11/06/2024
🐈🐈It's now a legal requirement to microchip your cat in England.🐈🐈
But don't worry, we've got you covered. You can get your cat microchipped here at the practice with one of our nurses. Just give us a call to get them booked in.
We are a small friendly practice specialising in all pets. We give an individual caring and personal service. You and your pet matter to us.
As well as offering a full medical and surgical service we also specialise in acupuncture. If you have any questions about your pet or wish to make an appointment, please phone us. Margaret, Gemma and Sarah our nurse/receptionists are always happy to help and give any advice or seek vet attention where necessary. If you are interested in discussing acupuncture as a possible treatment for your pet,
please phone and ask to speak to Helen Gould, our acupuncturist. Visit our website for more information.
🐈🐈It's now a legal requirement to microchip your cat in England.🐈🐈
But don't worry, we've got you covered. You can get your cat microchipped here at the practice with one of our nurses. Just give us a call to get them booked in.
🐱🐱🐱Cat Microchip Offer🐱🐱🐱
It will become compulsory by law for all cats to be microchipped from 10th June 2024.
For our existing clients, we are offering £15 (more than 25% off!) microchipping in one of our nurse clinics from the following dates:
20th May 24 - 10th June 24
To book in with one of our nurses please call the clinic on 017683 51507
Thank you! 🐱
💥Bank holiday weekend opening hours💥
💊 Prescriptions💊
If your pet requires a repeat prescription please allow us 48 hours to process it. The vet does not always have time to process your prescription on the day and certain medications are not kept in stock and will need ordering in.
Please keep this in mind, Thank you!😃
🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝World Bee Day🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝
Today marks World Bee Day, here at the practice you may of noticed we have re-wild our garden, this is with the intention to attract and help more wildlife.
We have been very thoughtful in the types of plants and trees chosen, staying with native species. Also picking specific ones to help feed hungry bee's and birds.
For more information on gardening for Bee's follow the link attached from the British Beekeepers Association.
https://www.bbka.org.uk/gardening-for-bees
https://youtu.be/rU0CgWgVPyM?si=sjEFd3B-eS1_1d43
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Helen Bostock, RHS Senior Horticultural Advisor, gives advice on making your garden bee friendly, with perfect plants for pollinators and creating bee habita...
🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝World Bee Day🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝
Today marks World Bee Day, here at the practice you may of noticed we have re-wild our garden, this is with the intention to attract and help more wildlife.
We have been very thoughtful in the types of plants and trees chosen, staying with native species. Also picking specific ones to help feed hungry bee's and birds.
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😁😁Today marks the start of NATIONAL SMILE MONTH!😁😁
We'd love to see pictures of you and your pets making the most of smile month, because lets be honest they don't half make us smile! 😁
Smiling releases happy hormones such as dopamine, serotonin and endorphins helping to relieve stress and pain. 😁
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Bill waving goodbye to the working week, roll on the weekend!😁😅😎☀️
Don’t worry we’ll still be here Saturday and Sunday😉
Who doesn’t love a donkey or two?!🫏🫏
We are so lucky to have this amazing donkey retreat right on our doorstep, just outside Shap!
Can often be seen at Shap Farmer Market!
https://www.barnhilldonkeysretreat.co.uk
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❤️Today is National Receptionists Day or what we like to call National Receptionist Appreciation Day!!!❤️
There's no such thing as just a receptionist, they are a vital part of our team, and team work makes the dream work😉
I'm sure you all know Karen's welcoming voice on the end of the line, always here to help and will always bend over backwards for clients! Alternatively known by most dogs as the biscuit lady😂
Hopefully by now you will also start to recognise the new voice of Erin, she's settled into the team fantastically and also helps our nursing team!
Between them they help make the practice run smoothly and never fail to make us all laugh!!
WE APPRICIATE YOU AND THANK YOU!
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Anybody got the Bank Holiday blues?🤣🤣
Veterinary Nurse Awareness Month!👩🏼⚕️👩🏼⚕️👩🏻⚕️👩⚕️🫶
Vet nurses are like icebergs…. always a lot more going on than you think😂🫶
This month we celebrate our wonderful Vet nurses, I don’t know about you but we think they’re marvellous!!🤩
Happy
😹🤣🤣Today is World Laughter Day🤣🤣😹
We can’t watch this video without laughing, enjoy and have a good laugh! 😹
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🐓🐥🐔🐓International Respect for Chickens Day 🐓🐥🐔🐓
We dream of a better world where a chicken can cross the road without their motive questioned.
🛣️🐓😉😉
Do you know the signs of Lymes Disease?
Fever
Loss of appetite
Intermittent lameness
Sore, swollen joints
Lethargy
And longer term health issues such as,
Kidney damage
Impaired nervous system
Heart disease
Is your pet protected?
Contact us for further information on prevention treatment.
🧑⚕️👨⚕️👩🏼⚕️Todays World Veterinary Day👩🏼⚕️🧑⚕️👨⚕️
Celebrating veterinarians as essential health workers.
This day was created to show appreciation to the veterinary profession and what they contribute to society.
Let’s take this opportunity to celebrate the contributions of veterinarians to the health of animals, people, and the environment.
The application of veterinary science contributes not only to animal health and well-being but also to human’s physical, mental and social wellbeing.
We couldn’t be prouder of our profession 🫶
🏴🏴Happy St George’s Day Everyone 🏴🏴
Have your say Thursday 18th April! 💩 🚮
Let’s keep the beautiful town of Appleby clean and beautiful.
