We are a new state-of-the-art Veterinary Clinic specialising in companion animals. We are easy to reach from all parts of Kildare.
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Naas Veterinary Clinic provides preventative and immediate medical and surgical advice and care for pets.
Bloat is a serious condition that can affect cats and dogs . 🐩🐈⬛
It is more common in large breed dogs and deep chested breeds . 🐕🦺
If you suspect your pet is suffering from bloat please call the clinic straight away on 045247625 as this is an emergency.🚨
🐶🐾 NUTRITION TUESDAY 🐾🐱
We have seen some dogs presenting with urinary issues over the past few weeks. Symptoms of a urinary condition include:
‼ Straining to urinate
‼ Frequent urination
‼ Blood in the urine
‼ Inappropriate urination
‼ crying when urinating
‼ licking the ge***al area
‼ lack of energy
‼ reduced appetite
If your dog displays any of these symptoms please contact us or an emergency clinic as soon as possible.
Happy international dog day to our furry friends who visit us everyday 🐶🐾🐕🦺🐩🦮🐕
Baby Astro
Astro hurt his leg and needed a cast he was in the best hands getting lots of cuddles with our nurse Jeannie 🐾🩹🤕🩼🐾
🐶🐾 NUTRITION TUESDAY 🐾🐱
We have seen a lot of cats presenting with urinary issues over the past few weeks. Symptoms of a urinary condition include:
‼ Straining in the litter box
‼ Frequent urination
‼ Blood in the urine
‼ Inappropriate urination
‼ crying when urinating
‼ licking the ge***al area
‼ lack of energy
‼ reduced appetite
If your cat displays any of these symptoms please contact us or an emergency clinic as soon as possible.
🌸💕🎀 We have some News 🎀💕🌸
Congratulations to our Nurse Rebecca and her partner Eoghan on the birth of their little girl 💗💗
🐾💕Chester the cocker spaniel was a very brave boy for his vaccinations today with our vet Antonietta 🐾💕
🐾Bear and Skye are brother and sister they visited us for the first time today and saw our vet Mariana. 🐾
Bear loved his visit 🤪and Skye was a little more shy 💕but they were both very brave.
🐾 Paws for Thought! 🐾
Your furry friend's health is our top priority! Our veterinary clinic offers a range of services to keep your pets happy and healthy:
🐶 Preventative Health Care
🐱 Emergency Intensive Care
🐰 Surgery
🐹 Nutrition
🐢 Diagnostics
Visit us today to give your pet the care they deserve. 🐾 Visit us at naasvets.ie for more information!
Naas Veterinary Clinic is a trusted & professional veterinary practice located in Naas. Contact us today to book you appointment.
🐾 Did you know the best way to prevent ticks from infecting your pet is to give a monthly flea, tick and worm medication.🐾
For more information on preventative medication please get in contact with the clinic and we can help best advise you .
🐾🌳What are ticks ?? 🌳🐾
Ticks are more common in the warmer months with grassy and woodland areas being high risk spots for a tick bite .
If you suspect your pet has a tick please call the clinic 📞.
Keep an eye on our page tomorrow for prevention tips 💡
🚨A reminder to check your pets for ticks.🚨
Keep an eye on our social media the next couple days for more information on ticks 🏕️🌳🐾
🐱🐾 Happy International Cat day from staff pets Eli and Jeff to all our feline clients 🐾🐱
Look at how grown up Harper has gotten in the last two years! Isn’t she gorgeous ❤️🐾
Little Lottie visited us for the first time this evening and gave everyone lots of cuddles.🐾💕
🐱🐶 NUTRITION TUESDAY 🐶🐱
Pancreatitis is an extremely painful condition for your pet and can be generally managed by diet alone.
We have seen more cases than usual of pancreatitis in the clinic over the past few weeks.
If you notice your pet with any of the symptoms mentioned please contact us 🐾
Coco Chanel was in for vaccines this evening💕 Do you know what breed she is?
Jeff getting cuddles with our vet Mariana during his stay in hospital 🐾
Just a gentle reminder not to leave you pet in the car even if you think its “not that hot”
Billy was in with us today for neutering🩵
He was a very brave boy🫶
🐱🐾 Nutrition Tuesday 🐾🐶
As the weather is getting better and we spend more time in our gardens especially having barbecues, it's important to remember about our furry friends.
There are many dangers around barbecued food including bones from meats, cobs off corn, skewers from kebabs, alcohol such as wine and beer and toxic foods such as onion, garlic and artificial sweeteners such as xylitol.
Other dangers of barbecues include hot coals and equipment, smoke inhalation from the barbecue, high weather temperatures and plants which may be toxic.
If you think your pet may have eaten any foods mentioned, contact us on 045 217 625 or the out of hours vet immediately.
When we are out in our gardens and using fertilisers/pesticides/slug and snail pellets we are likely not thinking of the dangers of these to our pets. 🙀
Please be mindful when using these products in your gardens. They can be extremely toxic to your pets if they come into contact with them.
If you are unsure if something is toxic to your pet please get advice before using.
