Animal Doctors is an Independent small animal veterinary practice located in Clydach, Swansea.
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We have had a deceased young female cat brought into us, she was found on Birchgrove Road in the 40mph zone between Glais and Birchgrove.
She was not microchipped and not wearing a collar.
If you think this is your cat then please contact the practice on 01792 842437.
**Important Information**
The practice will be closed today between 12:30p.m - 14:00p.m due to Staff Training. We apologise any inconvenience this may cause, however our phone lines will still be open.
Thank you.
We did it!🎉🩷
Thank you to everyone who donated and supported Rosie & Emma for the 5K Pretty Muddy run that took place on Saturday!😍
Here are some wonderful shots that were captured of them!☺️
Time to introduce our final Student Veterinary Nurse....Meet Celyn!🐾
"I started working at Animal Doctors in April 2022. I have wanted to be a Veterinary Nurse since I first went to Folly Farm when I was 5 years old. In college, I studied level 3 Animal Management and started working at Animal Doctors near the end of my second year of studies. I am now studying Veterinary Nursing and I started those studies in August 2023, and I hope to qualify in 2025. When I qualify I would like to look more into surgeries and the process of these, such as stitch ups as I am interested in these currently. I am also interested in complementary therapies such as physiotherapy & hydrotherapy."🩷
Now it's time to introduce our Student Veterinary Nurses! 🐾
First up...meet Naomi!
"I Started at Animal Doctors at the beginning of April 2022. I have wanted to be a Veterinary Nurse since I was 6 years old, that is when my parents bought me a plastic stethoscope and a massive bag full of teddies. I am currently studying Veterinary Nursing in college whilst still working at Animal Doctors, and I hope to qualify by the end of 2025. It has always been my goal to give those a voice who cannot speak for themselves and working in this industry is giving me the achievement of doing that."🩷
** OPENING HOURS OVER BANK HOLIDAY**
With a bank holiday weekend fast approaching we just wanted to make you aware of our opening hours🐾
Friday 24th May - 8:30a.m - 6:00p.m
Saturday 25th May - 8:00a.m - 12.30p.m
Sunday 26th May - CLOSED
Monday 27th May- CLOSED
Tuesday 28th May - 8:00a.m- 6:00p.m
If your pet requires any medical attention in these times you can contact Vets Now on 01792 775572.
A big shout out to our lovely clients who painted this gorgeous picture for us! We can’t thank you enough☺️
Next up....introducing Gabby, our registered Veterinary Nurse! 🐾
"I'm Gabby, one of the Veterinary Nurses at Animal Doctors. I always knew I wanted to work with animals but knew I didn't want to do surgeries like a Vet, so that's when I looked into Veterinary Nursing.
I went straight from sixth form to study a degree in Veterinary Nursing at the Royal Veterinary College in London. 3 years later I finished my degree and qualified as a Registered Veterinary Nurse in 2019. I started working in Animal Doctors in 2023.
My Favourite aspect of the job is taking blood samples and running lab work to find out what is wrong with our patients." 🩷
It's Nomination Time! 🎉
Voting has now opened for the BVRA Veterinary Receptionist Awards 2024!🐾
If you would like to nominate any of our lovely receptionists here are at Animal Doctors then please follow the link below: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/VROTYA2024
Thank you all for your continued support!🩷
Introducing our Head Nurse Anna!🐾
"I grew up on a small holding where I was privileged to experience taking care of many different animals from chickens, turkeys, pigs, goats, sheep and cows to cats, dogs and horses. I had hands on experience hand rearing calves and lambs which cemented my passion for animals.
Alongside having a pet chicken as a child; who was attacked by a fox and lost her leg so I named her Pegleg, we also had many pet cats and dogs and horses over the years.
I have never wanted to pursue any other career path. My career in the veterinary world started in 1993 where I began working as an auxiliary nurse in Llanelli for 4 years prior to studying vet nursing in Langford, University of Bristol where I then qualified as an RVN in 1998. I started working at Animal Doctors in 2017 as a nurse.
