Services
Companion Animals
Consultations - Routine & Preventative Health Checks
Regular veterinary health examinations are essential to keep your pet healthy. Whether you have a concern or a query, or if your pet appears perfectly healthy, it is a good idea to get regular check-ups. Annual check-ups coincide with booster vaccinations for most pets. Consultations are available, by appointment only, during the week and on Saturday mornings.
Our vets will examine your pet and decide on the best course of treatment. Where necessary we can organise several tests to help make an accurate diagnosis:
• Blood tests – Vetscan Haematology & Biochemistry
• Urinalysis – Vetscan UA
• Microscopy – to help with diagnosis of ear and skin disease
• Dermatology – blood samples are sent to a specialist laboratory to make a diagnosis
• Radiography – X-ray examination using DR system for excellent visualisation
Some conditions we regularly treat include:
• Cardiac conditions
• Osteoarthritis
• Vomiting and diarrhoea
• Diabetes and other endocrine diseases
• Seizure management
Our vets will examine your pet and decide on the best course of treatment. Where necessary we can organise several tests to help make an accurate diagnosis:
• Blood tests – Vetscan Haematology & Biochemistry
• Urinalysis – Vetscan UA
• Microscopy – to help with diagnosis of ear and skin disease
• Dermatology – blood samples are sent to a specialist laboratory to make a diagnosis
• Radiography – X-ray examination using DR system for excellent visualisation
Some conditions we regularly treat include:
• Cardiac conditions
• Osteoarthritis
• Vomiting and diarrhoea
• Diabetes and other endocrine diseases
• Seizure management
Microchipping
Microchipping is a quick and inexpensive way of permanently identifying your pet. While it is mandatory the have your dog microchipped under the Microchipping of Dogs Regulations 2015, it is also very important for your cat or rabbit.
The microchip is about the size of a grain of rice and is implanted under the skin where it stays for the duration of your pet’s life. Microchipping can be done at any age and is a very quick procedure.
Once the microchip is implanted, your details will be registered to that microchip. If your pet ever gets lost and is scanned, your details will be found and you will be reunited with your pet.
The microchip is about the size of a grain of rice and is implanted under the skin where it stays for the duration of your pet’s life. Microchipping can be done at any age and is a very quick procedure.
Once the microchip is implanted, your details will be registered to that microchip. If your pet ever gets lost and is scanned, your details will be found and you will be reunited with your pet.
Regular Worm & Flea/Tick treatments
Both internal and external parasites have to be managed regularly as they pose a risk to both your pets’ health and your own health. We advise regular worming from two weeks of age and year-round flea/ tick control in both puppies and kittens.
We stock a full range of products in the clinic and staff are available for advice at all times.
We offer a reminder service by text message so that your pet never misses a treatment.
We stock a full range of products in the clinic and staff are available for advice at all times.
We offer a reminder service by text message so that your pet never misses a treatment.
Diagnostics
Where necessary we can organise several tests to help make an accurate diagnosis:
• Blood tests – Vetscan Haematology & Biochemistry
• Blood testing helps to diagnose a wide range of health problems in pets. Blood tests are also used to assess a pet’s overall health as well as suitability for anaesthesia and for certain medications.
• We also use several national and international laboratories for more complicated cases.
• Urinalysis – Vetscan UA
• Microscopy – to help with diagnosis of ear and skin disease
• Dermatology – blood samples are sent to a specialist laboratory to make a diagnosis
• Radiography – X-ray examination using DR system for excellent visualisation
• X-rays can be used to diagnose various conditions such as fractures and arthritis as well as enlarged hearts and ingestion of foreign bodies.
• Although the procedure is painless, in some cases pets are sedated or have a general anaesthetic to reduce the stress associated with the procedure, to position the pet correctly and to help the animal remain still while the images are being taken.
• Blood tests – Vetscan Haematology & Biochemistry
• Blood testing helps to diagnose a wide range of health problems in pets. Blood tests are also used to assess a pet’s overall health as well as suitability for anaesthesia and for certain medications.
• We also use several national and international laboratories for more complicated cases.
• Urinalysis – Vetscan UA
• Microscopy – to help with diagnosis of ear and skin disease
• Dermatology – blood samples are sent to a specialist laboratory to make a diagnosis
• Radiography – X-ray examination using DR system for excellent visualisation
• X-rays can be used to diagnose various conditions such as fractures and arthritis as well as enlarged hearts and ingestion of foreign bodies.
