Greenbay Vet News

Veterinary Receptionist of the Year nominations are open! This award offers the chance for pet owners and colleagues to recognise the amazing work that receptionists do while championing individuals for...

We are proud to be a Cat Friendly Clinic, with both our surgeries achieving silver status. This year our Torquay vets surgery was due for reaccreditation and we were thrilled...

As part of our sustainability plan for 2023 we wanted to understand our carbon emissions better. Thankfully Vet Sustain produced a veterinary specific carbon calculator, which made the job of...

As they get older, just like in people the risk of cats developing high blood pressure increases. The problem is there are very few signs to spot until late in...

Huge congratulations to Veterinary Nurse Laura H, who has passed her nursing certificate in Animal Behaviour after nearly 18 months of study! You can read more about how Laura has...

As the weather starts to warm up we wanted to remind rabbit owners about the dangers of flystrike. It can happen in other animals too e.g. guinea pigs. What is...

As we move into spring adders will be coming out of hibernation. Adders are most commonly found on dry, sandy heaths, sand dunes, moorlands and woodland edges. Adults adders are...

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...

New legislation has been laid out which will make microchipping of pet cats compulsory, like it already is for dogs. Owners will have until 10 June 2024 to microchip their...

As Easter approaches, please remember about the dangers of chocolate consumption in pets!  Every year we see at least one unfortunate dog who has consumed a dangerous amount of chocolate...