Witney Mobile Veterinary Services

01/09/2022

Congratulations to Rogue who has had a litter of beautiful puppies!

24/08/2022

Lucky to vaccinate these lovely 7 week old Labradoodle puppies Witney Plant Hire Ltd

29/07/2022

We haven't posted in a while, our time had to be prioritised to build up the business and spend plenty of time with all of our clients and pets seen so far.
This week has been excelent and we have had lovely animals feeling comfortable in the quietness of our van while we get to know them. Little tortoise was struggling to lay her eggs but she is feeling better now. Thank you to all the amazing clients we have visited so far.

01/05/2022

It's our !
We will be posting handy training tips and advice throughout this month, using the most up-to-date and approved methods.
If you need a consultation to discuss your pets behaviour, message us on PetsApp or give us a call on 07706 360278 🐾🩺

29/04/2022

We've had a busy week this week, and we're looking forward to the Bank Holiday weekend! We're closed this Bank Holiday Monday in order to take a well-earned break 🙌
Abivale Veterinary Hospital will be covering any emergencies, please give them a call on 01235 524777 if you have any concerns. If you need anything before the Bank Holiday, we are open Saturday from 8.30am to 12.30pm!
What will you be getting up to this weekend with your pets?

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27/04/2022

It's 🐾👩‍🦯
Today is dedicated to the dogs who help those adults in need to be able to have more opportunities for social interaction and greater independence.
The first references to guide dogs date all the way back to the 16th Century! To find out more information please visit the Guide Dogs UK website below 💕🐾
https://www.guidedogs.org.uk/

26/04/2022

Remember to follow us on Instagram!

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26/04/2022

Rabbits will typically produce up to 300 droppings a day (😱), which are large, round, and golden brown. They are mostly made up of digested hay and grass.
Sometimes, their droppings can reduce in size, amount or become darker - this is a sign there is a problem.
This could be that they are not eating the correct ratio of hay to vegetables and pellets - it should be 85% hay or grass, 10% leafy greens and 5% complete pellets.
If they are reluctant to eat, or stop eating completely, they need to be seen straight away. Rabbits need to continually eat to promote gut motility - if they stop eating it can quickly become potentially fatal.
For more information, message us on PetsApp or visit the Rabbit Welfare and Fund website below. 🐾🩺🐰
https://rabbitwelfare.co.uk/

22/04/2022

We are out and about! Our fully equipped van is ready to see you and your precious pets, give us a call on 07706 360278 or message us on PetsApp to book 🩺🐾

20/04/2022

Ever wondered how old your cat is?
Have a look at this handy guide from International Cat Care below to get an idea 👇
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16/04/2022

Just a reminder that we are open this Easter Bank Holiday for both routine and emergency appointments 🐰🐣
Good Friday 10am-4pm
Saturday 16th April 8.30am-12.30pm
Easter Sunday Closed
Easter Monday 10am-4pm
Send an appointment request through PetsApp, or give us a call on 07706 360278 to book in 🩺🐾

15/04/2022

We hope you all have a happy and healthy Easter 🐰🐣
Remember that chocolate and raisins are toxic to dogs, so keep them safely stored out of reach.
If you have any questions, send us a message on PetsApp 🩺🐾

14/04/2022

As part of our , we want to highlight the needs of rabbits, which can be very different to what people may traditionally think of rabbits. Here is a very good infographic from The Rabbit Welfare Association and Fund explaining the needs of rabbits. 🐰
For more information about rabbits head over to their website https://rabbitwelfare.co.uk/
Or you can send us a message through PetsApp 🩺🐾

13/04/2022

We are open this Easter Bank Holiday for both routine and emergency appointments 🐰🐣
Good Friday 10am-4pm
Saturday 16th April 8.30am-12.30pm
Easter Sunday Closed
Easter Monday 10am-4pm
Send an appointment request through PetsApp, or give us a call on 07706 360278 to book in 🩺🐾

13/04/2022

We went to visit Hoshi's sister last week, but he ended up stealing all our attention!

