Luc Van Dijck Veterinary Centre Ltd
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When it comes to choosing a veterinary practice, you want to know that your pet is going to be seen by a dedicated professional & caring staff. At Luc Van Dijck Veterinary Centre in Wigan we pride ourselves on the relationships we have built with each of our patients and their loyal owners. You can look forward to being seen by a familiar face on each visit, and your furry friend will only ever receive a first class level of care; from the moment they walk through our doors to the moment they leave again.
Keeping up with the latest advances in veterinary medicine is something we take very seriously at Luc Van Dijck Veterinary Centre. As well as investing heavily in the most up to date equipment, we also offer modern procedures such as laparoscopic surgery. We go out of our way to stay in touch with the latest developments in the veterinary world so that we can offer your pet the best possible care.
The service you and your pet will receive at our practice is unrivalled. Your furry friend will always be treated with the care and respect that they deserve, and you will be made to feel comfortable and valued at every opportunity. We also always vow to explain everything to you in a language you understand, so that you can continue to provide your furry friend with a healthy and happy lifestyle.
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We now have in stock a wide variety of bandanas for dogs and cats, with different sizes available to suit all, here are just a few, with a lot more choices available in surgery 🐶🐶🐾🐈🐈
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The Cat is out the bag!! our new Extended premises are due to open 15th April please join us for our open day! have a look around our, New Pet Boutique, Self Service Dog Wash, And Robert Ashton will be on site for Free pet Photo shoot (please book) :)
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We have now found a new loving family for the rescue cat we posted on Facebook. Thanks to everyone for sharing and showing concern.We are very hopeful that she will settle in well with her new family, fingers crossed! Thanks again for everyone's help and concern. Luc
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Without wanting to be a spoilsport, Valentine's Day seems an appropriate time to remind our dog enthusiasts about the dangers of chocolate , particularly dark chocolate. The more real cacao chocolate contains, the more theobromine it contains. The more theobromine, the more dangerous the products. On top of that there also seems to be some genetic susceptibility to the toxicity in certain breeds. Even cats can occasionally be affected, although this is much rarer. So please avoid giving any chocolate to your pets.
Xylitol in peanut butter.ALERT!!!! Peanut butter seems to have become more popular as a dog treat in the last few years. Normal peanut butter, although quite calorie rich was not particularly harmful to dogs. But as with a lot of human mass produced food products, a recent trend has been to launch low sugar versions ,by replacing sugars with artificial sweeteners. Unfortunately the artificial sweetener xylitol has proven to be quite toxic in dogs. So far it was mainly a potential risk with sugar free chewing gum as a lot of these contain xylitol. Now, more recently , this is now also used in certain brands of peanut butter. So if you use peanut butter as a treat for your dog , please check that it is XYLITOL FREE!!!! So avoid any brands that contain xylitol or that are not clearly labelled xylitol free! Even small amounts of xylitol ingested by dogs can induce life threatening hypoglycaemia ( dangerously low blood sugar)and also lead to liver damage.
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