Greenbay Vet News
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Shoreline Paignton Canine Club
Jan 11 2021
We are pleased to be collaborating with Shoreline in 2021, it is great to support such a fab local business. Shoreline is a beautiful family dining restaurant café overlooking Paignton’s…
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Pet travel from 1st Jan 2021
Dec 17 2020
As predicted, the rules surrounding pet travel to Europe will change on 1/1/2021, as the transition period ends. Great Britain (England, Scotland and Wales) will become a third country from…
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Christmas Opening Times 2020
Dec 02 2020
We hope that your pets stay well over the festive period, but in case you need us here are our opening times over the holidays. Please order any food or…
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Cushing’s Disease in Dogs
Nov 16 2020
What is Cushing’s Disease? Cushing’s, also known as hyperadrenocorticism, is caused by an overproduction of cortisol within the body. Cortisol is a steroid hormone, produced by the adrenal glands which…
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Wilson – such a brave boy
Oct 29 2020
Wilson is an 11 year old Golden Retriever who we saw a lot of earlier this year. Wilson came in to us after his owners had found a few lumps…
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Helping your pet this fireworks season
Oct 21 2020
Although there won’t be the usual big organised displays this year, it is likely people will still have informal fireworks displays in their gardens. Fireworks can be stressful for your…
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Veterinary Awards Nominations Open
Oct 13 2020
Nominations are open for the 2021 Petplan Veterinary Awards. Categories include: Practice of the Year Vet of the Year Vet Nurse of the Year Practice Manager of the Year Practice…
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Hill’s VIP Clinic Scheme
Sep 29 2020
We are happy to have joined Hill’s VIP Clinic scheme. This means we can now sell Hill’s food at much more competitive prices, in addition to £5 off your first…
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Are your pet’s eyes healthy?
Sep 24 2020
This week we have been sharing posts on our social media about dog and cat eye health, in support of TVM UK‘s Pet Eye Health Awareness Week. This article summarises…
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Seizures in dogs and cats
Sep 17 2020
We all know that humans can be affected by seizures (fits) and epilepsy. Dogs and cats can be affected too, which can obviously have a big impact on their lives…
