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The Wylie Veterinary Centre is a trading name of The Wylie Veterinary Centre Limited registered in England and Wales under company number 08349526.
The Refill Cabin 💚💚
The wonderful refill cabin is coming to see us again on Thursday 26th September from 11am til 2pm.
Please do come and have a browse, everyone is welcome, just bring your containers to hold any refills you wish to purchase.
The refill cabin has an array of ethically sourced products, from bathroom supplies to sweets and nuts to chocolate and olive oil. Please do come and join us on our sustainability journey 💚💚
Its almost time !
Who is coming to see us on Saturday 7th September, in Brentwood High Street from 9am til 4pm ?🐾
Come and complete our free dog friendly trail, visit all the dog friendly places on the map and pick up a treat for your dog, have a go at our lucky dip and pop into our wellness centre for a puppachino and a coffee ☕
Even if you dont have a dog, come along and say hello to a Cynophobia dog around midday on our stall ❤🐾
This week-end blood collection session was a great success and has helped the Pet Blood Bank to replenish their stocks for the week.
We are immensely proud of the kind pet owners and their brave furry friends who donated. Thank you to all of you who showed an interest, we will be organising this again so visit the Pet blood Bank website and register your pet for future collections. https://www.petbloodbankuk.org/
This Sunday, we are hosting a blood donation session for Pet Blood Bank. We often require blood products from the Pet Blood Bank for emergency treatment of our critical patients and it is an immense pleasure to help this wonderful organisation in their truly life-saving mission by offering our premises for the session. If you want to know more about blood donation, maybe consider your pet for donation, please visit their website and register: https://www.petbloodbankuk.org/
If you are visiting us with a poorly pet this week-end, don't worry, the blood donation session is organised alongside our normal services.
🐾 Phoebe's Story🐾 Day 5
How is Phoebe doing now ? - Just take a look below 🥰
Gradually day by day with the help of conditioning exercises, massage and eventually hydrotherapy, Phoebe has become stronger and stronger, with a few bumps in the road along the way. Almost three months later and Phoebe is almost back to herself and strong enough to have a play at agility that she loves ❤
Charlotte says she just takes one day at a time with Phoebe but she is very much back loving life ! She is so proud of how strong Phoebe has been throughout all of her illness she hasn't complained once ! An absolute warrior princess ❤
🐾Phoebe's Story 🐾 Day 4
Although Phoebe had started to eat by herself, she was very week and unable to stand. Phoebe needed to walked with a sling under her to support her weight and it was important that we kept her moving ❤
The following day Phoebe continued to make progress, she desperately wanted to walk but her co-ordination just wasn't where it needed to be, she struggled to stand without falling.
Phoebe continued to be walked with assistance and had massages to help her to fully regain her strength.
Below shows the video of Phoebe once she started to be able to walk again without the use of a sling, notice she is still being held just in case she stumbles. These guided walks are done with lots of encouragement and are lead by the patient however Phoebe's determination is amazing ❤🐾
🐾 Phoebe Story 🐾 Day 3
Once home from the Royal Veterinary College , Phoebe was very unsettled and was pacing around. Phoebe then began to suffer seizures so Charlotte rushed her straight back to our Upminster hospital.❤
Phoebe was placed on a constant rate infusion of an anaesthetic to control the seizures and allow the medications to start working.
Phoebe required constant monitoring, 24 hours a day. After a period of time, we could very carefully reduce the anaesthetic to allow her to start to become fully conscious again, by the following evening, this little warrior was well enough to start lifting her head and even managed to eat some chicken !
The video below is of Phoebe in our isolation ward ( the music on the ipad we play to a lot of our inpatients ❤ )
🐾 Phoebe's Story 🐾 Day 2
Phoebe attended the Royal Veterinary College, where an MRI was performed. The pictures showed that Phoebe's brain was hugely inflamed and it was suspected that Phoebe had immune mediated menigioencephalitis of unknown artifact ( MUA), which in basic terms is a group of inflammatory brain diseases that causes a dog's immune system to start attacking the nervous system.
This particular condition is very difficult to give a prognosis as it varies massively from patient to patient.
