Earls Hall Veterinary Hospital

16/12/2024

We are so excited to announce that the PAWsome Dogs Trust Basildon will feature in a TV programme hosted by Pete Wicks. Some of Our fantastic staff will also be part of the programme!

Did you know that we are the dedicated Vets for Dogs Trust Basildon, with our team working at the Centre several days a week. The dogs also visit our Southbeech branch and our main hospital which will also feature in the show, so look out for us! We are so proud of everyone involved.

It’s a heartwarming dog-umentary called, Pete Wicks: For Dogs Sake, it will air on Tuesday 7th January 8pm on UKTV channel, U&W, with the full series available to stream for free on U.

You’ll follow Pete as he goes behind the scenes at the Basildon rehoming centre helping to rescue, rehabilitate and rehome pooches 💛

We can’t wait to watch, don’t forget tune in too!

Remember a few months ago we told you we were going to have our own TV show with Pete Wicks? 🤗

Well, we are su-paw excited to tell you that the heartwarming dog-umentary, Pete Wicks: For Dogs Sake, will air on Tuesday 7th January 8pm on UKTV channel, U&W, with the full series available to stream for free on U.

You’ll follow Pete as he goes behind the scenes at our Basildon rehoming centre helping us to rescue, rehabilitate and rehome pooches 💛

We’ve had a sneak peak at Episode 1 and you’re not going to want to miss it! We smiled and cried in equal measure 🥹

Will you be tuning in? Let us know in the comments! 👇

Image ©UKTV/Sam Taylor

09/12/2024

This sweet little girl has been found on Canvey Island. Her ID chip isn’t correctly register but does state that she was imported from Romania in 2023. We have no other owner details. She is now with us at The Earls Hall Hospital. Please call us urgently on 01702 322222 if you have any information. Proof of ownership will be required.

28/11/2024

You may receive an email from Petchip.network advising that your pet’s microchip registration has expired and you need to pay for it to be updated – PLEASE IGNORE. THIS IS A SCAM. The email comes with a link taking you to a page showing your pet’s name, microchip number, your contact phone number and looks very convincing. PLEASE IGNORE.

There is a list of approved databases on gov.uk: Get your dog or cat microchipped - GOV.UK

Typically you would only pay a fee or first registering your pet or if you contact the company to update your details .

It is important to keep your pet’s microchip contact details up-to-date including if you move address or change phone number/ email address. Please contact your microchip provider direct to update your details.

22/11/2024

Cat brought into us yesterday. DSH, black female approx 6 months old. No chip no collar. Found over by potash garden center. If you think it could be yours please phone Earls Hall Veterinary Hospital on 01702 322222. Being fostered at the moment

18/11/2024

We have had a kitten handed in at our shoebury branch, found down an alleyway between chelmer way and Avon way in shoebury. Black DSH, approx 4 mths old. Male. No chip no collar. Please contact us if you think could be yours on 01702 299554, will be transferred to Earls Hall Veterinary Hospital after 6pm 01702 322222

16/11/2024

*** edited to add*** owner collected

We have had a cat handed in. Long haired, calico (half ginger and black face). Roughly 8/10years, has no canines,No chip, no collar. Found Rayleigh drive, Leigh on sea.
If you think this could be your cat please call us on 01702 322222. Proof of ownership will be required

14/11/2024

Sadly we have had a cat handed into us deceased. She was found on Betjemen Mews, Southend on the 12/11/24. She is an adult, black DSH, with no apparent collar or microchip. Please contact us if you believe she may be yours on 01702 322222. Thanks.

11/10/2024

Our third, and sadly final update on Ragetti. We regret to inform you that sadly Ragetti has not survived his ordeal and treatment, despite fighting hard against the odds. His initial recovery to his enucleation procedure went as well as could be expected, and we were happy with his state for the first 24 hours. Sadly, over the next couple of days, he slowly deteriorated. He became unable to control his own temperature and he refused to eat. A feeding tube was placed to provide assisted feeding, but even with this his glucose levels would not maintain, and his energy levels kept dropping. He no longer became respondent to our strokes and cuddles, whereas before he was always seeking out attention in the form of face rubs. The decision was made by a collective of our vets who felt that he was now suffering, and the odds of recovery were impossible. He was helped to sleep by ourselves, having known love and care and affection for the last week of his life. The removed eye came back as a highly malignant cancer, with a chance of having already infiltrated further into his body. This means that he had been left in this condition for quite some time by whoever had been caring for him/abandoned him. We are very grateful to the person who found him for bringing him in for treatment, to the RSPCA Southend branch for funding his treatment and giving him the only shot he had at life. To all the members of the public who have donated to his appeal or to the RSPCA Southend Just Giving page, you also have our gratitude. These donations ensure the animals of Southend and the surrounding areas who either have been abandoned by their owner or have no owner to call their own get the treatment they need and hopefully find a new home of their own.

