The Worcester Vet Group - Ambleside Clinic and St Peters Clinic

The Worcester Vet Group - Ambleside Clinic and St Peters Clinic Providing the best possible veterinary care to all our current, and new patients. We are a small animal and equine clinic based in Worcester.
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We treat cats, dogs, rabbits, guinea pigs, birds(including chickens and water fowl), rodents, reptiles, snakes, tortoises and horses. Recently we've even treated deer, goats and monkeys!!! The Clinic is open 9am-7pm Monday to Friday and 9am-12pm on a Saturday. Appointments are available between 9am and 11am and also 4pm-6.30pm Monday to Friday and 9am-12pm on Saturdays.

05/12/2024

Happy December to all our wonderful clients ⛄️🎄

We’ll be posting some festive pictures of our own pets throughout the month to get us all in the Christmas spirit.

We’d love to see any pictures you have of your own pets feeing festive.

29/11/2024

XL bully neutering deadline!!!

Any dogs who were older than 7months but younger than a year on 31st January 2024 need to be neutered and proof submitted to Defra by 31st December 2024.

If your dog needs to be neutered by this date please call the practice on 01905 724445 and we’ll happily get them booked in.

26/11/2024

🐈🐱 We are still looking for the owner of a Ginger male (not neutered) cat that came into us as a stray a couple of weeks ago.

He is microchipped but the details are not up to date. If you think he might be yours please call the practice on 01905 724445.

Proof of ownership will be required 🐱🐈

22/11/2024

Ethylene Glycol (antifreeze) is extremely poisonous to cats and dogs, and due to its sweet smell and taste can be quite tempting for them to drink.

Symptoms can appear as quickly as 30 minutes after ingestion but can take up to 12 hours.

Symptoms include:
Vomiting
Excessive thirst and urination
Depression
Staggering/unsteadiness
Seizures

It is important to clean up any spillages immediately and if you think your pet may have come into contact with antifreeze please contact us as soon as
possible on 01905 724445.

⛄️❄️ We hope everyone is staying warm in the snow. As the weather is getting much colder the roads and paths will be tre...
19/11/2024

⛄️❄️ We hope everyone is staying warm in the snow. As the weather is getting much colder the roads and paths will be treated with rock salt.

This can cause irritation to your pets paws and if they lick it off can cause an upset stomach and in severe cases liver damage or seizures.

We advise washing your dogs feet after a walk and monitor paws for any signs of irritation.

We’d like to introduce you to the newest member of our team, Georgie! Some of you may have already met her with your lov...
15/11/2024

We’d like to introduce you to the newest member of our team, Georgie! Some of you may have already met her with your lovely pets.

Georgie joined the team in September 2024 after graduating from the University of Liverpool. She is a major lover of cats, owning 2 herself called Liquorice and Oreo. In her free time she enjoys watching horror films, doing puzzles, playing games and rock-climbing.

12/11/2024

We have had a male ginger cat handed in by a member of the public. He is microchipped but we’re unable to get in contact with his owners. He was found on the warndon villages.

If you think this might be your cat please get in contact with us on 01905 724445. Proof of ownership will be required.

This handsome boy is Kloud, he was actually born here at the practice via Caesarian. He recently came back in for a 6mon...
08/11/2024

This handsome boy is Kloud, he was actually born here at the practice via Caesarian. He recently came back in for a 6month check up, hasn’t he grown?

We can’t wait to watch you grow up Kloud ❤️

05/11/2024

🎆🎇 Reminder! If your pet is likely to be scared by the fireworks tonight, keep them in after dark, give them a safe place to hide away and play some music to drown out the noise. Classic FM will be playing calming classical music especially to help keep animals calm, it will be on tonight from 5pm 🎇🎆

31/10/2024

👻🎃Happy Halloween🎃👻

We would love to see any pictures you have of your pets getting into the Halloween spirit!

It’s the time of year where there are often fireworks set off in the community. Many animals are frightened of fireworks...
29/10/2024

It’s the time of year where there are often fireworks set off in the community.
Many animals are frightened of fireworks and it can be hard for owners to see our pets so terrified but there are somethings that you can do to help.

Keep them indoors to reduce their exposure to the noise.
Create a safe space for them to hide away if they want to.
Play calming music to help drown out the noise.

There are also some medications that we can prescribe to help with your pets fear. If you think these might benefit your pet please get in contact with us on 01905 724445.

Halloween can be a scary time for our pets with lots of unexpected knocks on the door and people dressed up in costumes....
25/10/2024

Halloween can be a scary time for our pets with lots of unexpected knocks on the door and people dressed up in costumes. But there are plenty of actions you can take to try to make your pets feel as relaxed as possible.

Adapt your normal routine, take dogs out for walks earlier to avoid the costumes and fireworks.

Make sure you keep any human treats out of your pets reach.

Make sure your dog does not have access to the front door if your are opening it frequently for trick or treaters. You don’t want them to be spooked and to escape.

Not all animals enjoy dressing up, if you think your pets might not like a costume try to keep it to people only.

How cute is little Teddy? She came in to see us for her second vaccination last week and was a super star patient. She i...
22/10/2024

How cute is little Teddy? She came in to see us for her second vaccination last week and was a super star patient.

She is a cross between two breeds, can anyone guess what they are?

As the weather changes you may find that your cats are not going outside as much as they were. Ensure they have lots of ...
18/10/2024

As the weather changes you may find that your cats are not going outside as much as they were.
Ensure they have lots of toys to play with to stop them getting bored.
You may need to get more litter trays if your cat would usually toilet outside but is reluctant to do so in the cold and wet.
It may also be necessary, to avoid weight gain, to reduce the number of treats your cat is getting.

With autumn here and the mornings and evenings getting darker it can be more difficult for your dog and yourself to be s...
15/10/2024

With autumn here and the mornings and evenings getting darker it can be more difficult for your dog and yourself to be seen.
Ensure you are wearing reflective clothing when out walking in the dark. You can also get reflective or flashing collars for your pets to make sure they can be seen too.

01/10/2024

Joint supplements such as Nutraquin+ contain natural ingredients to help support healthy joints.

They can aid mobility and flexibility by supporting the natural systems that control inflammation, and can be given along side prescription medications such as NSAIDs.

They are available for both dogs and cats and can be given without a prescription from a vet.

If you think your pet may benefit from a joint supplement please pop in to see us or call us on 01905 724445

27/09/2024

Another treatment for osteoarthritis is a medication that binds to the nerve growth factor (NGF). NFG is a protein that is involved in join pain signalling and inflammation. The medication then prevents NFG from attaching to the pain receptors and therefore reducing joint pain.

This medication is given monthly by injection and is called Solensia for cats and Librela for dogs.

If you think this may benefit your pet, please call the practice on 01905 724445 to book an appointment.

Address

357 Tolladine Road
Worcester
WR49NG

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 7pm
Tuesday 8am - 7pm
Wednesday 8am - 7pm
Thursday 8am - 7pm
Friday 8am - 7pm
Saturday 9am - 12pm

Telephone

+441905724445

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The Worcester Vet Group would like to wish all our wonderful patients and their owners a very merry, safe and well Christmas! We hope you have a fabulous day with your families and stay away from the chocolates and mince pies xx

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