Integrated Veterinary Services

26/11/2025

26/11/2025

So important!

Some more great reasons why we love a four beat walk:

⭐️ it’s a slow rhythmic movement pattern, this has lots of calming effects on the nervous system

⭐️ it can really help with lead walking and pulling

⭐️ it is a great way to incorporate some free work with your dog

⭐️ it is a really useful early warning system for pain and dysfunction and is vital for rehab if injury does occur

15/11/2025

Click Here to visit our 2026 Congress Page
https://www.ivas.org/2026-ivas-congress/

13/11/2025

Love that pup 🐾

Gait analysis report said… “stupidly cute, test again in 4 weeks”

13/11/2025

A pleasure to be able to help the lovely Lea on her rehabilitation journey 🐾

🐾 Meet Lea 🐾

Lea has faced some difficult challenges in her life, but thanks to the dedicated care of her foster home, she’s been making wonderful progress. Recently, Lea was referred to our team for a femoral head and neck excision to help improve her comfort and mobility.

We’re pleased to share that her surgery went smoothly and she’s recovering really well. Lea’s resilience and gentle nature have made her a pleasure to look after, and it’s lovely to see her happy and relaxed outside the practice following her procedure.

12/11/2025

11/11/2025

At the eleventh hour on the eleventh day of the eleventh month...
We pause once more - to remember every life lost in war, human and animal alike.
Some wore uniforms. Others wore collars, harnesses, or feathers.
All gave their hearts.

10/11/2025

Identify the body language, sounds, and signals used to communicate between humans and animals.

10/11/2025

Come and wirk with “The Dream Team”!!

It’s the last chance to get your applications in for our administrator position. We can’t wait to find the right person to join the team.

05/11/2025

Epilepsy Community & Emergency Seizure Management Workshop

We were absolutely blown away by the amazing turnout and engagement at last Wednesday’s session!

Carers from across the UK—and even as far away as Canada and Australia—joined us to share experiences, swap tips, and support one another in caring for pets with epilepsy.

The evening was full of learning, laughter, and reassurance, a wonderful reminder that no one faces this journey alone.

🎥 Watch the full recording here: https://petseizureclinic.co.uk/events/workshop-epilepsy-community-emergency-seizure-management

If you’ve joined any of our events this year and are 18 or older, we’d be so grateful if you could take a few minutes to complete our survey: https://uofg.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_3RiZsucKXAH2ypw

Stay tuned for further initiatives!
The Seizure Clinic

05/11/2025

Fireworks season has officially started, and we know that many of you and your pets might be feeling anxious...

Luckily, Nurse Rodney has some practical advice to help you through the coming days.

“Though I am very brave, I’m the first to admit loud bangs and flashing lights can be ruff! 🎆
But here are some tips your humans can action, so we can all feel safer:

🐾 Building a cosy den indoors with blankets and toys that you can use to hideout when it all gets too much.

🎶 Closing the curtains and turning up the TV to muffle the scary booms at the time of the displays.

⏰ Getting walkies early, before the fireworks begin.

🩺 Checking in with my team – Whiskers Vets are brilliant in helping those of us who are terribly frightened with fireworks and will definitely advise dispensing extra treats.”

Thank you, Nurse Rodney, for your words of wisdom! We’d also like to remind you to double-check microchip details and ID tags, just in case your pet goes missing.

We’re here for you if you need us!

03/11/2025

The research team at The Royal Veterinary College (RVC), in collaboration with Battersea, has launched a nationwide survey to investigate how dog behaviour may (or may not) impact their owners, canine welfare and the human-animal bond.

The survey is open to all adult UK dog owners whose dog is over 12 months old. Insights gathered will help veterinary professionals, canine behaviour experts and animal welfare organisations and charities provide better behavioural support for owners and their pets across the UK.

If you’re a veterinary professional, please consider sharing this survey with your clients before the closing date, 9th November.

Your support could help generate insights that improve canine welfare and strengthen owner–dog relationships.

The survey is available on this link: https://rvc.uk.com/living-with-dogs-survey-main