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11/04/2022

We recommend all rabbits should be vaccinated against infectious diseases to protect them. Below are the diseases we vaccinate against every year 🐰💉
• Myxomatosis
• Viral haemorrhagic disease (2 strains)
But rabbits can also suffer from other diseases, such as E. cuniculi, skin and fur parasites, Pasturella, Bordatella and Pseudomonas.
This list is not comprehensive, and rabbits can be afflicted with other illnesses. It's always best to get them checked out if you're concerned. 🩺
For more information message us on PetsApp, or visit the Rabbit Welfare and Fund website below. 🐾🐰
https://rabbitwelfare.co.uk/

07/04/2022

April is certainly a busy month - , , and it's also !
Heartworms, otherwise known as Dirofilaria immitis, are a parasitic roundworm that can infect your dogs and cats (and ferrets!). It is zoonotic, which means it can spread to humans, too.
It is spread via a 'host', the mosquito 🦟- even in this country we have around 30 species of mosquitos!
Adult heartworms live in the pulmonary arteries, as well as the heart, and cause major health effects.
Prevention is always better than cure, so it's always worth regularly worming your pet. Contact us on PetsApp for more information on the best worming treatment for your pet 🐾🩺

04/04/2022

Not only is April , but it's also our ! 🐰
Rabbits can be tricky pets to look after... they require a diet of around 85% hay or grass for healthy guts and teeth 🦷 (their teeth grow continually, so the chewing motion wears them down!). The rest of their diet should be made up of fruit, vegetables and complete rabbit pellets.
They require a lot of space to move around and be able to act as they naturally should - at least 2 x 3 metres!
Rabbits should always be kept in pairs, as they are very sociable creatures! 🐰🐰
For more information message us on PetsApp, or head over to the Rabbit Welfare and Fund website below 🐾🩺
https://rabbitwelfare.co.uk/

01/04/2022

April is ! 🐾
This month is all about our two/three/four-legged furry friends, and to raise awareness of responsible pet ownership.
There are lots of ways to get involved, from online fundraisers to in-person events. For more information contact us via email or on PetsApp.
We would love for you to post a picture of your cherished companions below, and let us know why they've stolen your hearts! 🥰😻

31/03/2022

Is your rabbit vaccinated? 🐰💉
It's very important that rabbits are vaccinated yearly against the infectious diseases, myxomatosis and viral haemorrhagic disease.
Now is the time to make sure they're fully covered!
Book an appointment through PetsApp, or give us a call on 07706 360278 🩺🐾

30/03/2022

Thank you Jenny for your lovely feedback 🙌
It really means so much to us when we're left reviews!
If you have a spare moment, please leave us a review on Facebook, or send us an email on [email protected] and we will pop it on our website.
Thank you 🩺🐾

29/03/2022

Not already registered?
Register today at https://www.witneymobilevet.co.uk/registration/
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27/03/2022

from all of us at Witney Mobile Veterinary Services 🐾💕

26/03/2022

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25/03/2022

Spring is in the air! 😻
If you're anything like us, you'll love getting outdoors with your pets - exploring, playing, and even gardening! 👩‍🌾
But there are many dangers to our pets in the garden!🚨
Have a look at the most common spring toxic plants below 👇
If you have any questions message us on PetsApp 🤳

24/03/2022

Hurry, it's your last chance to take advantage of our 🌟Spring offer! 🌟
For any vaccinations given between 1st and 31st March, one months' supply of free spot-on flea and worming will be given to every pet!

*Certain exceptions do apply. Please contact us for more info 🐾

23/03/2022

It's !
Ticks usually most active between March and November, although they can be found all year round. Ticks generally live in wooded areas and long grass. 🌲🌳
Ticks transmit a number of diseases in the UK, including Lyme Disease, Ehrlichiosis and Babesiosis.
The best way to prevent ticks in pets is to regularly treat them with a flea and tick treatment - such as Simparica for dogs, or Credelio for cats.
You should also regularly check your pet for ticks, daily during the active season, and after every walk.
Remember to remove ticks using a special tick remover tool only!
For more information get in touch, either via email or on PetsApp 🐾🩺

20/03/2022

Today is ! 💛
Yellow Dogs UK raise awareness of anxious dogs, and those dogs that need space.
You may see some dogs with a yellow jacket or lead that says 'I Need Space', or even a yellow ribbon. Yellow Dogs UK are working tirelessly to make this a recognised campaign, to make walking dogs a safer and more enjoyable experience for everyone.
To find out more visit their website below! 🐾

LEARN MORE What is Yellow Dog UK? We set up the Yellow Dog Project in the UK in 2012 to bring awareness to dogs who need space while training, recovering from surgery, or being rehabilitated. If you see a dog with a YELLOW ribbon, bandana or similar on the leash or on the dog, this is a dog which ne...