These pesky parasites can make for a very grump cat – but they’re totally preventable with a range of treatments.
5 Kidderminster Road
Bromsgrove
Worcestershire
B61 7JJ
Monday to Friday 8:00am - 7:00pm
Saturday 9:00am - 5:00pm
Sunday 9:30am - 12:00noon
12 Kidderminster Road
Hagley
Worcestershire
DY9 0QD
Monday to Friday 8:00am - 7:00pm
Saturday 9:00am - 11:30am
Sunday Closed
165 New Road
Rubery
Worcestershire
B45 9JW
Monday - Friday 8:30am - 6:30pm
Saturday 12:00noon - 2:30pm
Sunday Closed
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These pesky parasites can make for a very grump cat – but they’re totally preventable with a range of treatments.
Each month or so, we like to give our team a little treat to say thanks for doing an amazing job. With it being National Wildflower Week at the start of May, we teamed up with Worcestershire Wildlife Trust to give everyone one of their Pledge a Patch Packs. Inside their packs, our team each…
Ticks are the bearer of this unpleasant disease, but we’ve got hints on how to avoid them and symptoms to watch out for.
Spring is officially here and the mercury is set to rise for the bank holiday weekend – Hooray! Remember to keep your pets safe and cool in the hot weather – here are some tips We’re here as normal at all three practices on Saturday 5th May, and at Bromsgrove on Sunday 9:30 – 12 noon.…
As well as loving your pets, we also love our team and that’s why we’ve launched a Year of Volunteering for all our staff. Gifting our staff with an extra day off to volunteer was the idea of our head vet & director, Alun Edwards. Alun was keen to do something extra for his staff…
If your rabbit has red, watery eyes, it could well be suffering from an allergy. We list some common irritants and offer some advice on preventing allergies.
Around 120 local pet owners joined us last night for our free ‘Pet First Aid Event’ at Bromsgrove School. We offered this event in support of National Pet Month, which runs from April 1st until May 7th and focuses on responsible pet ownership, as well as our chosen Charity, Worcestershire Wildlife Trust. We knew this…
Hay fever in cats is not to be sneezed at. It can make them feel as miserable as it does humans – but the good news is that it’s highly treatable.
Spring brings with it many allergies – and not just for humans. Dogs can suffer just as badly so here are some signs to look out for.
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