I don't have any specific interests but I do enjoy the consulting aspect of the job where I get to bond with our lovely clients and their dearly loved pets"
*ANNOUNCEMENT*
We will be closed from 12:30P.M - 2:00P.M for staff training, we apologise for any inconvenience this may cause. Our phone lines will still be open.
Thank you!
Pretty Muddy 2024! 💞
2 of our lovely receptionists Emma & Rosie are taking part in Pretty Muddy 2024 in aid of Cancer Research UK. The event is taking part on Saturday 25th May 2024.
We would be ever so grateful for any donations made towards this amazing cause:
Thank you for all the support!😊
Cancer is happening right now, which is why I'm taking part in a Race for Life Pretty Muddy to raise money and save lives. 1 in 2 people will be diagnosed with cancer in their lifetime. Every single pound you donate makes a difference to Cancer Research UK’s groundbreaking work, so please sponsor ...
It's Veterinary Nurse Month! 🐾
This month we will be speaking all about our wonderful Veterinary Nurses that work within our team to give you an opportunity to see all the amazing work they do and get to know them a little better.
Veterinary nurses do so much for our little furry friends so here's a little insight on what they do:
The duties of a Veterinary Nurse you see could be admitting and discharging your pet, reception duties, appointments such as nail clips, weight checks, puppy/kitten health checks and post- operative checks.
What you may not see is the care they provide for your pets when they are with us.
This varies from taking blood samples and running them to identify any concerns with your pets health. They can dispense, calculate doses and administer medication.
Position patients for X-rays, calculate settings and process x-rays to get diagnostic imaging.
A nurse is responsible for monitoring a patients anaesthetic, ensuring they have the correct gas flow, induction dose, meanwhile monitoring the patients vitals.
They care for them after surgeries, wound management, pain management and general TLC.
These are just a few of a Veterinary Nurses responsibility when it comes to your pet, their patient.
** OPENING HOURS OVER BANK HOLIDAY**
With a bank holiday weekend fast approaching we just wanted to make you aware of our opening hours🐾
Thursday 2nd May - 8:00a.m - 6:00p.m
Friday 3rd May - 8:30a.m - 6:00p.m
Saturday 4th May - 8:00a.m - 12:30p.m
Sunday 5th May - CLOSED
Monday 6th May- CLOSED
Tuesday 7th May - 8:00a.m- 6:00p.m
If your pet requires any medical attention in these times you can contact Vets Now on 01792 775572.
*IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT*
Our systems are now back and up running. Thank you for your patience.
*IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT*
Our internal systems are currently down, please bear with us whilst we try to resolve this issue.
*Important announcement*
We will be closed today from 12:30p.m - 2:00p.m for Staff Training. We apologise for any inconvenience this may cause.
We are currently hiring for an exciting opportunity to join our wonderful team as a Registered Veterinary Nurse / Soon to be Qualifed Nurse. 🎉 If you are interested in this opportunity then please click on the link below:
Animal Doctors
With a bank holiday weekend fast approaching we just wanted to make you aware of our opening hours🐾
Thursday 2nd May - 8:00a.m - 6:00p.m
Friday 3rd May- 8:30a.m - 6:00p.m
Saturday 4th May - 8:00a.m - 12:30p.m
Sunday 5th May - CLOSED
Monday 6th May- CLOSED
Tuesday 7th May - 8:00a.m- 6:00p.m
To ensure any medication or food orders are done before the bank holiday please can you order these by Tuesday 30th April. You can do this by calling the practice on 01792 842437 or you can WhatsApp us on 07481341509
**FOUND DOG**
We have had a Young Male German Shepherd dog been brought into us, he is also microchipped, if you have any information then please contact us on 01792 842437. We will need to be provided with proof of ownership.
