Wednesday, August 15, 2007

Thank you so much for looking after Quillian and Leo over the years. With kind regards Mr and Mrs M

Many thanks for your support. Mr H

Thank you for the puppy parties. We really enjoyed ourselves love Maisie and Pippa

Thank you. You will never know how grateful we are to you and Rhian for what you did for Bella.

We would like to thank you and the staff for the kindness and compassion shown to Goldie over the past months and also for your professionalism in making a difficult job that little bit easier.

Just a thank you for the kindness you gave to Thomas

We'd like to say a great big thank you for your help with Oz. He was a great part of our family and we miss him so much. You were so good with him and I know he knew we were all there to help him. You did your very best so a big thanks from us all.

Thank you so much from all the help, care and time you gave to me and nipper. Thank you very much.

Thank you for looking after Lucy during the snow. It was a great relief to know that she was safe as we eventually got home at 1.00 a.m. Lucy enjoyed her stay and little adventure as she slept most of the following day.

We would very much like to thank you for your care and bedside manner in our time of utter sadness. Garth is a true caring person and for this quality we thank you from the bottom of our hearts.

We would like to thank you very much for your wonderful care and attention to our dog Tess. Your dedication has given us great comfort during her recent illness. With much appreciation Mr and Mrs B

Thank you for all the care during Smokey's illness.

Thank you so much for the lovely card and sympathy you have shown us with the loss of our Lucy. We would also like to take this opportunity to thank you all for all the are and hard work you put in to try and save Lucy's life, we will never forget that, and sometime in the future when we start to feel a little better we will get another cat and we will definitely be registering it with you. Thank you for everything.

Just to say a big thank you to all of you for helping to make Ballou's last few visits to the vets as stress free as possible. 20 years is a long time and he is missed so much. Many thanks for all your care and consideration. Wishing you all growing success Mr and Mrs C

I just want to say thank you to you all, for looking after my cat. He is loads better now and its all thanks to your excellent care. I can't recommend you highly enough to people, you are all so good at putting people at ease, and its obvious you are animal lovers. Your service is brilliant, and I have recommended your practice to everyone I know. Thank you so much for being so great, it really makes a difference, Keep up the great work. Thanks again Mrs W.

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Tuesday, August 14, 2007

I  found the heeling and the off command very useful. Mr and Mrs H

Excellent course. found the sit command and behavioural advice very useful. Mr B and Miss N

The stay and wait command are very useful. Mr and Mrs H

 

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Thursday, August 02, 2007

A female Staffordshire bull terrier was brought in today with a yellow discharge from the vulva. Other symptoms included increased temperature, lethargic and increased thirst. The dog had been on heat (in season) about six weeks previously. These signs are typical of a uterine infection (pyometra) which has started to discharge through an open cervix. If left this infection would poison the dog's entire system (septicaemia). We therefore made the decision to operate and remove the uterus (womb). Prior to doing this we took a blood sample to check the dog's various organ systems and set up intravenous fluids (a drip) to help the dog during the anaesthetic and to flush out any toxins. After the operation the dog was given pain killers and put on a course of antibiotics to ensure that any infection was eradicated.

The uterus full of pus known as a pyometra.

To prevent this it is important to spay (removing ovaries and uterus) your dog as soon as possible. The earliest this can be done is at 6 months of age. It is a myth that the dog should have it's first season before operating. Spaying your dog as early as possible will also reduce the chance of mammary tumours, remove the chance of ovarian cancer, prevent unwanted pregnancy and prevent seasons.  

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