• Although the procedure is painless, in some cases pets are sedated or have a general anaesthetic to reduce the stress associated with the procedure, to position the pet correctly and to help the animal remain still while the images are being taken.
Nutrition Advice
Nutrition is very important throughout your dog’s life, from birth through to senior years. Nutritional requirements change throughout life and there are different requirements between different breeds.
Correct nutrition should ideally be provided from a very early age to support healthy and steady growth and development of puppies and kittens.
We advise owners on the correct weight for their pet and advise on daily feeding requirements. We also give advice on prescription diets. These diets are prescribed by a vet for the specific nutritional requirements of certain illnesses and conditions such as arthritis, gastrointestinal issues, food allergies, diabetes and heart disease.
We stock a range of premium brands, both life-stage and prescription, and are trained to give advice regarding which diet is most suitable for your pet’s needs. Brands stocked include:
• Calibra
• Royal Canin
We advise owners on the correct weight for their pet and advise on daily feeding requirements. We also give advice on prescription diets. These diets are prescribed by a vet for the specific nutritional requirements of certain illnesses and conditions such as arthritis, gastrointestinal issues, food allergies, diabetes and heart disease.
We stock a range of premium brands, both life-stage and prescription, and are trained to give advice regarding which diet is most suitable for your pet’s needs. Brands stocked include:
• Calibra
• Royal Canin
Emergencies
We understand that pets don't always get sick during working hours so, outside of office hours, we provide an emergency service for our clients making sure there is someone at the end of the phone at all times. Our out of hours cover is done in rotation with other local veterinary clinics.
Euthanasia & Cremation
This can be a very difficult decision to make and we try to make the process as pain free as possible. Euthanasing your pet is one of the most difficult decisions you will need to make and our caring team will help you through this difficult time. If you have any concerns regarding your pet’s quality of life please contact us.
We offer a cremation service with group and private cremations being offered by a licensed provider. With a private cremation, your pet’s ashes will be returned in a casket of your choice.
We offer a cremation service with group and private cremations being offered by a licensed provider. With a private cremation, your pet’s ashes will be returned in a casket of your choice.
Pet Passport
Pets need to be microchipped and vaccinated against rabies before a Pet Passport can be issued.
Pet Passports are legal documents and have to be authorised by a vet.
Please get in touch with the clinic well in advance of travelling to find out more.
Companion Animals
Consultations - Routine & Preventative Health Checks
Regular veterinary health examinations are essential to keep your pet healthy. Whether you have a concern or a query, or if your pet appears perfectly healthy, it is a good idea to get regular check-ups. Annual check-ups coincide with booster vaccinations for most pets. Consultations are available, by appointment only, during the week and on Saturday mornings.
Our vets will examine your pet and decide on the best course of treatment. Where necessary we can organise several tests to help make an accurate diagnosis:
• Blood tests – Vetscan Haematology & Biochemistry
• Urinalysis – Vetscan UA
• Microscopy – to help with diagnosis of ear and skin disease
• Dermatology – blood samples are sent to a specialist laboratory to make a diagnosis
• Radiography – X-ray examination using DR system for excellent visualisation
Some conditions we regularly treat include:
• Cardiac conditions
• Osteoarthritis
• Vomiting and diarrhoea
• Diabetes and other endocrine diseases
• Seizure management
Our vets will examine your pet and decide on the best course of treatment. Where necessary we can organise several tests to help make an accurate diagnosis:
• Blood tests – Vetscan Haematology & Biochemistry
• Urinalysis – Vetscan UA
• Microscopy – to help with diagnosis of ear and skin disease
• Dermatology – blood samples are sent to a specialist laboratory to make a diagnosis
• Radiography – X-ray examination using DR system for excellent visualisation
Some conditions we regularly treat include:
• Cardiac conditions
• Osteoarthritis
• Vomiting and diarrhoea
• Diabetes and other endocrine diseases
• Seizure management
Microchipping
Microchipping is a quick and inexpensive way of permanently identifying your pet. While it is mandatory the have your dog microchipped under the Microchipping of Dogs Regulations 2015, it is also very important for your cat or rabbit.
