Voo Vets Pyrford

08/04/2024

An exciting opportunity has arisen to join our team! If you are interested, please click the link below for more information 🙂

Voo Veterinary Group is recruiting for this Veterinary Customer Care Advisor vacancy on Reed.co.uk, the UK's #1 job site.

21/12/2023

—STRAY CAT, NO MICROCHIP—
Last night we had this adorable little guy brought into us with no microchip.
He was found on Sandy lane in Maybury, Woking.
Please help us to reunite him with his owner.
Thank you,
Voo vets Pyrford
01932800575

17/07/2022

Just a friendly reminder to all our clients regarding the current and upcoming heatwave. As we enter 31 degrees plus, the risks to our pets lives increase. Today there is a 9/10 chance of heat stroke if a pet is put in the wrong situation. Monday and Tuesday is 10/10.

Here are some friendly tips to help you and your furry pets these next few days…

• No car journeys- it’s too warm. If you need to pop out, keep your pets at home in a cool room with plenty of water and cool matts (if you have them)

• Avoid waking between 8am and 8pm. If ussure, look at the temperature chart on poster to see what the risks are to your pet for your current temperature readings. Do not worry, missing a couple walks may frustrate your pet, but will keep them safe ❤️

• Paddling pools. If you have access to a garden, try to avoid too much play and running in the heat but instead, put up a paddling pool so they can keep cool! If you are indoors, wet towels and place them on your furry friends! ❤️

Last but not least, look for the signs your pet may be in trouble! Excessive panting, change of colour to gums (bright red) and issues with mobility. If you see any of these issues, get them to a vets straight away! Heat stroke can kill. Remember we have a 24/7 advise line and hospital in surbiton. If concerned call them on 02083996666.

To everyone, stay safe and know we are always here for advise.

- Voo team

28/06/2022

Voo vets Cobham/Pyrford have an opening for a veterinary nurse job role

Whether you have experience in the role or wish to start your journey as a veternary nurse, we are keen to hear from you! Alternatively, you may know someone who would love the opportunity to start their veterinary nursing pathway.

If you are interested, we would love for you to get in touch and send your CV via email to [email protected]

17/06/2022

Basket full of Beautiful kittens

18/05/2022

FOUND - Young un-neutered Male found on Pyrford Road. Handed into Voo Vets. Please inform us if you know who he belongs to as he is not microchipped. 01932800575

24/03/2022

FREE DENTAL CHECKS FOR THE MONTH OF APRIL - Book you pet in now for a free dental Check at our Ripley or Pyrford practice and Receive 10% off any dental procedures for the month of April ONLY!
(Terms and conditions apply) Call 01932 800575 to book at Voo Pyrford or 01483 222212 for Voo Ripley.

Did you know that:
- Dental Disease is the NO 1 illness affecting Pets in the UK and can affect heart, kidney and lung function?
- Proper oral care can help prevent dental disease
- 70% of cats have a form of dental disease by the age of 3
- Good oral hygiene and dental care can help your pet live up to 20% longer
- Dogs can learn to allow you to brush their teeth with special doggy toothpaste

07/02/2022

Penny is one of our Cobham patients who we all love and have watched her grow into the beautiful, kind natured dog she is today. So when we found out about this terrible incident, we were all heart broken… so glad she pulled through and we are able to continue to care for her and give her all the love she deserves ❤️

Owner Sophia Gallyer-Halligan is raising money to cover Penny's medical costs that are more than £7,000 and not fully covered by insurance

28/01/2022

Well done to Alfie for Finishing his Chemo Treatment today! Alfie was proudly showing off his Congratulatory Teddy Bear in honour of this occasion!

21/12/2021

Lady Enola... our scrumptious Christmas pudding! 😍

19/12/2021

03/12/2021

Pyrford's Favourite Christmas Elf!

01/12/2021

We would love to see photos of what your fur-babies are up to this Christmas...

25/11/2021

We are still looking for the owner of this little one!
Found in Tarter Road, Cobham.

If this is your dog, or know whose dog this is, please call us on 01932 864671 or
07570 701615
Proof of ownership will be required

16/11/2021

Getting ready for Christmas!

26/10/2021

There's nothing scary about little Bella how cute!

25/10/2021

One of Pyrford's Favourite Senior Sweethearts, Roxy!
Roxy often pop's in for some treats and cuddles much to our Joy!

24/08/2021

We are recruiting trainee nurses/animal nursing assistants to join our Surrey teams.

Many of you will know Hayley who started her career at Voo 10 years ago as an animal nursing assistant. In this time, she has gone from a trainee nurse to a qualified nurse and now is in a senior nursing role, supporting the surrey teams and new trainee nurses.

We are excited to be expanding our team of Ana/ trainee nurses who will be under Hayley's care and guidance and welcome them to the Voo family😊

So if you would like to be part of an amazing journey and work with the Voo family or know anyone who would like the opportunity, we would love to hear from you:
To apply please send a CV to; [email protected]

04/08/2021

"Pyrford Sweethearts" - Sunday and Scooch!
Double the Troubles but.. Double the Cuddles too!

20/07/2021

⭐️PLEASE NOTE⭐️
Today our clinic is closed but we can see all our lovely pyrford clients at our Ripley or Cobham branch and our 24 hour emergency hospital is surbiton.
Calls are diverted to these branches and we can do appointments online if possible.

We will open again soon.

Thank you
Pyrford team

18/06/2021

To all our clients,

You may have seen public information regarding rising cases of a disease in cats called pancytopenia. Voo Vets have been diagnosing and treating this spike of cases in the last few months.

Cats with pancytopenia get very sick due to a low level of platelets and white blood cells. Common signs include lethargy and loss of appetite, although in some cases there are signs of spontaneous bleeding or bruising.

It doesn’t appear to be treatable and recently there has been a product recall of several foods which may be linked to the cause, these include; AVA, Applaws and a Sainsbury’s range. Further details can be found here: https://www.food.gov.uk/news-alerts/alert/fsa-prin-36-2021

From our vet and company director, here is some advice for cat owners regarding this outbreak;

1. Please don’t panic. If your cat is well then stop feeding the recalled diet immediately and monitor for signs of this illness. Remember it has not been definitively established that these diets are the cause.

2. If your cat is developing signs of this illness or your cat has eaten one of these foods and you are worried, please come to your nearest Voo clinic for us to perform an examination and haematology blood test (if we feel it is necessary). This is a quick and simple test to check levels of red and white blood cells and platelet count.

3. If your cat does show changes in haematology this does not confirm a diagnosis of pancytopenia. There are many treatable conditions that can cause these changes so we would proceed with further testing to rule out these conditions first.

4. All our team members have been briefed with the latest information regarding diagnosis and treatment of this condition. We will continue to update them with any new information or veterinary guidance that comes to light, so that we can be as effective as possible.

Voo Vets Team