**UPDATE 21st June – the team smashed it! They all completed the race, earning Bronze medals. To date, they have raised nearly £700 for Animals in Distress – thank you…
In January 2021 we created an official sustainability policy for Greenbay Vets. This is something close to the hearts of the practice owners, and we know also to many of…
BOAS stands for Brachycephalic Obstructive Airway Syndrome. This is a fairly common condition in short nosed breeds of dog e.g. French Bulldogs, British Bulldogs and Pugs, and can also affect…
May is Veterinary Nursing Awareness Month. During this month we celebrate the work of our amazing veterinary nurses. We are proud to employ qualified Registered Veterinary Nurses and Student Veterinary…
What is Regenerative Medicine? Regenerative medicine is using the body’s own cells to heal and regenerate damaged tissues. After reviewing the evidence and doing some further study in 2020, John…
In our 1st article we covered what fleas are, and how to know if your pet has fleas. Preventing a flea infestation Effective prevention is much simpler than curing an…
It is not just furry patients that we see at Greenbay Vets! Exotics vet Ian has regular visits from our reptilian friends, including snakes, lizards and tortoises. In the photo…
We would like to wish all of our pet patients and their owners a Happy Easter, as we look forward to hopefully getting out and about a bit more. Please…
Guinea Pig Awareness Week takes place this week – 22nd-28th March 2021, organised by Burgess Pet Care. Follow their Facebook Page to take part, and learn how to keep your…