The microchip is about the size of a grain of rice and is implanted under the skin where it stays for the duration of your pet’s life. Microchipping can be done at any age and is a very quick procedure.
Once the microchip is implanted, your details will be registered to that microchip. If your pet ever gets lost and is scanned, your details will be found and you will be reunited with your pet.
The microchip is about the size of a grain of rice and is implanted under the skin where it stays for the duration of your pet’s life. Microchipping can be done at any age and is a very quick procedure.
Once the microchip is implanted, your details will be registered to that microchip. If your pet ever gets lost and is scanned, your details will be found and you will be reunited with your pet.
Regular Worm & Flea/Tick treatments
Both internal and external parasites have to be managed regularly as they pose a risk to both your pets’ health and your own health. We advise regular worming from two weeks of age and year-round flea/ tick control in both puppies and kittens.
We stock a full range of products in the clinic and staff are available for advice at all times.
We offer a reminder service by text message so that your pet never misses a treatment.
We stock a full range of products in the clinic and staff are available for advice at all times.
We offer a reminder service by text message so that your pet never misses a treatment.
Diagnostics
Where necessary we can organise several tests to help make an accurate diagnosis:
• Blood tests – Vetscan Haematology & Biochemistry
• Blood testing helps to diagnose a wide range of health problems in pets. Blood tests are also used to assess a pet’s overall health as well as suitability for anaesthesia and for certain medications.
• We also use several national and international laboratories for more complicated cases.
• Urinalysis – Vetscan UA
• Microscopy – to help with diagnosis of ear and skin disease
• Dermatology – blood samples are sent to a specialist laboratory to make a diagnosis
• Radiography – X-ray examination using DR system for excellent visualisation
• X-rays can be used to diagnose various conditions such as fractures and arthritis as well as enlarged hearts and ingestion of foreign bodies.
• Although the procedure is painless, in some cases pets are sedated or have a general anaesthetic to reduce the stress associated with the procedure, to position the pet correctly and to help the animal remain still while the images are being taken.
• Blood tests – Vetscan Haematology & Biochemistry
• Blood testing helps to diagnose a wide range of health problems in pets. Blood tests are also used to assess a pet’s overall health as well as suitability for anaesthesia and for certain medications.
• We also use several national and international laboratories for more complicated cases.
• Urinalysis – Vetscan UA
• Microscopy – to help with diagnosis of ear and skin disease
• Dermatology – blood samples are sent to a specialist laboratory to make a diagnosis
• Radiography – X-ray examination using DR system for excellent visualisation
• X-rays can be used to diagnose various conditions such as fractures and arthritis as well as enlarged hearts and ingestion of foreign bodies.
• Although the procedure is painless, in some cases pets are sedated or have a general anaesthetic to reduce the stress associated with the procedure, to position the pet correctly and to help the animal remain still while the images are being taken.
Nutrition Advice
Nutrition is very important throughout your dog’s life, from birth through to senior years. Nutritional requirements change throughout life and there are different requirements between different breeds.
Correct nutrition should ideally be provided from a very early age to support healthy and steady growth and development of puppies and kittens.
We advise owners on the correct weight for their pet and advise on daily feeding requirements. We also give advice on prescription diets. These diets are prescribed by a vet for the specific nutritional requirements of certain illnesses and conditions such as arthritis, gastrointestinal issues, food allergies, diabetes and heart disease.
We stock a range of premium brands, both life-stage and prescription, and are trained to give advice regarding which diet is most suitable for your pet’s needs. Brands stocked include:
• Calibra
• Royal Canin
We advise owners on the correct weight for their pet and advise on daily feeding requirements. We also give advice on prescription diets. These diets are prescribed by a vet for the specific nutritional requirements of certain illnesses and conditions such as arthritis, gastrointestinal issues, food allergies, diabetes and heart disease.
We stock a range of premium brands, both life-stage and prescription, and are trained to give advice regarding which diet is most suitable for your pet’s needs. Brands stocked include:
• Calibra
• Royal Canin
Emergencies
We understand that pets don't always get sick during working hours so, outside of office hours, we provide an emergency service for our clients making sure there is someone at the end of the phone at all times. Our out of hours cover is done in rotation with other local veterinary clinics.
