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Monday 8:30am - 6:30pm Tuesday 8:30am - 6:30pm Wednesday 8:30am - 6:30pm Thursday 8:30am - 6:30pm Friday 8:30am - 6:30pm

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All Creatures Veterinary Centre

We are a caring and friendly practice offering a range of modern facilities on site. Company Registration Number 03777473.
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All Creatures Veterinary Centre is part of CVS (UK) Limited, a company which owns veterinary practices within the UK. Registered Office: CVS House, Owen Road, Diss, Norfolk IP22 4ER.

06/12/2024

🎄 Christmas Ordering 🎄
Dear clients, please pay attention to the information below regarding repeat prescriptions over the festive period

27/11/2024

Reggie came in today for his routine Healthy Pet Club check - here he is having his treat for being a good boy!❤️🐾

19/11/2024

Our practice is taking part in the Antibiotic Amnesty this
November.
What to do if you have leftover or unused antibiotics:
o Return them to your vet practice for safe disposal
o Inappropriate disposal of unused antibiotics could contribute
to antimicrobial resistance and pollute the environment through
waterways, affecting our wildlife
o Don’t ever give your pet, or any pet for which they haven’t
been prescribed, left-over or out of date antibiotics. Using
antibiotics when not needed could risk side effects, delay an
accurate diagnosis for your pet, mean that your pet’s condition
may not be treatable, and contributes to antimicrobial
resistance

15/11/2024

Don't forget we are still offering Virtual Nurse Clinics at all of our practices 🐾🩺

🩺 Virtual Nurse Clinics 💻

We are pleased to announce that from this month we will be offering virtual nurse clinics across all of our branches!

These clinics provide a triage service for clients who are not sure if a vet appointment is needed. One of our Registered Veterinary Nurses will carry out the call and discuss your concerns.
We can also use these appointments to check on patients with chronic conditions or those who have transport limitations or with pets who don't like the vets.

Please contact the reception team on 0161 7778484 to schedule a Virtual Nurse Clinics 📞

31/10/2024

Firework season is upon us!
Dogs trust have prepared some information to help our pets with the fireworks.
Sky TV and Classic FM are offering music and shows to help relax our dogs during this time.
If you need any medication for your dog please call us on 0161 777 8484

preparing for fireworks

29/10/2024

Trick or treat!!!! We are feeling spooky here at All Creatures, why not bring your four legged fiends for a Halloween photoshoot and a treat! Human treats also available! 🧙🏻‍♀️🧡🎃 (Big thank you to Cathy for organising!!)

29/10/2024

Our lovely PCA Charlotte has recently started her own drawing business, her instagram account is ca_pet_portraits if you are interested in getting one of your pet. They are £50 each and they are hand drawn by Charlotte herself.
Charlotte drawn Copper, Leah our student nurses Beagle.

🩺 Virtual Nurse Clinics 💻We are pleased to announce that from this month we will be offering virtual nurse clinics acros...

07/10/2024

27/09/2024

"Can’t believe Nibble, Nourish, Thrive is almost coming to an end! We’ve enjoyed every moment of sharing and learning with all of you. 🐹

But wait, there’s more! their final topic focuses on companionship—from bonding tips to the ideal diet, they’ve got everything you need to keep your furry friends happy and healthy.

Did you miss their earlier posts? No problem, just scroll back to catch up!

And don’t forget, your likes, shares, and comments help raise awareness about guinea pig welfare. Join them in making a difference! "

26/09/2024

We hope you're having a blast and enjoying ! It's day four, and today we're diving into Guinea pig health, from their peak to squeak. Let's talk about how your piggy's diet can affect their health! Don't forget to like, comment, and share their posts with your fellow guinea pig lovers! 🐹

25/09/2024

"🐹 It's day three of Guinea Pig Awareness Week 2024 - Nibble, Nourish, Thrive! and they're jumping right into the importance of a healthy diet for guinea pigs! Stay tuned for more tips and info throughout the week, and don't forget to show your support by liking, commenting, and sharing their posts. Let's make the best one yet!💚

Whether you're a long-time guinea pig owner or just a piggy enthusiast, there's something here for everyone! So let’s spread the word and ensure all piggies are well-fed and thriving! 🥬"

24/09/2024

"Happy day two of Guinea Pig Awareness Week 2024! 🐹

Today, they are sharing how you can create a thriving environment for your fluffy friends with the right nutrition. Let’s jump right into making mealtime both delicious and exciting for your guinea pigs! 🏡

Don't forget to like, comment, and share their posts with your fellow guinea pig lovers! 🐹 "

23/09/2024

"It's day one of Guinea Pig Awareness Week 2024 Today, they are diving deep into guinea pig behaviour.

Learn how to nurture positive habits and recognise the signs when something might be off.

Your furry friend counts on you to understand their needs, so let's get to it!

Like, share, and comment to keep the conversation going! 🐹✨"

09/09/2024

We're hiring! We are looking for a receptionist to join our flexible and fun team, both full and part time applicants will be considered 📞
Please get in touch or follow the link below to find out more information

CVS Group Careers, Jobs, Search and Apply

06/09/2024

Your furry friends deserve the best, which is why
we pride ourselves on offering the best pet care
possible. You could even spread the cost of routine
pet care with a Healthy Pet Club membership! Get
in touch with us today on 0161 777 8484 to
register your pet.