** OPENING HOURS OVER BANK HOLIDAY**
With a bank holiday weekend fast approaching we just wanted to make you aware of our opening hours🐾
Thursday 28th March - 8:00a.m - 6:00p.m
Friday 29th March - CLOSED
Saturday 30th March - 8:00a.m - 12:30p.m
Sunday 31st March - CLOSED
Monday 1st April - CLOSED
Tuesday 2nd April - 8:00a.m- 6:00p.m
If your pet requires any medical attention in these times you can contact Vets Now on 01792 775572
***OWNER FOUND - THANK YOU***
We have had a stray German Shepherd brought to us this morning, found Clydach area. We have tried to contact the number but have been unable to get an answer. If you believe this could be your dog please contact the practice on 01792 842437.
With a bank holiday weekend fast approaching we just wanted to make you aware of our opening hours🐾
Thursday 28th March - 8:00a.m - 6:00p.m
Friday 29th March - CLOSED
Saturday 30th March - 8:00a.m - 12:30p.m
Sunday 31st March - CLOSED
Monday 1st April - CLOSED
Tuesday 2nd April - 8:00a.m- 6:00p.m
To ensure any medication or food orders are done before the bank holiday please can you order these by Friday 22nd March. You can do this by calling the practice on 01792 842437 or you can WhatsApp us on 07481341509
**IMPORTANT**
Just to be aware our practice will be closed between 1 - 2 P.M today for staff training, we apologise for any inconvenience caused 🐾
Just a polite reminder from us:
In regards to the new legislations surrounding XL Bully's we wanted to let you know that if you have an XL bully they need to be muzzled and on a lead in public and when visiting our practice. 🐾
If you need a reminder of the guidelines then please follow this link to the governement website: https://www.gov.uk/guidance/ban-on-xl-bully-dogs
Thank you ☺️
The rules you must follow if you own an XL Bully dog in England and Wales.
Dydd Gŵyl Dewi Hapus!🌼🏴
We all wanted to wish you a Happy St David’s Day!❤️🐾
**ATTENTION**
We are currently experiencing technical issues with our phone lines and systems, we apologise for any inconvenience this may cause and we will update you as soon as we have got it working.
It's World Spay Day! 🎉
We wanted to highlight some benefits of getting your pets Spayed:
- Spaying can prevent females from coming into season.
-Stops attracting unwanted attention from males which can lead to pregnancies.
-Prevents false preganancies.
-Reduces Mess: Unspayed females can be messy when coming into season as they can bleed for up to 3 weeks.
- Reduces the risk of being stolen for breeding.
- Reduces the number of unwanted cats/dogs/kittens and puppies.🐾
If you are interested in getting your pets spayed then please contact us via whatsapp or call us on 01792 842437 and our team will be happy to help! ☺️
** FOUND DOG **
We have had a male french bulldog brought in to us, if you have any information please call us on 01792 842437
We are looking for a qualified veterinary nurse, see the ad below
Animal Doctors
The Carpenters Arms Vetenery Clinic, High Street
Swansea
SA65LN
| Monday | 8am - 6pm |
| Tuesday | 8am - 6pm |
| Wednesday | 8am - 6pm |
| Thursday | 8am - 6pm |
| Friday | 8:30am - 6pm |
| Saturday | 8am - 1pm |
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We would like to wish all of our clients and furry friends a happy new year!🎉
It is that time of year again with the nights drawing in and firework season is just on the doorstep. Many of us have dogs that are upset by fireworks so here's so tips on how to help them: -Make them a den -Don't take them out after dark when there's a higher chance of fireworks going off -Draw all of the curtains -Turn up the TV/Radio -It is okay to comfort your dog if they are looking for comfort -Act normally-your pet will pick up on your cues -If your dog is still willing to eat, get something tasty on a lick-e-lick mat or a Kong (licking and chewing are relaxing activities) Most importantly, if you're still concerned about your pet, give us a call to book an appointment with your vet to discuss any medications!