This brave little lady stayed with the Royal Veterinary college ( RVC) overnight and initially she seemed to respond well to treatment.❤🐶
Phoebe was very happy to see her owner when it was time to go home - The photo below shows Phoebe being discharged from the RVC with her very relieved Mum❤ Charlotte 🥰
🐾 Phoebe's Story🐾 Day 1
Phoebe's story is quite a journey and she is now known and loved by everyone in the practice - she is such an inspirational little lady❤ She went through so much that her story will be told over several days
Phoebe's story began on Wednesday 10th April.
Phoebe is an incredibly active Border Collie🐶 who loves and competes in agility regularly - she is never far from her owner's side and lives alongside 2 other Border Collies who equally love to play.
On 10th April her owner, one of our lovely nurses, Charlotte noticed that Phoebe wasn't quite herself, she seemed a bit dull and was very slightly hunched and had her head down - Phoebe was brought into our Upminster hospital for examination.
After being examined by one of our vets, It was decided to keep Phoebe in for monitoring, fluid therapy and further investigations if she was no better.
After 24 hours of treatment sadly Phoebe was no better, in fact her symptoms were worse. She was becoming weaker on her legs and more lethargic and it was decided to transfer her to The Royal Veterinary College for an MRI scan.
The photo below is Phoebe resting in hospital 🐾
We are on the lookout 👀, but this time for a Front of House Person at our Wellness Centre, Brentwood ❤for more details and how to apply please hop onto our website below.
Do you want to become a member of the Wylie's team? Current vacancies are listed on this page. If you don't see the right position for you, send us your CV and we'll be in touch if the right vacancy pops up.
Just a reminder of an event at our Wellness tomorrow ! Everyone is welcome 🐾🐾
The temperatures are set to rise this weekend ☀☀
It looks like summer has finally arrived, unfortunately not everyone enjoys the heat. Our furry friends cannot regulate their body temperatures like we can, meaning they are at real risk of heat stroke. Any dog can get heat stroke however; dogs with shortened noses such as Bulldogs and Pugs, overweight dogs, dogs with thicker coats or our geriatric patients are at greater risk.🐶
It's not just dogs that struggle with the heat, rabbits🐰 are incredibly sensitive to heat as they are unable to sweat like humans. Wild rabbits will burrow underground to avoid the direct sunlight. Domestic rabbits don't often have that option so it's important that both their hutch and run are placed in well-shaded areas of the garden, veggies that have been placed in water can help keep bunnies hydrated and the use of a frozen water bottle 💧wrapped in a tea towel that they can lay against in their enclosure can help them feel cool.
For more tips on how to keep your pets cool during the summer months pop onto our website
Tips to keep your pets cool this summer.
We didn’t fur…get it’s International Cat Day!
Look at this little cutie, Pixie. Pixie has grown up a bit since this video was taken but we love seeing how our patients are getting on once they have been discharged from hospital.
As a veterinary hospital we are big on being cat friendly. We recognise our feline friends can be sensitive souls and therefore we offer 'Feline fridays' - our cat only clinic on Friday mornings at our Wellness Centre in Brentwood and coming really soon at Upminster is the refubishment of our cat ward !! ❤❤
*** Found Cat ***
Does anyone recognise this little fella ?
He was found in Upminster and bought into us over the weekend. This little fella is an older cat. He is neutered but no chip or collar. He doesn't appear to have any distinguishing marks but does have a very sore eye, of which he is receiving treatment for.
We are looking to find his owners, if you think he might be your cat, please call us on 01708 251200
Who's coming this Saturday 🎉🎉🐶
One of our amazing vets is speaking about summer challenges at 11am and 3pm at Our Wylie Wellness Centre, Brentwood ❤
This 30 minute talk is free of charge and will give you some tips on how to keep your pets safe this summer.
Our talk will include :
☀️ Grass Seeds
☀️ Heat Stroke
☀️ How hot is to hot
☀️ Bites and Stings
☀️ BBQs
We hope to see you all on Saturday ❤
**Anyone recognise this boy **
This boy was found in Romford on Saturday. He is not neutered and has no collar or microchip. This boy is super friendly and is being looked after by our team at Upminster.
