Williams Veterinary Surgeons

02/02/2025

She’s been found!
Please contact us on our emergency line if Popi is seen or found
01654710948.

25/01/2025

Did you know that
Dwynwen as well as being the Welsh patron saint of lovers, is also the patron saint of sick animals.
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24/01/2025

Our Tywyn practice has no veterinary surgeon on site tommorow morning.
There will be a receptionist on duty.
If you need a vet appointment she will be able to advise you.

12/01/2025

Show us your beautiful gingers
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11/01/2025

Just a reminder the lambs are on their way which means that the Ewes are at their most sensitive.
Be aware when out with your dogs 🐕

31/12/2024

Happy New Year to all our clients the furry and the not so furry.
Thankyou as always for supporting the Williams Team.
See you in the new year ❤️

29/12/2024

This makes me smile. As we head to the end of 2024 I’m trying to remember how many kittens we’ve found homes for this year.
From feisty ferals that were scared of humans to happy kittens in warm homes with full bellies.
Post a picture of your furry feral if you adopted a kitten from us in 2024!

https://www.facebook.com/share/v/csAND7jiRDGjAzpb/?mibextid=wwXIfr

27/12/2024

OWNER HAS BEEN FOUND
Unfortunately we’ve had a Male neutered tri colour cat brought in that has passed away near Sandilands Area, Tywyn

Cat is microchipped but not registered

Please contact the surgery on 01654 710948

25/12/2024

Nadolig Llawen to all our clients
Big and small
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24/12/2024

NADOLLIG LLAWEN MERRY CHRISTMAS
All the practices are now CLOSED!!
BUT - please remember we are always at the end of the phone in an emergency
Our out of hours vets will be on hand over the Christmas period is you have any concerns
01654710948
We are back open on the 27th December from 8-30am -1pm
Thankyou from the Williams Vets team for your support

23/12/2024

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21/12/2024

REUINITED WITH OWNER
This old lady is safe in the tywyn practice after been found in Morfa Crescent this morning.
She has a microchip but the most frustrating thing is it has never been registered with an owner.
01654 710948

20/12/2024

🎄Mad Friday’s have a different meaning when your the vet on call🎄
1 happy vet and 1 live happy calf, 🐮

19/12/2024

A very interesting and informative article
🎄🎅🧑‍🎄ITS CHRISTMAS 🧑‍🎄🎅🎄

❄️Keep Calm It's Christmas❄️

💙Christmas may seem like a time for cheer
💙But for our pets there may be an element of fear....

We wanted to raise awareness this Christmas to help pets and families have a safe and enjoyable festive period.

Although some pets enjoy being in the centre of the action, many will find parties and groups overwhelming so here are our Christmas Top Tips ☃️

❄️Children

Some pets get on fabulously with children, but many will not be used to the loud noises and excessive attention.

Children make up a large percentage of dog bite statistics. We need to be aware that many pets often feel they have no option to lash out after they have been telling us (via subtle body language) that they are feeling uncomfortable in a situation.

Therefore we need to teach children entering the house during the Christmas period to be animal savvy!

🌀Do not approach a sleeping animal.
🌀Ask permission before you pet an animal.
🌀Don't disturb a pet while eating.
🌀Don't take toys away from a pet.
🌀Don't jump on or ride dogs.
🌀If cats are in a safe hiding place then leave them be.

Canine Arthritis Management have produced a good book for children particularly focusing on our dogs with arthritis:

https://www.camonlineshop.com/why-dont-you-listen-book/

❄️Safe spaces

Safe places for our pets to escape the commotion are imperative to allow them to relax.

Provide cats with safe escape routes and calm, quiet rooms to hide in away from the commotion.

Provide dogs with a safe, comfy area they can retreat to if the party gets too much. This should be an area they are not allowed to be disturbed in and can be a room, crate or quiet corner.

❄️Fireworks

Follow our firework safety advise to keep pets safe and calm if fireworks are set off at Christmas.

❄️Vet visits

If your pet needs a prescription please give your Veterinary practice plenty of notice to dispense as there may be changes in Christmas medicine deliveries.

❄️Small furries

Indoor small furries like rabbits, Guinea pigs and hamsters will often find the noise and busyness extremely stressful. Keep them away from excessive handling by children and allow them a quiet place to stick to their routine.

❄️ Reptiles/exotics/birds

Reptiles also won't appreciate any over handling. Many species also run the risk of zoonotic bacteria (particularly salmonella) from their gastrointestinal tract if children or other guests are handling and nibbling finger food!

Some birds may enjoy the attention but others will find it overwhelming, and should not be handled in a party environment. They should not be around teflon pans cooking, certain sprays, cigarette smoke and room fragrances so may need to be kept away.

💙 Supporting this Christmas

💙 https://www.vetlife.org.uk/donate/

19/12/2024

🎄Please be aware and take note of our opening times over the Christmas period.
We have 24/7 on call cover by our vets all through this time on 01654710948🎄
Nadolig Llawen

14/12/2024

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