If you are looking to book a cat vaccination, please be aware that there is an ongoing shortage of some cat vaccines affecting all UK Veterinary practices. Find out more here.

Nurse Clinics

Our qualified nurses are available with a number of clinics to help you care for your pet

  • Puppy and Kitten or Small Furry Chats
  • Adolescent Checks
  • Senior Wellness Clinic
  • Weight Clinics
  • Dental Checks
  • Post-Operative Checks
  • Fireworks Clinics
  • Nail Clips
  • Administering Medication
  • Second Vaccinations
  • Microchipping

Puppy and Kitten or Small Furry Chats

A new addition to the family is a very exciting time, but there can be an overwhelming amount to think about!

Book in with one of our lovely nurses for a chat about worming, flea treatment, insurance, neutering, toilet training, microchipping, socialisation and behavioural training.

Adolescent Checks

When your new pet is around 5 months old, this is the perfect time to bring them back in to see the nurse as you may have more questions that you didn’t think of at the puppy/kitten chat.

During our adolescent check, a nurse can discuss neutering with you, along with other adolescent issues such as changing onto an adult diet, behaviour, and flea and worming treatments.

If your pet is older, this is a perfect time to talk to the nurses to see if neutering is the best option for your pet, as well as the pros and cons of the operation.

Senior Wellness Clinic

Like us our pets will feel the signs of aging. We are very lucky that now there are many things that will help them to not only prolong their lives but improve their quality of life as well.

Cats from 7 years old, large dogs from 5 years old and small dogs from 8 years old will benefit from our senior pet clinic.

Our nurses will check the early signs of aging such as mobility and their teeth. They can advise on small changes that may help to keep your pet fit and healthy. Your pets long-term health is our first priority so if we are concerned about anything we will refer you onto a vet.

There are also optional extra’s available such as a pre ga blood test to check the kidney/liver. These can be discussed during the appointment and if they are necessary can be booked in.

Weight Clinics

It is estimated that 40% of dogs and 25% of cats in the UK are overweight! If you think your pet is too fat, you may want to consider our free weight clinic.

A nurse will weigh and body condition score your pet, and then calculate a target weight and devise a plan for your pet to shift those pounds!

Weight clinics are not just for weight loss, we can also help if you think your pet is underweight or you just want to keep an eye on your pets weight.

Dental Checks

Going to the dentist is no fun for anyone and this is the same for our pets. By the age of 2 it has been shown that 80% of dogs and 70% of cats have some sign of dental disease.

If you want advice on how to minimise the amount of dental work you pet has to have over their lifetime then the dental care clinic is for you.

The nurse will not only show you how to brush their teeth they will also talk you through the different products available and diets that may help your pet. They can also give great advice as simple as using a carrot as a treat.

Post-Operative Checks

All our routine operations are checked 5 days post operatively by one of our nurses. They will discuss your pet's recovery and refer you to a vet if they feel it is needed.

Fireworks Clinics

Many animals hate fireworks and at certain times of the year they can become increasingly stressed. There are different options available to them and this clinic is here so you can get advice on what the best option for your pet may be.

This clinic is available year round as the options all take differing lengths of time to work.

Nail Clips

If your cat, dog, rabbit or guinea pig has overgrown nails, you can book in for a nail clip appointment with one of our nurses. Some animals have a real phobia of having their nails clipped, but our experienced nurses will take the time to help keep your pet calm.

Administering Medication

Some of our furry companions can be a little reluctant when it comes to taking their tablets or even keeping still whilst applying a spot on treatment. If you are struggling why not book an appointment with a nurse. You can then be confident they have received what they need.

Second Vaccinations

Nurses can administer second vaccinations to cats and dogs assuming the first vaccination has been done at Park Issa or New Foundry. They will chat through when your pet can go outside and answer any questions that you might have. Or if they can’t they will find out the answer for you and get back to you!

Microchipping

Dogs are required by law to by microchipped by the breeder so this is something to look out for if you are considering taking on a new puppy. The reason for this is to ensure that they have not been bred at a puppy farm. Nurses can implant microchips. We also recommend (although it is not a legal requirement) that you microchip your cat or other pet please ask if you are unsure if it is a species that can be chipped.