ready for her procedure… she proudly brought her favourite teddy along to show us & for a bit of comfort 🥲🥹 Ted had a full health check along side Maddy on admission and we are pleased to report Teddy is in good health, just a little well loved 🩷😂

08/08/2024

🐱🐱 HAPPY INTERNATIONAL CAT DAY 🐱🐱

The 8th August is known as International Cat Day. A day to celebrate everything cat! International Cat Care are a charity who advocate & support our feline friends in many ways providing endless amounts of education on them as a species.

International Cat Care Link 🩷 - https://icatcare.org/celebrate-cats-icd24/

Here are some of our favourite cat facts to celebrate International Cat Day 🐱🩷

🐾 A house cat is genetically 95.6% tiger

🐾 Cats can run around 48 kph (30 mph), but only over short distances. A house cat could beat superstar runner Usain Bolt in the 200 meter dash

🐾Cats can jump 5 times their height

🐾A cat’s tongue contains a number of backward facing hooks known as filiform papillae, these rough tongues can lick bones clean of any bits of meat

🐾Cats have an extra organ that allows them to taste scents in the air

🐾Each cat’s nose is unique, much like human fingerprints.

In honour of today - here are our much loved staff cats 🥰🐱❤️

02/08/2024

🖤🐱 MIDNIGHT ON THE MOVE 🐱🖤

As you may have heard and seen on 10th June it was made compulsory for cats to be microchipped. We have a very happy story to share with you all about a little cat called Midnight & the success of microchipping in helping us reunite her with her owner ❤️

Midnight had been spotted on a busy dual carriageway in Stourport. She then eventually made her way to the local tip where she was picked up by one of our lovely long term clients who took her in and gave her food, water and shelter. They brought her into us to check if she had a microchip and for a health check. We were delighted to find that she was in fact microchipped, however to our surprise her owners address was Bilston. A long distance away from where she was found.
We called the number provided on the microchip and straight away we managed to get hold of the registered keeper. Her owner explained that she had been missing for a couple of months and he had given up hope of finding her. The client that had brought her in to us connected the dots and advised that around the time she was spotted they did have a van that had arrived from Bilston to the tip, therefore we can only assume that she had become a stow away on the van and that is how she came to end up miles away from her home!

We were so happy that we were able to reunite Midnight with her owner. And her owner was thrilled to have her back! As soon as Midnight saw her dad, she was purring and happy 🥰 It would not have been possible and it would not have happened so quickly if he hadn’t have kept the microchip details up to date!

If you have any questions about your pets microchip then just give us a call and we will be happy to help! 🐾💛

25/07/2024

🤎🐶 REGGIE 🐶🤎

Reggie’s mom and dad brought him into us as he had a swollen hind foot that he was licking at. On his clinical exam, Barbara our vet found Reggie’s paw to be very inflamed and painful. She clipped the fur to visualise the skin underneath better. Barbara could then see what looked like an entry wound, making her highly suspicious of a foreign body, most likely a grass seed to be the culprit! She gave the foot a clean and gave Reggie pain relief and antibiotic injections. He was then scheduled to come back in the next day for a sedation and exploratory procedure on his foot to hopefully find the cause and remove it.

Under Reggie’s sedation we explored the foot further and Barbara found the cause… a grass seed! 🌾 the seed was removed and the site was given a good flush. Reggie was sent home later on to recover with more pain relief and an antibiotic course. We have since had Reggie back for his post operative nurse check and he is doing really well now that the pesky grass seed has been removed! 🧡

17/07/2024

🫧😶‍🌫️ Window Washing Wednesdays 😶‍🌫️🫧

We are delighted to announce that Connie is now available for all of your Window Washing needs… 😂

Of course we are only joking! Connie is staying put at front of house tending to all our lovely clients & pets, however she has done a fabulous job of also looking after our windows! Thank you Connie 🫧💛

16/07/2024

❤️🐶 Lovely Lola! 🐶❤️

This super lovely girl had been having routine Librela injections with us which were helping with her mobility. However, she presented to us at the beginning of March very lame on her left hind leg. Neil examined her and diagnosed that she had a Cruciate Ligament Rupture. In a lot of dogs the cranial cruciate ligament ruptures as a result of long term degeneration, where the fibres within the ligament weaken over time. We cannot always be 100% sure of the cause however genetic factors, predisposed breeds as well as obesity, individual confirmation and certain inflammatory conditions of the joint may also play a role in this. We first X-Rayed Lola to aid us in her diagnosis. She also weighed in at around 47kg! which unfortunately was very overweight for her. Our next step to correct the cruciate ligament would be for Lola to have TPLO (Tibial Plateau Levelling Osteotomy) surgery. As Lola was carrying a lot of weight it was not ideal to proceed straight to procedure, therefore we made sure Lola was comfortable with pain relief & Lola's owner did an amazing job for two weeks prior to her TPLO with us, managing to get her weight down to 38kg!