Euthanasia & Cremation
This can be a very difficult decision to make and we try to make the process as pain free as possible. Euthanasing your pet is one of the most difficult decisions you will need to make and our caring team will help you through this difficult time. If you have any concerns regarding your pet’s quality of life please contact us.
We offer a cremation service with group and private cremations being offered by a licensed provider. With a private cremation, your pet’s ashes will be returned in a casket of your choice.
We offer a cremation service with group and private cremations being offered by a licensed provider. With a private cremation, your pet’s ashes will be returned in a casket of your choice.
Pet Passport
Pets need to be microchipped and vaccinated against rabies before a Pet Passport can be issued.
Pet Passports are legal documents and have to be authorised by a vet.
Please get in touch with the clinic well in advance of travelling to find out more.
Vaccinations
Vaccination is started when your pet is young with a course of injections and is repeated regularly throughout your pet’s life. Each time you bring your pet for vaccination they will be examined thoroughly from nose to tail, ensuring that your pet continues to remain healthy.
Puppy & Dog Vaccinations
We strongly recommend vaccinating your puppy from six weeks of age. The vaccination course includes two injections, the first to be given from six weeks of age and the second from ten weeks of age.
The diseases vaccinated against include Parvovirus, Hepatitis, Distemper, Parainfluenza and Leptospirosis. We also recommend vaccination against Canine Cough (Kennel Cough) to ensure full protection.
Dogs require an annual booster to maintain immunity against these diseases and will have their health assessed at this visit – you will also get advice on your pet’s weight, diet and flea/ tick/ worm control.
We also provide rabies vaccination for pets travelling abroad.
Kitten & Cat Vaccinations
It is important that kittens and cats are protected against many serious diseases such as Infectious Respiratory disease, Panleukopaenia virus and Feline Leukaemia virus.
The vaccination course includes two injections, the first commencing at eight weeks of age and the second three to four weeks later.
Prior to the Feline Leukaemia vaccine being administered we would advise that all cats are blood tested to ensure that they do not already carry the Feline Leukaemia virus. We also advise blood testing for Feline Immunodeficiency virus (FIV – Feline AIDS) as this virus can seriously affect the health of your cat. Currently, there is no vaccine available against FIV.
After the initial vaccination course, your cat will require an annual booster to maintain immunity (unless more than twelve months have elapsed).
Rabbit Vaccinations
Rabbits, just like dogs and cats, are susceptible to infectious diseases that have a serious effect on their health.
We vaccinate against Myxomatosis and Rabbit Haemorrhagic disease (RHD Type 1 and RHD Type 2) and the vaccination can be given to rabbits over five weeks of age.
Vaccinations
Vaccination is started when your pet is young with a course of injections and is repeated regularly throughout your pet’s life. Each time you bring your pet for vaccination they will be examined thoroughly from nose to tail, ensuring that your pet continues to remain healthy.
Puppy & Dog Vaccinations
We strongly recommend vaccinating your puppy from six weeks of age. The vaccination course includes two injections, the first to be given from six weeks of age and the second from ten weeks of age.
The diseases vaccinated against include Parvovirus, Hepatitis, Distemper, Parainfluenza and Leptospirosis. We also recommend vaccination against Canine Cough (Kennel Cough) to ensure full protection.
Dogs require an annual booster to maintain immunity against these diseases and will have their health assessed at this visit – you will also get advice on your pet’s weight, diet and flea/ tick/ worm control.
We also provide rabies vaccination for pets travelling abroad.
Kitten & Cat Vaccinations
It is important that kittens and cats are protected against many serious diseases such as Infectious Respiratory disease, Panleukopaenia virus and Feline Leukaemia virus.
The vaccination course includes two injections, the first commencing at eight weeks of age and the second three to four weeks later.
Prior to the Feline Leukaemia vaccine being administered we would advise that all cats are blood tested to ensure that they do not already carry the Feline Leukaemia virus. We also advise blood testing for Feline Immunodeficiency virus (FIV – Feline AIDS) as this virus can seriously affect the health of your cat. Currently, there is no vaccine available against FIV.
After the initial vaccination course, your cat will require an annual booster to maintain immunity (unless more than twelve months have elapsed).
Rabbit Vaccinations
Rabbits, just like dogs and cats, are susceptible to infectious diseases that have a serious effect on their health.
We vaccinate against Myxomatosis and Rabbit Haemorrhagic disease (RHD Type 1 and RHD Type 2) and the vaccination can be given to rabbits over five weeks of age.
