Raddenstiles Veterinary Surgery, the longest establised veterinary practice in Exmouth.
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Raddenstiles Veterinary Practice opened in 2002, having moved from Raddenstile Lane.
This lovely older boy has been bought into Raddenstiles Veterinary Surgeons as a stray. He is neutered, no chip or collar. Found in the portland avenue area. If you recognise him please contact the practice on 01395 264747.
Update: This lovey boy has been taken in by Hector's House
Please bear with us today we are having a new phone system installed and learning how to use the new phones.
New Computer and Phone System
We are have had a new computer and phone system installed on Monday 15th April 2024 and switched over to the new system on Tuesday 16th April 2024. Please bear with us as booking appointments, medication requests, consultations and queries will take longer than usual as we get to grips with the new system.
We have all been undergoing some training to ensure this is as smooth as possible and causes little disruption.
Thank you for your understanding and patience
New Computer New Computer and Phone System
We are have had a new computer and phone system installed on Monday 15th April 2024 and switched over to the new system on Tuesday 16th April 2024. Please bear with us as booking appointments, medication requests, consultations and queries will take longer than usual as we get to grips with the new system.
We have all been undergoing some training to ensure this is as smooth as possible and causes little disruption.
Thank you for your understanding and patience
New Computer and Phone System
We are having a new computer and phone system installed on Monday 15th April 2024. The switch over to the new system will take place overnight on Monday. From Tuesday 16th April 2024 booking appointments, medication requests, consultations and queries will take longer than usual as we get to grips with the new system.
We have all been undergoing some training to ensure this is as smooth as possible and causes little disruption.
Thank you for your understanding and patience
New Computer and Phone System
We are having a new computer and phone system installed on Monday 15th April 2024. The switch over to the new system will take place overnight on Monday. From Tuesday 16th April 2024 booking appointments, medication requests, consultations and queries will take longer than usual as we get to grips with the new system.
We have all been undergoing some training to ensure this is as smooth as possible and causes little disruption.
Thank you for your understanding and patience
Update:
Unfortunately we are still experiencing technical difficulties affecting the use of emails. We are currently unable to send or receive email messages. This will also have an impact and delay in us being able to report any lab results to clients who are waiting for them. Please call the practice on 01395264747 or message us on facebook. Thank you.
Unfortunately we are experiencing technical difficulties affecting the use of emails. We are currently unable to send or receive email messages. This will also have an impact and delay in us being able to report any lab results to clients who are waiting for them. Please call the practice on 01395264747 or message us on facebook. Thank you.
You may never have seen behind the consultation room in a veterinary practice.
So take a look at the work our vets and nurses do on the front line every day to look after animals in veterinary practices, hospitals, in the field and on call - so that they receive the best possible care.
Thanks to Molly Case for the poem you have written about our profession.
OWNER HAS BEEN FOUND
We have had this little dog handed in to us this morning. No microchip or collar. Found just off of dinan way. Please contact the practice on 01395 264747 if you have any information. We are open until 12.30pm, if not claimed then the dog will go to Exonia veterinary emergency service in exeter.
Medication and food request:
Please note that the today is the last day for medication and food request over the Christmas period and the next opportunity for order is Wednesday 27th December
Please find below a list of our opening times during the festive period đ
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Saturday 23rd December: 8am - 12.30pm
Christmas Eve: Closed
Christmas Day: Closed
Boxing Day: Closed
Wednesday 27th December: 8am - 6:30pm
Thursday 28th December: 8am - 6:30pm
Friday 29th December: 8am - 6:30pm
Saturday 30th December: 8am - 12.30pm
New Years Eve: Closed
New Years Day: Closed
Tuesday 2nd January: Normal opening hours resume 8am - 6:30pm
All of the staff at Raddenstiles Veterinary Surgeons would like to wish you, your family, friends and pets:
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A Very Merry Christmas and A Happy New Year đâď¸đ
Christmas has arrived at Raddenstiles Veterinary Surgeons. We have a range of very festive petface toys for all your fur babies. Also come and decorated your own wooden bauble to olace on our tree for your pet or in memory of your pet đâď¸đ
Please note that we have a practice and staff training meetings this morning from 9am. Please call if you have an emergency, any non-urgent cases then please call this afternoon
STRAY RABBIT đ° REUNITED WITH OWNER
This morning we have had this gorgeous little rabbit bought in to us as a stray. The rabbit is neutered but unfortunately not microchipped. Found on exmouth Road in budleigh. Please contact the surgery on 01395 264747 if you think this might be your rabbit
I could quite easily not talk about Kraken and the world would go on - because this lovely, lovely rabbit was in our care for just over twelve hours, and all of those she was in the vet. I didnât even meet her.