12/08/2024

We are hiring!! Our lovely Lucy is moving on to pastures new leaving us with a receptionist opportunity!
Full or part time considered, come and join our flexible and fun team. 📞

CVS Group Careers, Jobs, Search and Apply

06/08/2024

We had beautiful Mabel in yesterday for her 1st vaccination! she was such a good girl

01/08/2024

Unfortunately our phone lines are currently down, we apologise for any inconvenience caused by this.
We will keep you updated with when they are back online.

Address

Glazebrook House, Glazebrook Lane
Warrington
WA35BL

Opening Hours

Monday	8:30am - 6:30pm
Tuesday	8:30am - 6:30pm
Wednesday	8:30am - 6:30pm
Thursday	8:30am - 6:30pm
Friday	8:30am - 6:30pm

Telephone

+441617778484

Website

https://allcreaturesveterinarycentre.co.uk/?utm_source=fb&utm_medium=Yext

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We love taking our pets everywhere with us - but how prepared are you? Here are some of our top trips on traveling with your companions! For more information about travelling with your pet visit: vetcollection.co.uk/health/travelling-with-your-p

Recently a member of the public handed in 3 ducklings whose mother left them, the team health checked them and found a new mum in a pond and released them with the new mother! 🐾🪿🦆

Static leg weave This is another great trick to teach body awareness, but does require some human co-ordination too!! What you will need: treats Possible cue words: Weave How to teach it You need to have treats in both hands, and your legs wide apart. With your dog facing you, using 1 hand, lure them between your legs and round the back of one of your legs. As they come round to the front, using your other hand lure them back through your legs and round the back of your other leg. Reward and cue

Spin Spins are great for helping your dog build body awareness, as well as being fun to do. It is important that you don’t do too many at a time, and that you teach it both ways. Use a different word for each direction. I cue the anti clockwise direction using my left hand going anti clockwise, and the clockwise direction using my right hand going in a clockwise direction. It is important that your dog always starts from a stand so as not to hurt their pelvis or hips. What you will need: Treats Possible cue words: Spin, twirl, circle, left, right How to teach it: With your dog facing you in a stand position, put the treat on their nose and at nose height move it away and round them so they turn/spin to follow the treat. When they are ¾ way round cue your word, and reward when they are back facing you. If they are struggling, try the opposite direction, some dogs find one way much easier than the other.

Bow This is another fun trick, but can be quite hard to nail, especially if your dog is good at doing a down/lie, so getting the cue word in at the right second is important! This trick can be quite difficult for some dogs to master, it can take a bit of owner patience! What you will need: treats Possible cue words: Bow, bend How to teach it: With a treat in your hand and your dog standing, put the treat close to their nose and bring it slowly down and in towards their front feet. Your dog should drop their elbows to the floor as they follow the treat. Cue and pay in that position, do not cue or reward if they drop into a down/lie

Hand touch This trick can help develop focus as it gives your dog a spot to focus on. What you will need: Treats Possible cue words: Touch, hand, target, boop How to teach it: Have treats in one hand, behind your back. Present the flat palm of your hand to the dog, a few inches from their nose. Hopefully your dog will touch your palm with their nose. Cue and reward. If your dog shows no interest after 5 seconds, take your hand away and re-present it, a little closer. If you dog uses their lips, mouth or teeth to touch, remove your hand and re-present, we want them to touch using their nose.

Middle Middle is a position I use when I want my dog to be safe when we are out and about. It positions your dog between your legs, with their shoulders in line with your legs, facing the same way as you. As your dog is close, you can maintain control – its prefect for novel situations, where your dog might have not seen something before, for example a horse and rider approaching. What you will need: treats Possible cue words: Middle, between, legs How to teach it: With treats in both hands, lure your dog behind your leg with one hand swap hands to bring your dog through your legs, holding them still when their shoulders come in line with your legs. Reward your dog using both hands, and so your dog can see what is approaching. Release by tossing a treat out.

The first trick is the settle, A settle is basically installing your dog’s off switch, teaching them that its ok to switch off. Possible cue words: Settle, chill, calm, relax What you will need: A blanket/towel to lie on, it creates a bit of a boundary. Lots and lots of small treats/kibble How to teach it: Lure you dog into a down on the blanket/towel, don’t ask for the down as they will be too rigid. Put a treat on their nose and move it around so the hip flops and they are in a relaxed position, preferably with their front legs open in a ‘v’ shape. Toss a treat in between their legs and cue it. We toss the treat rather than feeding it to the mouth, as it makes the blanket the rewarding point, so they are less tempted to pop up as the hand moves. Toss treats in between their legs in rapid succession, cueing the position. As your dog begins to learn the position, begin to reduce the amount of treats, so pay for one cue, verbally praise the next cue.

On/off an object A fun trick to do, especially seeing what you can get your dog to put their paws on out and about. It has the added benefit of teaching a paws off, all 4 feet on the floor so can help stop jumping up at people, counters etc. What you will need: Treats Raised object, not to high to start, eg book, child step, yoga block, outdoor step Possible cue words: On/off How to teach it: Using a treat, lure your dog forward so they step up onto the raised object. As soon as both front feet are on reward and cue it. To get the dog off, drop a treat a little away from the on object, cue off, give your dog a pet and another treat. By getting 2 treats and a fuss, 4 feet on the floor becomes very rewarding.