Crescent Veterinary Centre

Crescent Veterinary Centre You will receive a compassionate, professional and personal veterinary health care service in a friendly and comfortable environment.

At Crescent Veterinary Centre, we are an independent veterinary centre, being pet owners ourselves, we are here to help you look after and care for your family pets. At Crescent Veterinary Centre, we are an independent veterinary centre, here to help you look after and provide for the needs of your family pets, from the joyous moment when they enter your lives until the time of your final good-bye

s. You can put your trust in our veterinarians who have over 20 years of cumulative professional experience and in the rest of our team who are highly devoted to the care and welfare of your pets at Crescent Vets Tewkesbury. We treat dogs, cats, rabbits, small furry pocket pets, chickens and pet birds, and pet sheep and pigs. If you are wanting advice or assistance on any aspect of looking after your pet or would like to consult us about concerns over the health of your pet, please call us

πŸ’š Monday's cuteness overload post. πŸ’šPlease post your cute pictures below for us all to see. 🐾🐾
07/10/2024

πŸ’š Monday's cuteness overload post. πŸ’š

Please post your cute pictures below for us all to see. 🐾🐾

Meet the new member of staff here at Crescent!This is Pixie's new friend Beanie 🐾Lets see your cute pet pictures.πŸ’šπŸ’šπŸ’šπŸ’šπŸ’šπŸ’šπŸ’š
16/09/2024

Meet the new member of staff here at Crescent!
This is Pixie's new friend Beanie 🐾
Lets see your cute pet pictures.
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01/07/2024

Tame the Trip to the Vet with These Tips!

Does the mere thought of whisking your furry feline to the vet send shivers down your spine? πŸ™€ If vet visits stress you and your cat out, you're not alone.

As your cat ages, regular vet check-ups become increasingly important. With a few tricks up your sleeve, you can transform those nerve-wracking trips into purr-fectly manageable outings.

πŸˆβ€β¬› Keep Calm: Cats are attuned to our emotions, so stay relaxed and soothe your kitty with soft words. Pre-travel playtime and affection work wonders for both of you!

πŸˆβ€β¬› Carrier Considerations: Select a cozy, spacious carrier with removable top and doors, and equip it with a non-slip mat topped by a soft blanket or towel. Encourage positive associations by keeping it open at home, while pheromone sprays can provide additional comfort.

πŸˆβ€β¬› Familiarity is Key: Acclimate your cat to the carrier by incorporating it into their routine. Let them nap or dine inside and add familiar scents to make it feel like home.

πŸˆβ€β¬› Skip the Snacks: Avoid feeding your cat for at least six hours before the journey to prevent tummy troubles.

πŸˆβ€β¬› Wrap & Cover: If your cat resists carrier entry, gently wrap them in a blanket before placing them inside. Keep the carrier covered with a familiar-smelling towel for added security.

πŸˆβ€β¬› Handle with Care: Keep the carrier flat on the floor, secured with padding to prevent sliding, to minimise jolts and bumps during transport.

With patience and preparation, you can turn dreaded vet visits into stress-free adventures for both you and your cherished cat companion.

26/06/2024

SIX MINUTES is all it takes for a dog to overheat in a hot car.
Your dog could suffer serious injury or die in a matter of minutes if left alone in a car.
β€’ The temperature inside a closed vehicle left in the sun can double within 12 minutes.
β€’ At least 75% of the temperature increase in a closed vehicle occurs within 5 minutes of closing the vehicle, and at least 89% of the temperature increase occurs within 15 minutes of closing the vehicle.
β€’ Temperatures exceeding 104˚ F can lead to death or serious injury for the occupants.
β€’ Temperatures in a closed vehicle sitting in the hot sun can reach 160˚F and above. An animal will suffer immeasurably and may die before the temperature reaches 150˚F.
β€’ Even when parked in the shade, the vehicle temperatures can exceed 104˚C.
β€’ Leaving windows down more than 2 inches on an unattended vehicle will not prevent a car from reaching extreme temperatures.
β€’ Even if the animal is revived, they can die due to severe internal organ damage.
Your dog trusts you to have their best interest at heart ALWAYS.
Please don’t risk their safety.
If you are not taking your dog inside your destination with you, PLEASE leave them at home where they are comfortable and safe.