❤️❤️Celebrating National Pet Day ❤️❤️
Top Ten Tips for Responsible Pet Ownership
1. Think carefully before getting a pet and learn about its special requirements.
2. Ensure your pet is sociable and well trained.
3. Provide a nutritious and well balanced diet.
4. Provide suitable housing and bedding.
5. Clean up after your pet and worm it regularly.
6. Protect against disease. Your vet can provide you with advice.
7. Prevent unwanted litters and neuter your pet when appropriate.
8. Groom your pet regularly.
9. Control your pet and ensure it is properly identified.
10. Take out pet insurance for dogs, cats, rabbits and horses to cover against unexpected veterinary fees and third party liability
🐰🐣 Easter Reminder 🐣🐰
💊 Prescriptions💊
If your pet requires a repeat prescription please allow us 48 hours to process it. The vet does not always have time to process your prescription on the day and certain medications are not kept in stock and will need ordering in.
Please keep this in mind, Thank you!😃
🫶🩸❤️Asha the life saving Lab❤️🩸🫶
Asha has joined the pet blood bank’s doner list, helping to save many pets lives🥰
We couldn’t be prouder of her!
Can your dog donate blood like Asha?
The Pet Blood Bank 🩸 donor criteria:
For your dog to be a blood donor, they must meet certain criteria. Your dog’s welfare is always our priority and so for them to become a lifesaver, they must be:
❤️Fit and healthy
❤️Between one and eight years old
❤️Weigh more than 25kg
❤️Have a good temperament
❤️Have never travelled outside of the UK and Ireland
❤️Vaccinated or have an annual titre test after the first year booster*
❤️Not on any medication
For more information follow the link below
https://www.petbloodbankuk.org
Do you need to brush your dog's teeth?
The simple answer is YES!
Can you tell Roo loves getting her teeth brushed🦷😍 look at those pearly whites🦷
It’s important to look after your dog's teeth. Dental disease is one of the most common health problems experienced by dogs and can result in significant pain from sore teeth and gums.
Daily teeth brushing can help prevent the build-up of plaque and tartar which can lead to gingivitis and dental disease.
If you’d like help or advice with dental care call the practice and book an appointment with one of our lovely nurses 👍
👅👅🦷🦷Tips and Tricks🦷🦷👅👅
A fantastic video to start off your pets dental care routine!🦷🦷
As always prevention is better than cure and getting your dog and cat used to teeth brushing can be an excellent way to maintain dental health 🤍🪥
Follow the link below for a fantastic training video!
https://fb.watch/kznWfyUaUj/
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Tuesday | 08:30 - 17:00 |
Wednesday | 08:30 - 17:00 |
Thursday | 08:30 - 19:00 |
Friday | 08:30 - 17:00 |
Saturday | 08:30 - 12:00 |
Sunday | 11:00 - 11:15 |
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🦮🏃♀️Ever thought about running with your dog but never new where to start??🦮🏃♀ Dogfit have done some wonderful beginner guides to get you started! We are also super super lucky to have an amazing CaniX event held over in Whinlatter Forest on the 1st Sunday of the month! Held by the fabulous Lakeland Paws 🏞🐾 There's an option of a 3mile or 5mile event and the views do not disappoint! It's a really friendly and fun atmosphere for owners and dogs alike! You never know you might see a staff member or two! 😉 https://lakelandpaws.com/ https://blog.dogfit.co.uk/category/beginner-guides/ #gettingoutsidewithyourdog #runningmotivation #canix #dogfitnesstraining #dogfit
Do you have spiky visitors in your garden🦔? Are they as friendly as this little guy🦔? The British Hedgehog Preservation Society have partnered up with people’s trust for endangered species to put together this fantastic website spilling at the brim with information! https://www.hedgehogstreet.org #hedgehogstreet #britishhedgehogpreservationsociety #mymatespike #gardenersbestfriend
Ever wondered what could lurk in your pets ears? What are ear mites? The ear mite, Otodectes cynotis, is a surface mite that lives on cats, dogs, rabbits, and ferrets. It is usually found in the ear canal but it can also live on the skin surface. Ear mites are highly contagious, and animals become infested by direct contact with another infested animal. The mite is barely visible to the naked eye. What are the clinical signs of ear mites? Ear mites are a common cause of ear disease and infection, although other ear conditions may cause similar clinical signs. They are the second most common ectoparasite (external parasite) found on pets; the most common is the flea. Clinical signs of infestation vary in severity from one pet to another, and may include combinations of: Ear irritation, leading to scratching at the ears or head shaking. A dark waxy or crusty discharge from the ear. Areas of hair loss resulting from self-trauma caused by the dog’s scratching or excessive grooming. A crusted rash around or in the ear. An aural hematoma (a large blood blister on the ear, caused by rupture of small blood vessels between the skin and cartilage); this occurs due to the dog scratching at their ears.
Are you a rescue pet parent? We would love to hear your pet’s adoption story to help inspire and transform the lives of other rescue pets! ❤️ Share your rescue stories with us. #NationalPetMonth #getinvolved #rescueismyfavoritebreed
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If you have any questions about your pet or wish to make an appointment, please phone us. Our nurse/receptionists are always happy to help and give any advice or seek vet attention where necessary. If you are interested in discussing acupuncture as a possible treatment for your pet, please phone and ask to speak to Helen Gould, our acupuncturist. Visit our (soon to be updated) website for more information.