Vet Ian Sayers was back out in Lebanon last week, volunteering his time to help animals in desperate need. This photo isn’t just for effect, Ian (on the left) genuinely…
We loved seeing photos of our feline patients on our Facebook page for International Cat Day (8th August). For all the cat owners out there we would recommend you check…
A big well done to our receptionist, Donna, who has been fundraising for The MS Society during July. Donna has completed 100k during sessions on the bike at the gym…
Although we are all enjoying this lovely summer weather, it can cause problems for dogs. Dogs rely on panting to keep cool, and can easily overheat in hot weather. Any…
High blood pressure, or hypertension, is common in older cats. Usually in cats it is found as a complication of other underlying medical conditions such as kidney disease. To detect…
There has been an urgent recall of certain dry cat foods, following a rise in a rare condition called pancytopenia. Sadly this condition is proving fatal in many cases. Investigations…
Hopefully everyone is now aware that it is a legal requirement for dogs over 8 weeks of age to be microchipped and for the owner details on the microchip database to…
**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…