2 - 4 rooms available to rent from late summer. Would suit alternative therapist, sports therapist, psychologist, refle...
26/06/2024

2 - 4 rooms available to rent from late summer. Would suit alternative therapist, sports therapist, psychologist, reflexologist etc
Located in the front of Grade 2* listed building on Church Street Tewkesbury. All rooms have hot/cold running water and central heating.
Please DM for more information and to view rooms.

We would like to welcome Maisie Bevan who will be our resident Groomer from 17th June
24/05/2024

We would like to welcome Maisie Bevan who will be our resident Groomer from 17th June

12/04/2024

Attention cat owners! 🐱

From 10 June 2024 cats over 20 weeks old must be and registered on a compliant database πŸ“†

By microchipping their cats, owners can increase the likelihood that they will be reunited with their beloved pet in the event that they go missing.

31/12/2023

Happy New year 🎊
From all the Crescent Team.
See you in 2024!

Spotted near Crescent vets, enjoying an outing in the local cafe with his owner. The lovely Dougie sat in his basket. Ho...
28/11/2023

Spotted near Crescent vets, enjoying an outing in the local cafe with his owner. The lovely Dougie sat in his basket.
How absolutely adorable is this πŸ˜πŸΎπŸΎπŸ’š

23/11/2023

The new laws regarding the owning of XL Bully breed dogs will come into force on 31st January 2024.

We understand for many of you this is an anxious time so the advice is to get prepared ahead of time.

Step 1:
Check what the definition of an XL Bully is. If you are unsure whether your dog fits into this definition, please come and see us for guidance.

Step 2:
If you plan to keep your XL Bully you must apply for a certificate of exemption by 31st January 2024. To do this you must:
- Be over 16 Years of age
- Have 3rd party public’s liability insurance
- Have your dog permanently neutered
- Pay the Β£92.40 registration fee per dog
- Have your dog microchipped
- Keep your dog muzzled and on a lead whenever out in public
- Keep your dog in a secure place it cannot escape from

If your dog isn’t yet muzzle trained, it’s a good idea to start now. Head to
https//www.blue cross.org.uk/advice/dog/behaviour-and-training/dogs-and-muzzle-training for advice on how to do this safely.

If you choose not to keep your XL Bully you can make an appointment to have your dog euthanised.

From the 31st January 2024 it will be illegal to rehome, sell, buy or transfer ownership of an XL Bully dog to another person. It will also be a criminal offence to breed from and XL bully and to abandon an XL Bully dog.

Please contact us if you have any questions or concerns. We’re here to help and support you where we can.

https://www.gov.uk/guidance/prepare-for-the-ban-on-xl-bully-dogs

23/11/2023

Hyperthyroidism is a condition that causes one or both thyroid glands to become enlarged and overactive.
97-99% of cases are due to benign swellings in the thyroid; 1-3% are due to cancerous growths.
Hyperthyroidism causes weight loss, increased appetite, restlessness and many other symptoms.
Symptoms tend to develop slowly but hyperthyroidism is serious and can be fatal if left untreated.
Many treatment options are available and well managed hyperthyroid cats can live for many years.
If you’re concerned your senior cat is showing signs of hyperthyroidism please call to book in to our senior pet clinics.

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03/11/2023

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At Crescent Veterinary Centre, we are here to help you look after and provide for the needs of your family pets, from the joyous moment when they enter your lives until the time of your final good-byes. You will receive a compassionate, professional and personal health care service in a friendly and comfortable environment. You can put your trust in our veterinarians who have over 20 years of cumulative professional experience and in the rest of our team who are highly devoted to the care and welfare of your pets. We treat dogs, cats, rabbits, small furry pocket pets, chickens and pet birds, and pet sheep and pigs. If you are wanting advice or assistance on any aspect of looking after your pet or would like to consult us about concerns over the health of your pet, please call us on 01684 290500.

We all have our own pets, including birds, guinea pigs, rabbits, cats and dogs and can offer behavioural as well as medical advice.