Neutering and Spays
Spays and castrations are the most common surgical procedures carried out in veterinary clinics and we recommend neutering for pets not intended for breeding. While neutering is a routine procedure, we still take every possible precaution during these operations.
A spay (surgical removal of the ovaries and uterus – ovariohysterectomy) refers to the neutering of a female while castration refers to the neutering of males (surgical removal of both testicles).
Dogs
Dogs can be neutered from six months of age while cats can be neutered from five and a half months of age.
Benefits of neutering female dogs include:
• To prevent them from coming into season on average twice a year
• To prevent them becoming pregnant with unwanted litters
• To prevent false pregnancies
• To prevent life threatening womb conditions (pyometra) occurring late in life
• To reduce the chances of developing mammary tumours in old age
Benefits of neutering male dogs include:
• To prevent testicular cancer
• To reduce the risk of prostate disease
• To reduce the desire to roam
Benefits of neutering female dogs include:
• To prevent them from coming into season on average twice a year
• To prevent them becoming pregnant with unwanted litters
• To prevent false pregnancies
• To prevent life threatening womb conditions (pyometra) occurring late in life
• To reduce the chances of developing mammary tumours in old age
Benefits of neutering male dogs include:
• To prevent testicular cancer
• To reduce the risk of prostate disease
• To reduce the desire to roam
Cats
Female cats can produce several litters a year – neutering will help to prevent so many unwanted kittens. Neutering male and female cats will also reduce wandering and the risk of them becoming involved in road traffic accidents and will reduce cat fights with the risk of abscesses and life-threatening viral infections (FeLV and FIV) developing.
Rabbits
Rabbits of either sex can be neutered – male rabbits can be castrated from four months of age and females can be spayed from five months of age. Tumours of the womb are common in female rabbits later in life and spaying can prevent this occurring.
Neutering and Spays
Spays and castrations are the most common surgical procedures carried out in veterinary clinics and we recommend neutering for pets not intended for breeding. While neutering is a routine procedure, we still take every possible precaution during these operations.
A spay (surgical removal of the ovaries and uterus – ovariohysterectomy) refers to the neutering of a female while castration refers to the neutering of males (surgical removal of both testicles).
Dogs
Dogs can be neutered from six months of age while cats can be neutered from five and a half months of age.
Benefits of neutering female dogs include:
• To prevent them from coming into season on average twice a year
• To prevent them becoming pregnant with unwanted litters
• To prevent false pregnancies
• To prevent life threatening womb conditions (pyometra) occurring late in life
• To reduce the chances of developing mammary tumours in old age
Benefits of neutering male dogs include:
• To prevent testicular cancer
• To reduce the risk of prostate disease
• To reduce the desire to roam
Benefits of neutering female dogs include:
• To prevent them from coming into season on average twice a year
• To prevent them becoming pregnant with unwanted litters
• To prevent false pregnancies
• To prevent life threatening womb conditions (pyometra) occurring late in life
• To reduce the chances of developing mammary tumours in old age
Benefits of neutering male dogs include:
• To prevent testicular cancer
• To reduce the risk of prostate disease
• To reduce the desire to roam
Cats
Female cats can produce several litters a year – neutering will help to prevent so many unwanted kittens. Neutering male and female cats will also reduce wandering and the risk of them becoming involved in road traffic accidents and will reduce cat fights with the risk of abscesses and life-threatening viral infections (FeLV and FIV) developing.
Rabbits
Rabbits of either sex can be neutered – male rabbits can be castrated from four months of age and females can be spayed from five months of age. Tumours of the womb are common in female rabbits later in life and spaying can prevent this occurring.
Surgery & Anaesthesia
Dental Procedures
We examine teeth, mouth and gums at every appointment as part of your pet’s physical examination. We offer advice on preventative care and may recommend a dental procedure (scale and polish) to prevent the pain and suffering associated with gingivitis. This may prevent more complex dental requirements later in life such as teeth extraction as well as reducing the potential for other serious conditions such as heart disease.