But Kraken, like every bunny, was important and she did impact people - and her story is very much one we want to share.
Kraken came to us last night as a very poorly little rabbit (which we knew on taking her on). Distended bladder, discomfort - she was immediately admitted to our savvy vet and had an ultrasound. This showed us a mass obstructing her bladder and making it unable for her to urinate - and with a bladder getting fuller and fuller this was making her really sore.
So Kraken went into emergency surgery after a chat with our vet, who managed to insert a catheter and relieve the build up of urine. That urine turned out to be very bloody, and itâs very probable that the mass was bleeding into her bladder.
We thought weâd bought ourselves enough time to consult with exotics and figure out our choices but unfortunately Kraken went downhill a few hours after surgery, with her bladder filling up again, temp dropping and overall demeanour getting quieter and sadder. The placement of the mass was really problematic: unblocking the bladder repeatedly wasnât sustainable or ethical, and its location looked inoperable.
This morning we let Kraken go peacefully.
Something our fantastic vet said this morning really touched me: that she could tell that we really, really care deeply about every single one of our rabbits - whether we meet them or not - and that thereâs no scenario in which where ethical we wonât give any rabbit a fighting chance. Kraken may not have the time with us to grow her story and touch a lot of peopleâs hearts over a period of time, but she did get given a chance.
The hugest thank you to Christine and the team at Raddenstiles Veterinary Surgeons.
If youâd like to donate in Krakenâs memory:
https://www.paypal.com/GB/fundraiser/charity/4954983
All of us at Raddenstiles Veterinary Surgeons would like to send a massive congratulations to White Lodge Veterinary Surgery on winning the award at the CVS Group Plc conference - excellent achievement and so well deserved
We have had a female ginger cat handed in to us unfortunately deceased. No microchip or collar. Found on Marley Road. Please contact the practice on 01395 264747 if you have or need any information.
We have had this lovely old girl handed in to us this afternoon. Unfortunately she has no collar or microchip. Found masey Road area. Please contact us if you recognise her
Our registered nurses are trained to carry out dental radiography. As part of a patientâs dental treatment plan, your vet may advise that a series of x-rays are taken to check the health of your petâs teeth and mouth. Once requested by the vet, our nurses will routinely perform the radiographs for the vet to assess, once processed. The nurse may also perform further treatment as requested by the veterinary surgeon, such as, charting of the teeth and gums, and may descale and polish the teeth too
Take Your Cat To The Vet Day
Today is Take Your Cat to The Vet Day! Donât forget if you are a member of our pet health plan, the Healthy Pet Club, your cat benefits from a 6 month heath check included in the scheme. If your cat is due, then give us a call on 01395 264747 to book them in today
Black Cat Appreciation Day
Today is Black Cat Appreciation Day! Do you have a black cat? If so weâd love to see a photo of them
Check The Chip Day
Today is Check The Chip Day. Being micro chipped is a legal requirement for dogs and for cats it will be from 10 June 2024. Making sure your petâs microchip is up to date is important because if they did go missing, it could make the difference in being reunited with them. Donât forget, a microchip is included when you join The Healthy Pet Club. Ask us in practice to find out more
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You may never have seen behind the consultation room in a veterinary practice. So take a look at the work our vets and nurses do on the front line every day to look after animals in veterinary practices, hospitals, in the field and on call - so that they receive the best possible care. Thanks to Molly Case for the poem you have written about our profession. #careforanimals #veterinaryprofession
All of us at Raddenstiles Veterinary Surgeons would like to send a massive congratulations to White Lodge Veterinary Surgery on winning the award at the CVS Group Plc conference - excellent achievement and so well deserved
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