Vaccinations have proved vital in the fight against infectious disease, in both humans and animals. Our team are passionate about preventing disease in our patients, and as such we do…
We bid farewell to vet, Dr Samantha Prestwood, this week. Sam had worked at Greenbay since 2012, and during her time with us completed the BSAVA certificate in small animal…
Many of our clients treat their pets for fleas routinely. Fleas tend to be highly visible and many of you know that once you get a flea infestation in your…
July is #dryeyeawarenessmonth for humans. Dry Eye is a common eye condition in dogs too. It is caused by the tear glands not producing enough tears. It can affect any…
Unfortunately every summer we treat dogs with heat stroke, so we wanted to share some tips on how to avoid this condition and what to do if you think your…
We are thrilled to announce that our head veterinary nurse, Cazandra Toms, has completed her RCVS Diploma in Advanced Veterinary Nursing. This is an advanced professional qualification, that is only…
Jingles, the African Grey Parrot, has belonged to his owners for five years, after being rehomed by them at 10 years old. They had been told Jingles was male and…
Just like us, animals can suffer from allergies. An allergy is a reaction of the immune system to a common substance, known as an allergen. The most common pet allergens are fleas,…
Greenbay Vets is supporting Rabbit Awareness Week 2019 Rabbit Awareness Week (RAW) is 1st-9th June. This year’s RAW campaign, organised by Burgess Pet Care, is raising awareness around Rabbit Viral…
May is Veterinary Nurse Awareness Month. During this month we celebrate and highlight the amazing work of our veterinary nurses. At Greenbay Vets in Torquay and Paignton, we are proud…