If your pet has been in contact with something toxic please call us immediately on 045 247 625
( If we are closed please make sure to contact our out of hours service. This is an emergency)
Fender and Gibson were in yesterday for a check up with our vet, aren’t they adorable? 🐱🥰
We haven't exactly had "Summer Weather" the last few days but we are hoping that the weather is set to improve again sometime soon🌞
During the fine weather we are often in the garden more and socialising more. Please make sure that your pet is safe during these times and cant get up to any mischief. 🐾
At this time of year we often see an increase in bee and wasp stings in pets. 🐝
If your pet gets stung by a bee or wasp you will often notice some mild side effects however some pets especially if they have been stung before will often have greater side effects. 🐾
Please call us on 045 247 625 if your pet has been stung by a bee or wasp. 🐝
We had a cat evening this evening in the clinic with Butthead and Toby in to visit. 🐱 ❤️
They were both the best boys 🫶🏻🐱🥰
🐾🐱 NUTRITION TUESDAY 🐶🐾
As the summer weather is getting nicer and more people are dining outside and having barbecues, it is important to keep bones away from your pet!
Bones have many dangers and it is important to make sure that your pet doesn't ingest any.
The best little man as always Busby🩵
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Here are some summer health tips to keep your pet safe during the summer months. Is your pet up to date with vaccinations? Is your pet up to date with parasite treatments? Is your pet itchy? If you are unsure why not check with us. Give us a call on 045 247 625 🐾🐾🐾🐾
How much scratching is too much? It is itchy season at the minute and we are seeing alot of pets coming in for allergies. If your pet is showing signs of allergies give us a call on 045247625. 🐾🐾🐾🐾
Why do our pets get allergies? 🤔 🐾One of the most frustrating things for pet owners are allergies. 🐾 🐾If your pet is suffering from allergies don't put it on the long finger. Give us a call today to discuss your options. 🐾
One of our clients sent us this video today as Lizzie has been receiving a monthly injection for her arthritis. Lizzie is 11 and clearly is still feeling like a puppy now that she is receiving her monthly Librela.❤️❤️❤️🫶
Billie was in for support of her sister getting an injection today. Isn’t she adorable ❤️🥰
What is fibre? Fibre is the tough, indigestible part of plants, fruits, vegetables and cereals. Because fibre is indigestible it means that our pets are unable to digest it on their own. Pets have a huge ecosystem of bacteria and other microorganisms that live in the gut (known as microbiome) which together help our pets break down the fibre into nutrients that can then be absorbed and utilised by the body. This is why it is so important that your pets gastrointestinal tract is happy and healthy 🐾🐾🐾 #letstalkfibre #naasvets #happytummy #protexin
Many of our clients may have heard us talking about the benefits of fibre in your pets diet.🐾 Why is fibre so important you may ask? There are many benefits to fibre in your pets diet including: 1. Gut health. 2. Keeping your pet 'regular' . 3. Creating the perfect poop. 4. Feeding the microbiome. During the month of March we will discuss more benefits of fibre and the specific cases that we will always ensure the fibre intake is sufficient. #letstalkfibre #naasvets #protexin #guthealth
Omey came in this afternoon for a check up after she went for a swim in the canal and got stuck among some briars for 3 hours. She was starving after her traumatic swim🏊♂️🏊♂️ ❤️❤️
We had a new staff member at lunch today, Butthead has been staying with us for the last little while to let his paw heal. 🐱🥰❤️ our nurse Sinéad is obsessed with him 🥰😘
🐶😺 This Pain Awareness Month, we've partnered with @zoetispetireland to educate pet owners about the pain caused by osteoarthritis in dogs and cats which can have a significant impact on a pet’s quality of life. Recognising the signs is the first step towards a better quality of life. Spot the signs today at OAinDogs.ie and OAinCats.ie. Give your furry friend the best life possible. Visit us for support and explore treatment options! 🐶😺 #PainAwarenessMonth #ZoetisPetsIreland #HappyPets
Mits was in yesterday for some TLC and loved his lickimat ❤️🐱🐾
Toby one of our regular visitors was in for his blood test this morning. He was such a good boy he deserved a little treat after and I think he enjoyed it😍. He is getting really excited to cheer on Ireland in the rugby world cup 🏉🏉
Alfie is just a baby🥰🐾
We are turning one this week🎊🎉🐾
Our first birthday is in April!🥳 We are running a competition: Can you tell us what date in April 2022 we opened? Leave your answers below and the winner will be chosen on our first birthday🥳
With a little over a week to go be please be mindful of the following dangers to your pets during the festivities. 🎄🎄🎄 If your pet eats something that is toxic be sure to ring your vet as soon as possible. Our contact number is 045 247 625. The out of hours numbers for Naas Vets during festive season are Emerge: 046 955 7551 or Minight Vet: 045 530 556 🐾🐾🐾
The parasite some of you guessed correctly are ear mites. Ear mites (otodectes cynotis) are tiny parasites that are often only visible under the microscope and they live in the ears of cats, dogs , ferrets and foxes (often younger not older animals) as they feed off skin, oil and ear wax. They are picked up when they come into contact with another animal with mites. 🐾🐾🐾
A healthy weight starts with healthy habits! Does your cat or dog give you "THE LOOK"👀. And is your response "They are hungry" and to then feed them? Are you sure they were hungry? Often they are not and we are overfeeding them. This is often the main reason our pets are overweight. If you would like some help with ensuring your pet is not being overfeed or if you need to start a weight loss journey with your pet give us a call on 045247625. 🐾🐱🐶🐾
The great escape by Patch Traynor😂
Are you happy that your cat is a healthy weight? Are you unsure? We are happy to give you advice on your pets weight if you wish to pop into the clinic to weigh them. Just give us a call on 045 247 625 #naasvets #weightchecks #petobesity #nutritionaladvice
