Tenby Vets

11/07/2024

RECEPTION
We are on the look out for a part time receptionist to join our team. Flexible hours a minimum of 20. Please send CV with covering letter to [email protected].

02/06/2024

31/05/2024

Little beagle has been missing since this morning in the Penally area.

If there are any sightings of him please message us so we can get him reunited with his very worried owner.

23/01/2024

Male dog handed into Tenby Vets micro chipped but details not up to date.
Please share

29/11/2023

https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=660416909585931&id=100068528839988

We have been notified that a poisonous plant is being used as decoration in a pot plant that can be purchased in garden centres and possibly florists.

The pot plant is Livistona rotundifolia (footstool palm; also known as Saribus rotundifolius) and pots of these plants are decorated with three fibrous balls. The balls are the skeletonised fruit of Cerbera odollam (su***de tree, pong-pong). Within each fruit is a kernel that is extremely toxic; a single kernel can be fatal if eaten and poses a risk to both pets and people. The toxic compounds in Cerbera odollam are cardiac glycosides, which are also found in foxglove, oleander, lily of the valley and other plants.

If you have these fibrous fruits in your pot plant, remove them and dispose of them safely. It you are worried your pet may have eaten the plant material contact Animal PoisonLine (01202 509 000)or your vet immediately.

09/11/2023

Three dogs found near Carew airfield.
Contact the surgery 01834 842278

14/08/2023

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05/07/2023

BILLY HAS FOUND A NEW HOME!
Anyone recognise this little chap?
Found wandering in Penally, now at Tenby Vets.

26/04/2023

CAT NOW REUNITED WITH OWNER. This cat has been found at The Green/The garage Tenby. Not microchipped

08/02/2023

TENBY VETS ARE RECRUITING!
We are on the look out for a small or mixed practice veterinary surgeon. We are a small and friendly mixed independent practice situated in a beautiful part of the country.
Please call Lucy 01834 842278

31/10/2022

1st November
The practice will be closed between 12 noon and 2pm.

06/09/2022

https://www.facebook.com/325656514561774/posts/1568463630281050/

PRESS RELEASE: What to do if you find dead or sick wild birds in Pembrokeshire
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Members of the public are being urged not to touch any dead or sick wild birds they may come across in Pembrokeshire.

Dead or sick birds in public places, such as beaches, should be reported by calling 01437 764551 (or out of hours 0345 601 5522) for Pembrokeshire County Council to arrange to collect safely.

Please have information to hand about where and when the bird or birds were discovered.

Using a location finding app like what3words to record the location of the dead or sick bird(s) is also extremely helpful.

The warning comes following an increase of dead birds being reported by members of the public, particularly along the shoreline.

Bird Flu has been confirmed among Northern Gannets on Grassholm Island off the Pembrokeshire coast, and a number of these have washed up on mainland beaches.

A positive result has also been recorded on the Pembrokeshire mainland.

Dogs and other pets should also be kept away from any dead or sick birds.

All bird keepers (whether you have pet birds, commercial flocks or just a few birds in a backyard flock) must keep a close watch on them for signs of disease and maintain good biosecurity at all times.

Additional information on biosecurity is available from the Welsh Government here: https://gov.wales/biosecurity-and-preventing-disease-captive-birds

16/08/2022

Injured Tortoiseshell female Cat brought in this morning from Creselly area
No microchip. Please contact Tenby Vets if you think she may belong to you.

09/07/2022

Black cat missing from Sageston area. Please keep a look out!

04/07/2022

Black Staffie found in Jameston.
Handed in to Tenby Vets.

14/06/2022

***Update***
The cat has been transferred over to Greenacres. Please contact them if you have any information.

An entire male tabby was brought into the practice by a member of the public last night after being involved in an RTA by the fish and chip shop in Milton and could be registered at other local practices.
He is not microchipped and not wearing a collar.
If you have any information please call the practice on 01646 663883 😊

04/03/2022

Planned Roadworks
Just to let our clients know that roadworks are due to start on Monday 7th March which will prevent traffic coming down upper park road (past Sainsburys). These works are due to last approximately 3weeks. Please allow enough time to get to your appointment with us.

17/02/2022

Cat missing from Angle Rd, Monkton.
Please check your sheds etc!
Contact the surgery if you have seen Darcy.

10/02/2022

PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT

It is with great regret that Tenby Vets are unable to continue providing “out of hours care”
As from this weekend 11th February, MiNight Vets Carmarthen will take on all small animal emergencies occurring outside normal office hours. Clients will still call our regular telephone number and you will be diverted.
This decision has not been made lightly, however due to the current staffing levels out of hours cover has become unworkable.
The beneficial side to this decision however will be the superior hospitalisation facilities and dedicated night team available in Carmarthen.

02/02/2022

A job opportunity has arisen for a receptionist/admin assistant here at Tenby vets.
Two days a week and one in four Saturday mornings.
Please phone 01834842278 and ask for Lucy.

14/09/2021

Maternity Cover POSITION FILLED

Admin assistant/receptionist.
Tuesdays and Wednesdays 9am -17:30pm
(Extra shifts available)
Email CVS with a covering note FAO Lucy
[Email address hidden]

22/07/2021

COVID POLICY UPDATE

We would like to thank all our clients for their cooperation over the difficult times of the past 18 months.

Despite the planned restriction lifts, the policy for veterinary appointments will remain as we are, with clients only being in reception one at a time.

This is to help keep both staff and clients safe and with the current COVID self isolation rules allowing us to offer the fullest service possible.

As it would not be practical to maintain social distancing within the building, (every client would be classed as a close contact). If one client should test positive our vets/nurses/admin would have to self isolate for 10 days under the current rules which could significantly reduce our staffing levels and services we are able to offer. Or worse, we might even have to close if we have insufficient staff available.

We thank you for your continued cooperation and understanding and we will review the policy and situation at timely intervals.

Tenby vets

09/07/2021

Tortoise lost Redberth area!

28/06/2021

https://www.facebook.com/groups/lostandfoundpetspembrokeshire/permalink/4052525564868888/