If your pet is displaying any of the following symptoms veterinary attention/ dental treatment may be required:
• Bad breath
• Red or swollen gums
• Loose teeth
• Bleeding gums
Dental scaling and polishing is carried out as a day procedure. All dental procedures are carried out under general anaesthesia. We use iM3 air-driven dental equipment to remove plaque and tartar, as well as specialist instruments and techniques to remove painful or loose teeth. Polishing is an important process that smooths the tooth surface making it more difficult for food particles and bacteria to stick and therefore slows the future build-up of tartar.
We may recommend a tooth paste or use of an oral hygiene product after the procedure to help prevent further build-up of plaque and tartar, or a prescription diet where indicated.
If your pet is displaying any of the following symptoms veterinary attention/ dental treatment may be required:
• Bad breath
• Red or swollen gums
• Loose teeth
• Bleeding gums
Dental scaling and polishing is carried out as a day procedure. All dental procedures are carried out under general anaesthesia. We use iM3 air-driven dental equipment to remove plaque and tartar, as well as specialist instruments and techniques to remove painful or loose teeth. Polishing is an important process that smooths the tooth surface making it more difficult for food particles and bacteria to stick and therefore slows the future build-up of tartar.
We may recommend a tooth paste or use of an oral hygiene product after the procedure to help prevent further build-up of plaque and tartar, or a prescription diet where indicated.
Soft Tissue Surgery
As well as neutering other routine surgeries include; tumour removal, wound repair, biopsy sampling, hernia repair, and ear care.
Many owners become very worried when they discover a lump/ mass on their pet. In the majority of cases the masses are non-invasive (benign) and no cause for concern – lump removal may still be necessary for a number of reasons including; your pet is fixated on the lump and keeps licking it or the lump is inhibiting movement.
However, there is always potential for a mass to be cancerous (malignant) so if you find a lump on your pet you should always bring it to the attention of your vet as soon as discovered. Diagnosing cancerous masses early generally results in more favourable outcomes.
Some other soft tissue surgeries performed include:
• Pyometra surgery
• Exploratory laparotomy
• Foreign body removal
Some other soft tissue surgeries performed include:
• Pyometra surgery
• Exploratory laparotomy
• Foreign body removal
Anaesthesia
We use the safest, most up-to-date anaesthetic agents for each surgery. Every precaution is taken to ensure a smooth induction and recovery.
We will monitor your pet’s vital signs throughout the procedure and ensure they are kept warm and comfortable. We will do everything to ensure the procedure goes as smoothly as possible from start to finish.
Upon discharge we will discuss your pet’s aftercare with you and provide you with written instructions.
Surgery & Anaesthesia
Dental Procedures
We examine teeth, mouth and gums at every appointment as part of your pet’s physical examination. We offer advice on preventative care and may recommend a dental procedure (scale and polish) to prevent the pain and suffering associated with gingivitis. This may prevent more complex dental requirements later in life such as teeth extraction as well as reducing the potential for other serious conditions such as heart disease.
If your pet is displaying any of the following symptoms veterinary attention/ dental treatment may be required:
• Bad breath
• Red or swollen gums
• Loose teeth
• Bleeding gums
Dental scaling and polishing is carried out as a day procedure. All dental procedures are carried out under general anaesthesia. We use iM3 air-driven dental equipment to remove plaque and tartar, as well as specialist instruments and techniques to remove painful or loose teeth. Polishing is an important process that smooths the tooth surface making it more difficult for food particles and bacteria to stick and therefore slows the future build-up of tartar.
We may recommend a tooth paste or use of an oral hygiene product after the procedure to help prevent further build-up of plaque and tartar, or a prescription diet where indicated.
If your pet is displaying any of the following symptoms veterinary attention/ dental treatment may be required:
• Bad breath
• Red or swollen gums
• Loose teeth
• Bleeding gums
Dental scaling and polishing is carried out as a day procedure. All dental procedures are carried out under general anaesthesia. We use iM3 air-driven dental equipment to remove plaque and tartar, as well as specialist instruments and techniques to remove painful or loose teeth. Polishing is an important process that smooths the tooth surface making it more difficult for food particles and bacteria to stick and therefore slows the future build-up of tartar.
We may recommend a tooth paste or use of an oral hygiene product after the procedure to help prevent further build-up of plaque and tartar, or a prescription diet where indicated.
Soft Tissue Surgery
As well as neutering other routine surgeries include; tumour removal, wound repair, biopsy sampling, hernia repair, and ear care.