If you think he maybe yours please call our Upminster hospital on 01708 251200.
Our brave boy Stormzy ❤
This gorgeous boy belongs to one of our nurses Chloe. Stormzy was admitted to our Upminster hospital last Wednesday night as he had a swelling come up on his face causing his eye to swell, he didn't want to eat his dinner and really wasn't his usual self 😞
Storm underwent blood tests, intravenous fluid therapy ( drip), given pain relief and was started on antibiotics.❤
On Thursday, brave Storm underwent an anaesthetic to have his eye scanned, this revealed a large abcess behind his eye and a scratch to the surface of the eye. An incision was made on his cheek to drain the abscess.
Storm made an fantastic recovery and just 48 hours later was discharged home to a very worried Chloe. He has continued having medication and nursing care at home.
Storm is a senior patient at 14 years old and he has both hyperthyroidism and renal disease so our dedicated team had to perform careful monitoring of this geriatric boy.❤
The two photos on the right show Storm in recovery and the one of the left is Storm back home to continue his recovery and being pampered with his mum ❤🐾
A very big happy birthday to this very gorgeous boy Robbie ❤🐾
His lovely dad sent in these photos as Robbie turned 4 years old on Friday. Robbie is one of our total care plan members and both Robbie and his dad regularly pop in to say hello to our reception team ❤🐾
Our power has been restored, thank you as always, for your patience ❤️
***Power Cut***
We have an unplanned power cut at our Upminster hospital. We are hoping the power will be restored as soon as possible. Sorry for any inconvenience caused.
Take a look at our mini Olympics ❤ Everyone welcome ❤ at our Wellness Centre in Brentwood 🐾🐾
This handsome dude is Buddy.
Buddy came to see one of our nurses who instantly fell in love with him. I mean, who wouldn’t?
He’s a chocolate and tan Dobermann, otherwise known as a red Dobermann. Buddy was keen to make friends with our nurses by telling them secrets by sniffing their ears. This was followed by a big smooch.
Thanks for the cuddles Buddy, we love you.❤🐾
Everyone is welcome ❤ but book early due to limited avalibility ❤
Get your diary at the ready 📕 We have lots of exciting events happening at our Wellness Centre, so do keep an eye on our pages 👀
If you have a puppy or are due to get a puppy - this is for you ❤🐾
Look 👀 at these fun events that are happening at our Wellness Centre 🫶 - Everyone is welcome to attend.
We are kicking off the events with our very own doggy Olympics 🐶🐶 Starting July ... whose coming to see us ?
Wylie Wellness Centre Brentwood
This very brave chap is Cody ❤. Cody is a big fan of swimming. He was swimming in a lovely lake and came out with an unexpected addition. A fish hook had attached itself to his leg! Poor Cody!🐾
His owners rushed him down to us where he was super brave whilst our lovely vet, Caroline examined him and formulated a plan. Cody was to be sedated and the hook was to be removed by pushing it further through the skin before cutting the barb off and withdrawing the hook backwards to minimise damage to the skin.
We’re happy to report that the hook was successfully removed and Cody went home the same day with a shaved patch and a little scar.
🚫Content warning🚫 the following photos are of Cody’s stay with us. There are pictures of the hook in his leg which shows some bruising.
The first shows the hook within his skin after the barb was pushed through. There is some bruising shown around the hook.
The second picture shows the hook after it was removed - notice it’s in pieces.
The third picture is Cody recovering in his kennel with a light supper. 🫶❤
**phones**
Our phones are now working as normal 😊 We are sorry for any inconvenience caused.
*** Phone Lines***
We are having a few technical issues with our phone lines this evening. We are aware and are working to fix this as soon as possible. As always our wonderful team are on shift at our Upminster hospital if you need us ❤️
🌈 What an incredibly vibrant we had! It was truly heartwarming to see our diverse team come together to celebrate and support our LGBTQ+ colleagues. The room was filled with vibrant colours, delicious food, and inspiring conversations. Our diversity is our strength, and today was a beautiful reminder of the love and unity that binds us ❤
On this World Environment Day we need to share some great news with you.