Barbara our 'Surgery Queen 👑' then performed the TPLO surgery to correct the cruciate ligament rupture. TPLO surgery involves creating a cut radially in the top of the tibia and rotation of plateau segment until the previous slope in the bone is no longer present. The bone is then fixed into this new position using a bone plate and screws. After Lola's surgery she continues to lose weight now weighing in at 36.5kg and with this means she has a new lease of life and her post operation recovery is going fantastically!

We are all so incredibly proud of Lola & her mom for putting in such a great effort with helping Lola to lose her weight, and we are so glad that Lola is much more comfortable on her leg post her surgery - what superstars! 🥰⭐️

09/07/2024

🐾🌾Grass Seeds🌾🐾

It’s grass seed season! These little seeds can cause our dogs a number of issues during the summer months. They are found in long grass meadows and woodlands. In appearance they are small and pointy which means they can easily pierce the skin and burrow underneath causing a foreign body. As well as this they can go into the eyes, ear canals and nose which causes significant pain and discomfort.

💡It’s a good idea to make sure that after walks you check your dog’s fur - especially their feet, legs, face and ears for any signs of grass seeds and remove them.
💡 Another tip which can help prevent grass seeds attaching is to keep the fur around the face and paws short.

If your dog has a grass seed stuck in their paw, ear, nose, eyes or skin, you may notice your dog:
🐶 licking their paw constantly and vigorously
🐶 has a painful swelling between their toes
🐶 limping
🐶 shaking their head
🐶 pawing at their ear or rubbing it against surfaces after a walk
🐶 suddenly and violently sneezing
🐶 has redness, swelling or discharge in their eye
🐶 chewing or licking at a sore spot on their skin

Treatment for grass seeds depends on their location, unfortunately they are not picked up on X-Ray so if we suspect a grass seed has gone under the skin then we will likely need to perform a surgical procedure to try to locate the seed and remove it. If they have gone into the ear canals or nasal cavity then again exploration of these locations under a sedation or general anaesthetic will be required.

If you suspect that your pet has a grass seed injury then please do not hesitate to give us a call so we can get your pet looked at right away 💛

Address

91-93 The Broadway
Stourbridge
DY83HX

Opening Hours

Monday	8:30am - 5pm
Tuesday	8:30am - 5pm
Wednesday	8:30am - 5pm
Thursday	8:30am - 5pm
Friday	8:30am - 5pm
Saturday	8:30am - 12pm

Website

http://www.paveleyandday.com/

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🫧😶‍🌫️ Window Washing Wednesdays 😶‍🌫️🫧 We are delighted to announce that Connie is now available for all of your Window Washing needs… 😂 Of course we are only joking! Connie is staying put at front of house tending to all our lovely clients & pets, however she has done a fabulous job of also looking after our windows! Thank you Connie 🫧💛

💚🐾 Come to work with Becky… 🐾💚 In honour of Veterinary Nurse Awareness Month. Join Becky on her weekly theatre shift. The P&D Nursing Team have their own individual theatre days where we will assist the veterinary surgeon in numerous procedures on the morning. This then means your pets have their very own designated veterinary nurse with them throughout their stay with us. Firstly on a morning, we will ensure our General Anaesthetic (GA) machine is fully functioning by performing a leak test and completing our patient safety checklist. We will then make sure that everything is ready for the days procedures. The veterinary nurse will admit, pre medicate & place an intravenous cannula for the patient prior to surgery. As well as taking and running any pre anaesthetic blood samples that may be needed. The veterinary nurse will then monitor the patients throughout their procedure and recovery. Dispense any medication required and phone the owner post operatively to arrange a collection time for home. The theatre nurse will then clean down the theatre after the morning of procedures and make sure things are ready for procedures the next day. Theatre nursing can also mean that other members of the veterinary nursing team may need to assist the veterinary surgeon in the procedure itself. This is referred to as ‘Scrubbing in’. The veterinary nurse will then assist the vet by holding and passing sterile instruments they need. Theatre nursing is just one of the many jobs we do as Registered Veterinary Nurses. In general practice our jobs are very varied which means no one day is the same which keeps on our toes!

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