Meet Leila she came to us as she had started to pass lots of small wees. An ultrasound was preformed and the veterinary surgeon was able to see large stones...

Apollo visited our Tyldesley branch for a rare procedure called a Laparoscopic assisted Abdominal Cryptorchid castrate. The testes develop near the kidneys w...

Today we have had several calls regarding COVID-19 (coronavirus) and pets. Here is some information from the World Small Animal Veterinary Association. Pleas...

Pet Friendly Pancakes. Please share the recipe *we would love to see your pancakes* **Ingredients** 1 banana 2 eggs **Instructions** 1) Mash up bananas in a ...

Unfortunately we have seen our first two cases in 2020 of Myxomatosis this week. Myxomatosis is a viral disease that affects rabbits. Unfortunately it is a v...

Whether you've got a new kitten or you've adopted a cat, it is particularly important to microchip your pet. Unlike collars, microchips don't come off, or pu...

Last week we saw this giddy patient at our Standish branch for TECA surgery. A TECA or Total Ear Canal Ablation is a procedure undertaken to manage severe mi...

As the weather begins to mellow we start to see spring flowers appearing and are tempted back into our gardens to plant new bulbs. It's important to know whi...

Bella recently attended our Standish surgery with problems with her anal glands and had an anal sacculectomy. An anal sacculectomy is where the surgeon makes...

This week Ronnie visited our Tyldesley surgery for a Cryptorchid Castrate. Cryptorchidism is when one or both testicles do not descend into the scrotum. The ...

Meet Baloo, who recently visited the surgery with anorexia and vomiting. After his clinical exam further tests were needed to establish what was causing him ...