We are proud to share that Wylies has not only achieved but also maintained the Green Level in Investors in the Environment (iiE)! 🌍✨ This significant milestone highlights our ongoing commitment to reducing our environmental impact and continually enhancing our sustainability performance.
Our dedication to eco-friendly practices and sustainable initiatives is stronger than ever. Maintaining this level demonstrates our consistent efforts and the collective passion of our incredible team. 🌱💚
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🐾 Phoebe's Story🐾 Day 5 How is Phoebe doing now ? - Just take a look below 🥰 Gradually day by day with the help of conditioning exercises, massage and eventually hydrotherapy, Phoebe has become stronger and stronger, with a few bumps in the road along the way. Almost three months later and Phoebe is almost back to herself and strong enough to have a play at agility that she loves ❤ Charlotte says she just takes one day at a time with Phoebe but she is very much back loving life ! She is so proud of how strong Phoebe has been throughout all of her illness she hasn't complained once ! An absolute warrior princess ❤
🐾Phoebe's Story 🐾 Day 4 Although Phoebe had started to eat by herself, she was very week and unable to stand. Phoebe needed to walked with a sling under her to support her weight and it was important that we kept her moving ❤ The following day Phoebe continued to make progress, she desperately wanted to walk but her co-ordination just wasn't where it needed to be, she struggled to stand without falling. Phoebe continued to be walked with assistance and had massages to help her to fully regain her strength. Below shows the video of Phoebe once she started to be able to walk again without the use of a sling, notice she is still being held just in case she stumbles. These guided walks are done with lots of encouragement and are lead by the patient however Phoebe's determination is amazing ❤🐾
🐾 Phoebe Story 🐾 Day 3 Once home from the Royal Veterinary College , Phoebe was very unsettled and was pacing around. Phoebe then began to suffer seizures so Charlotte rushed her straight back to our Upminster hospital.❤ Phoebe was placed on a constant rate infusion of an anaesthetic to control the seizures and allow the medications to start working. Phoebe required constant monitoring, 24 hours a day. After a period of time, we could very carefully reduce the anaesthetic to allow her to start to become fully conscious again, by the following evening, this little warrior was well enough to start lifting her head and even managed to eat some chicken ! The video below is of Phoebe in our isolation ward ( the music on the ipad we play to a lot of our inpatients ❤ )
We didn’t fur…get it’s International Cat Day! Look at this little cutie, Pixie. Pixie has grown up a bit since this video was taken but we love seeing how our patients are getting on once they have been discharged from hospital. As a veterinary hospital we are big on being cat friendly. We recognise our feline friends can be sensitive souls and therefore we offer 'Feline fridays' - our cat only clinic on Friday mornings at our Wellness Centre in Brentwood and coming really soon at Upminster is the refubishment of our cat ward !! ❤❤
Everyone is welcome ❤ but book early due to limited avalibility ❤
Get your diary at the ready 📕 We have lots of exciting events happening at our Wellness Centre, so do keep an eye on our pages 👀 If you have a puppy or are due to get a puppy - this is for you ❤🐾
Take a look at whats happening at Wellness Centre 🐾🐈 Something just for our cat patients. As Upminster is a 24 hour hospital and can get quite busy, our wellness centre in Brentwood is the perfect place to hold our cat only clinics ❤
How lucky are we ❤️ Happy International Women's Day Here at Wylies we are incredibly privileged to work with so many amazing individuals. Here are just a few of them ❤️ We are lucky to have you ❤️
Nourished by Wylies 🥩🐾 Who's coming on Saturday ? see you at our Wellness Centre ❤🐾🥳
Nourished by Wylies 🥩🐾 So here is Kedi and Bessie 6 weeks post starting their raw food Journey ❤🐾 Our lovely head of clinic nurse Chloe is demonstrating the importance of performing a body condition on them. Weather your dog is fed a raw , dry or wet diet, we use a body condition score for everyone 🐾
