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We are a small and large animal practice, committed to offering the highest levels of care to all of our patients, big and small, cute and furry. Small animal consultations
Monday to friday 9-10 and 4-6
Saturday 9:30 till 12
Please note consults are by appointment only
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Sully has been missing since Monday, from Millstreet Road area. If anybody has seen her could they please contact us on 026-41091 so we can help get her home.
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If pets made New Years Resolutions! Year after year, one of the most common New Year’s resolutions we make is to lose weight, and this year why don't we share that goal with our dogs and cats. The new year presents a perfect opportunity to create regular exercise routines for our pets and begin to effectively manage their eating habits to avoid obesity. Below are simple steps you can take to help regulate your pet’s weight: Avoid feeding your pet table scraps. Keep a consistent diet by monitoring the amount of food you give your pet. Regulate the amount the treats you give your pet. Establish a healthy and fun exercise schedule. Come and ask us about our weight management clinic. If your pet needs to loose a few inches we have loads of ideas to help them do so. We also have a weighing scales in the waiting room for anyone who wants to check their pets weight, free to use as often as you want.
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We would like to take the Opportunity to thank all of our Customers who have visited us this year. We wish you and all of your pets a very Merry Christmas.
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Just a Reminder of our Christmas and New Years Opening Hours: 23rd Dec. (Fri) 9am – 6pm 24th Christmas Eve. (Sat) 9am - 1pm 25th Christmas Day (Sun) Closed 26th Stephen’s Day (Mon) Closed 27th Tue Closed 28th Wed 9am-6pm 29th Thur 9am-6pm 30th Fri 9am – 6pm 31st New Years Eve (Sat) 9am – 1pm 1st New Years Day (Sun) Closed 2nd Jan (Mon) Closed 3rd Jan (Tue) 9am-6pm - Back to normal opening hours from then. In Case of an Emergency Call 026 41091.
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Christmas can be a busy time with visiting friends and relatives so make sure your pet doesn't make an escape in the commotion. make sure that they are wearing a collar with a tag and make sure that all microchip details are up to date just in case they slip out. If you plan to throw a holiday party, consider leaving a cute, festive note on the food table to remind guests not to share holiday treats with the pets. Drinking cups (especially those filled with alcohol) and plates should be kept out of reach of your pets. During parties, some pets can get a bit stressed out, so have a safety spot available. This location should be away from the festivities and should have fresh water, a couple of toys and a comfortable place to sleep.
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The finishing touches to every home at Christmas often come in the form of plants and flowers; however, certain types of plants are highly toxic to pets and must be kept well out of reach. Some of the plants your pets should avoid are in the attached picture.
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Our Christmas and New Years Opening Hours are as Follows. 23rd Dec. (Fri) 9am – 6pm 24th Christmas Eve. (Sat) 9am - 1pm 25th Christmas Day (Sun) Closed 26th Stephen’s Day (Mon) Closed 27th Tue Closed 28th Wed 9am-6pm 29th Thur 9am-6pm 30th Fri 9am – 6pm 31st New Years Eve (Sat) 9am – 1pm 1st New Years Day (Sun) Closed 2nd Jan (Mon) Closed 3rd Jan (Tue) 9am-6pm - Back to normal opening hours from then. In Case of an Emergency Call 026 41091.
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Christmas is a time of giving, but some of us tend to get carried away when it comes to providing our pets with treats. Many human foods can cause serious illness to our four legged friends, take caution when choosing what treats to give your pet. If you want to give your pet treats, purchase specially made treats for pets or give them small amounts of plain cooked meat. Don't give them small cooked bones as they can shatter which can cause irritation to their intestines or get stuck and cause an obstruction. See the picture below of some of the more important toxic ingredients which could be hidden in sauces, cakes and pies you could be thinking of sharing with your pet this Christmas.
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If you usually order special food for your pet make sure to give us a call this week to ensure it is delivered in time for Christmas.
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Christmas is most definitely a wonderful time of year but there are a lot of dangers associated with it for pets. From now until Christmas we will share some tips to keep your pets safe and to ensure they also have a happy Christmas! Christmas Decorations bring the house alive, but if you have pets it can be a bit tricky as there are many risks such as swallowing decorations or injuring themselves on broken baubles or fallen trees. Make sure the tree is securely in place in case your pet decides to jump or pull at it. Don't hang edible treats such as candy canes or chocolate on your tree they may be attractive to your pet and harmful if consumed! Replace glass baubles with plastic to avoid them shattering. Make sure the baubles on the tree are too big to be swallowed. Replace tinsel with paper chains or bead chains and keep other Christmas decorations out of their reach. If you have a real tree sweep up the needles as they can cause irritation to pads. Keep electric cables and fairy lights out of pets reach as if chewed they can cause serious problems.
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Just making another effort to reunite this lovely girl with her owners. She has been with us a couple of weeks now and would love to go home. If anyone recognises her contact us on 026 41091
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Some adorable kittens to add the awww to your day 😍
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