Sadly Ragetti’s case did not have the outcome we were all hoping for. However, his case has proved to ourselves and the RSPCA that there are many caring people out there willing to offer the funds and homes needed to save more lives in the future. If you would like to still support the RSPCA in their endeavour, the donation links to their Just Giving page and Ragetti’s own appeal are here:

https://www.justgiving.com/page/rspcaragettiappeal

https://www.justgiving.com/rspcaessexsouthandsouthend

Help Rik Moran raise money to support RSPCA Essex South & Southend

08/10/2024

An update on our stray:
Ragetti (named after the one eyed pirate in POTC), has had his enucleation surgery today. He is still in recovery, and we imagine this will take quite a bit longer than usual due to his poor state. It is fantastic that he has survived the surgery and the initial recovery stage, and for now we will be taking it day by day with him. He is not out of the woods yet sadly. He so far has eaten since waking up and has returned to normal temperature but is very subdued in himself. His operation went well, but unfortunately the eye does look cancerous. It has been sent to our laboratory to confirm. Our other concerns are with a hard lump on his neck (tests came back as inflammation but we cannot guarantee there isn’t cancer there too), his emaciated state and the fact he is also severely anaemic. All of these issues are going to make his recovery harder and longer but please be reassured we are taking good care of him. All of his treatment has been funded by our amazing Southend RSPCA branch (who are seperate from the headquarters and do not receive funding from them) so absolutely every penny donated towards his bill helps them out.
Many people offered to help out with his care, with some also offering a loving home on recovery. The RSPCA will be advertising him when he is fit to be homed so please keep watching out for him.

The link to help donate towards his veterinary treatment and further costs whilst recovering is here:

https://www.justgiving.com/page/rspcaragettiappeal

04/10/2024

Neutered male, senior at found Hillside Road, Eastwood. He has quite a bad eye injury and we need any owner to come forward ASAP please. He has no collar or microchip so any owner will need to provide proof of ownership. Please call us on 01702 322222 if he is yours or have any information about him.

Edited to add - there has been a lot of concern for this little chap which is lovely. We would like to reassure everyone that he is under the care of the RSPCA and receiving appropriate treatment. His case is unfortunately not black and white, although the eye is the obvious concern, there are a multitude of issues with this boy that need addressing which are not obvious from the picture. Further testing has been done and we are awaiting results before any plans are made. For now he is comfortable on medications and receiving lots of love and food.
It’s been extremely disappointing to read through the negative messages directed towards us this morning assuming the worst of us. Our team will try and not let it affect us too much. We love animals and will try our hardest to help all that walk through the door. However the positive spin on that is that so many people are willing to find help and offer a home, which we know the RSPCA will be greatly appreciative of. All charities are currently struggling for funding and rescue space and so every little bit of help offered will help provide more treatment to save lives in the future.

27/09/2024

We have a poorly Male entire adult cat, not microchipped, very friendly in our care. He was found Turbot Drive, Little Wakering, Yesterday. If anyone has any information about him or knows who owns him please call the hospital urgently on 01702 322222.

17/09/2024

Young female pregnant cat found on Ramuz Drive. She is black, no collar or microchip. Under our care currently. Please call us on 01702 322222 if you know anything about her.

01/08/2024

Apologies for any inconvenience but we are experiencing issues with our phones. We are working on it but there may be delays with your call being answered and being cut off.

13/06/2024

We have an elderly tabby female cat now in our care, she was found on Prince Avenue area, Westcliff. This little lady has a red collar and has an ID chip but the phone contacts are not connecting. If you know anything about her, please contact us on 01702 322222.

18/05/2024

Young adult female, found Shakespeare Avenue, Westcliff on sea. No microchip or collar. Please contact us if she belongs to you. Proof of owners is required.

16/05/2024

11/05/2024

Sadly we have had female, calico colours cat brought into us deceased. We are not sure of her age. No ID chip and no collar. Found Salisbury avenue, Westcliff on sea SSO 7AX. Please call the hospital on 01702 322222.

02/05/2024

Being microchipped will be a legal requirement in England for cats from Monday
10 June 2024.
Making sure your cat’s microchip is up to date is important because if they did go
missing, it could make the difference in being reunited with them.
Give us a call to book your cat in for an appointment for microchipping and don’t
forget, a microchip is included when you join The Healthy Pet Club, find out
more at vetcollection.co.uk/health-plans-and-products/healthy-pet-club