Nourished by Wylies 🐾🥩 With our new food weeks away from being available 🥳, we have been investigating the best way to remove it from the packaging and portion the food. Here our Wellness Centre Manager Katie demonstrates ⬇
Nourished by Wylies 🥩🐾 Look at this cute video of two of our taste testers Mumford and Paloma. Paloma loves her food so no surprise she ate it super quick ❤ Mumford although a bit slower licked the bowl clean too. Mumford is 13 years old but very active. Paloma is a bit younger at 9 years, but she also enjoys her walks 🐾 Both dogs are already fed a raw meat diet however this was their favourite 🥳
Nourished by Wylies 🥩🐾 Its Dexter's turn ❤. This older gentleman belongs to our deputy practice manager, Sarah. Sarah says Dexter is super fussy with his food and needs encouragement to eat, he is more of a grazer. Dexter is 13 years old and enjoys being in his own company. He is quite a shy boy and certainly not one to get up in the morning for breakfast !🐾 However, Sarah said he seemed to like the food but it took him a while to eat it. He liked the Pork flavour the most ❤ Wylie Wellness Centre Brentwood
Nourished by Wylies 🐾🥩 So now we have talked the benefits of raw food and how to transition your dog, what about feeding bones 🦴 we hear you say - watch our video below Wylie Wellness Centre Brentwood ***Bones should only be introduced after your dog has been fully transitioned to raw for 4 weeks ***
Nourished by Wylies 🥩🐾 So fast forward a couple of days and what did Lando, one of our taste testers think of the new food? Lando is a one year old french bulldog. He can sometimes be a bit fussy with his food and his human Ella, one of our front of house managers at the Wellness Centre has to warm his food or add some treats to encourage him to eat. Lando can sometimes leave his food then go back to it later. So Ella wasn't sure if Lando would be a fan of the new Nourished by Wylie food Wylie Wellness Centre Brentwood However, Lando ate all of his food without hesitation 🐾❤
Nourished by Wylies 🥩🐾 So ... our secret is out ... drumroll please......its Wylie Nourished❤
Nourished by Wylies🥩🐾 Bessie and Kedi four weeks into a raw diet - What has Katie noticed about the changes in them ? Wylie Wellness Centre Brentwood "I never thought that changing their food could make so much difference in just 4 weeks, I almost feel bad for not doing it sooner Physically, their teeth are visibly cleaner and their breath is improved; they have both lost weight; their ears are cleaner; Kedi has stopped licking his bottom; Bessie's coat feels thicker and softer; They both mault less and their poos are less smelly and about 1/3 of the size with a firm "easy to pick up " texture. What surprised me more was their change in behaviour, feeding a raw meat based diet has genuinely improved Kedis' anxiousness, for example when he is on a lead walk he does not lunge at other dogs as often, he has a more sustained energy level and him and Bessie play more....They both seem happier dogs ... From a new raw feeder point of view, I had no problem with the smell or serving of the raw food which I was concerned about. The storage is simple and to be honest once you get in the routine of feeding and remembering to get the next one out - it's easy! You just treat their meat, like you treat your own raw meat From week 5 I will start to introduce bones and I will continue to monitor the amount I feed them, to ensure they get to the perfect weight and body condition score" If you like the power of why and the details then take a look at the attached presentation. All the results of the tests are specific including poo test, brush test, blood test, vet assessments, ear and dental health - With an explanation of WHY a raw meat diet would make the difference written by Richard Doyle
Nourished by Wylies 🥩🐾 Kedi and Bessie are doing so well on their new diet - take a look and see ❤ In this video Katie also shares some of the concerns she had prior to starting her raw food journey 🐾
Nourished by Wylies 🐾🥩 So 5 days in .... Hows Bessie and Kedi finding the food? and what changes if any has Katie noticed in her dogs 🐾🐶
Nourished by Wylies 🐾🥩 Lets see what Bessie and Kedi think of the change in their food, their usual diet is dry kibble so this will be quite a change and of course it's important that the dogs enjoy their food ❤
The Wylie Veterinary Centre is a trading name of The Wylie Veterinary Centre Limited registered in England and Wales under company number 08349526.
