Poor carly!! We do get super busy here at Go pet, so please make sure you give us plenty of notice for precription and medication requests.
Tick season is here!
As the weather warms up, ticks become more active, posing a risk to both humans and pets.
This is a tick larvae which Mike found on a cat this week, it shows how small they can be!
Make sure you check your pets and call us if you have any questions or concerns.
That dust you see in the air? That's actually pollen! Just like us, our pets can suffer from pollen allergys too. If your pet is sneezing, scratching or rubbing their eyes more than usual, pollen might be the culprit! Pollen can also cause problems with the skin and ears. Wiping paws after walks is a top tip! If you have any concerns talk to your vet for allergy relief options. 🌳🌿
So as some of you are aware, we have a new permenant location in Guestling Thorn. 😊
Tomorrow will be our final pop up clinic in Fairlight as we will be opening on the 19th of February.
We will be there every Wednesday between 3pm and 5pm to begin with. We will gradually increase this over the next few months, however we can offer appointments here on different dates if requested. We will try to be as flexible as possible. 🐾
For those of you who have been with us a while, you may recognise this container as our original practice!
Keep an eye on our page for more updates soon!
Our practice in Bexhill will be running as usual and we can still offer home visits when needed. 😊
Check out our brand new blood machine! We can now test certain bloods while on the road 🥳🐾
This wriggly little creature is a mite called otodectes cynotis, more commonly known as an ear mite.
Ears mites can affect dogs, cats, rabbits and ferrets, and cause itchy, smelly, red and swollen ears, often with a brownish ear wax that looks like coffee grounds.
Don't panic though! Ear mites can be easily treated with a variety of safe and effective topical treatments.
Zak’s owners brought him to us as he was struggling with lameness. Last week we performed MMP cruciate ligament surgery which we are so happy to say was a great success and this is Zak only a week later! 😊
MMP surgery is an alternative surgery to TPLO, however it is much more affordable and a lot less invasive.
If you have any questions about the procedure then please get in touch.
Friendly and compassionate care from your local independent veterinary practice. We also offer home visits for end of life care.
