**UPDATE – THIS EVENT WAS UNFORTUNATELY CANCELLED DUE TO THE SNOW. IT HAS BEEN RE-SCHEDULED FOR 23/4/18 AT 7PM. ALL THOSE WHO HAD PREVIOUSLY BOOKED SHOULD BE CONTACTED BY TORBAY…
Rico is no spring chicken, but this gorgeous boy proved there was plenty of fight in him left when he underwent open chest surgery at our Torquay surgery at the…
This gorgeous cat is Alfie. He came to see us last year after injuring his front left leg. X-rays showed that he had a fracture near to his wrist joint….
“Alabama rot” (idiopathic cutaneous and renal glomerular vasculopathy) is a very rare, but potentially fatal disease of dogs. It has been recognised in the UK since 2012, with most cases…
Those of you who have been in recently will likely have seen head nurse Cazandra’s husband, Aaron, hard at work refurbishing our waiting and consulting rooms. Thank you for your…
Always keen to be able to offer the latest treatments to our patients we are excited that we can now offer therapeutic laser treatments at our Torquay surgery. Our new…
Vet and Greenbay owner John has contributed to a local news article about pyometra in female dogs. The aim of the article was to raise awareness of this potentially life…
Members of our team did a sponsored dog walk on Sunday October 8th. They walked the 11 miles of varied terrain between Torquay harbour and Brixham harbour. There were a…
Sadly many pets show signs of anxiety when they hear fireworks, and in some cases may suffer from a severe phobia. Signs of firework anxiety may include: • Trembling and…
We recently treated a little puppy called Boo at our Torquay surgery, who had eaten some of a used human painkiller patch. Fortunately Boo made a full recovery after her…
