Greenbay Vet News

Phobia of sudden loud noises, such as fireworks, can be a major problem for dogs. Although fireworks season may seem a long way off, preparation in advance can prevent noise...

We would like to wish all of our pet patients and their owners a Happy Easter, and hope we get some lovely Spring sunshine to enjoy. Please make sure you...

We are pleased to share the news that vet, Michelle, has passed her postgraduate certificate examination in Small Animal Medicine. This is the culmination of 2 years of studying. Michelle...

February is pet dental health month. You may have seen our educational posts on our Facebook page, but we have also collated some here for you.  Like humans, when dogs…

What are they?  Puppy 1:1 clinics are new to Greenbay Vets and replacing our old Puppy Parties. Our new clinics are designed to allow puppies and their owners an opportunity to...

Osteoarthritis is the most common cause of chronic pain in dogs, affecting 4 out of 5 older dogs. Signs can be subtle, but may include: Different behaviours including depression and…

In January 2021 we created an official sustainability policy for Greenbay Vets, here is an update 1 year on. We had a number of things already in place: Switching to…

Just a quick post to say thank you for choosing us to be your vets in 2021, and also thank you for your continued patience and kindness during the pandemic….

GENERAL WINTER CARE Try to walk your dog during daylight hours. If it is dark, make sure you and your dog can be seen by using LED collars, high-vis clothing…

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…