Many owners become very worried when they discover a lump/ mass on their pet. In the majority of cases the masses are non-invasive (benign) and no cause for concern – lump removal may still be necessary for a number of reasons including; your pet is fixated on the lump and keeps licking it or the lump is inhibiting movement.
However, there is always potential for a mass to be cancerous (malignant) so if you find a lump on your pet you should always bring it to the attention of your vet as soon as discovered. Diagnosing cancerous masses early generally results in more favourable outcomes.
Some other soft tissue surgeries performed include:
• Pyometra surgery
• Exploratory laparotomy
• Foreign body removal
Some other soft tissue surgeries performed include:
• Pyometra surgery
• Exploratory laparotomy
• Foreign body removal
Anaesthesia
We use the safest, most up-to-date anaesthetic agents for each surgery. Every precaution is taken to ensure a smooth induction and recovery.
We will monitor your pet’s vital signs throughout the procedure and ensure they are kept warm and comfortable. We will do everything to ensure the procedure goes as smoothly as possible from start to finish.
Upon discharge we will discuss your pet’s aftercare with you and provide you with written instructions.
Product Listing - Companion Animals
Parasite Treatment
We provide the most up-to-date and effective treatments in order to keep your pet free of parasites.By talking to you and getting some details of your pets’ day-to-day life we can recommend the best treatment for your pet.
The main parasites that we treat our pets for are:
• Worms
• Fleas
• Ticks
• Lice
• Mites
Prevention is better than cure and we recommend year-round treatments to minimise contracting parasites.
The main parasites that we treat our pets for are:
• Worms
• Fleas
• Ticks
• Lice
• Mites
Prevention is better than cure and we recommend year-round treatments to minimise contracting parasites.
Glandex
Glandex was created by veterinarians specifically to help support healthy anal gland function in dogs and cats. Glandex's patented formula contains unique ingredients designed to support healthy bowels, digestion, immunity, and allergies. Made in the USA with all-natural ingredients including Pumpkin Seed, Probiotics, Omega Fatty Acids, Digestive Enzymes, & more!
Pet's Relief ATOPI 3
Pet’s Relief ATOPI-3 soothes dry, irritated and sensitive skin, reduces itching and scratching and promotes a healthy skin. It is a dietetic complementary feed for dogs and cats suffering from dermatosis and excessive loss of hair.
Oxyfresh Water Additive
The easiest way to support pet dental health, help fight periodontal disease, and strengthen their gum tissue. Safely and effectively helps fight plaque and tartar, promotes healthy gums, and gives them the freshest breath. Just add 5ml (capful) to water bowl daily.
Promax
A triple action nutritional supplement to help normal digestive function. Promax is a unique formulation of natural ingredients, each selected to perform a specific role in discouraging poor digestive health and quickly helping to aid normal intestinal function.
Fibor
FIBOR® for dogs and cats has a unique combination of ingredients including six different natural sources of fibre and kiwi fruit. Designed to help maintain healthy digestion.
Oralade
Help replace the essential fluids, glucose and nutrients your pet need for recovery.
- Highly palatable
- Isotonic balanced formula
- Functional amino acids
- Prebiotic fibre
- Simple glucose
Royal Canin Veterinary Diets
Therapeutic diets that help to maintain the health of dogs with diagnosed health problems.
For example, when your dog is dealing with digestive upset, homemade diets, including chicken and rice, may not have the nutrients to help get your dog on the road to recovery. That’s why your veterinarian might recommend a gastrointestinal diet packed with nutrients to help support your dog’s digestive health.
Royal Canin Pet Food
Royal Canin specialises in highly tailored nutritional products for your cat or dog's needs. Royal Canin is available as dry kibble, wet food, and veterinary diets. Each formula has been created to deliver nutrition tailored to your pet’s health needs whatever their size, breed, age or lifestyle.
Calibra Dog Food
Calibra Life complete balanced dog food contains everything your dog needs – individual recipes have been fine-tuned for each age and weight category of dog. The probiotic Lactobacillus acidophilus, which has positive effects on digestion and immunity, is added to Calibra pet food.
Clorexyderm Oto
Clorexyderm Oto's antibacterial and antifungal formula dissolves excess cerumen and helps maintenance of routine ear hygiene in dogs and cats.
Malabeze Shampoo
Malabeze Universal Medicated Shampoo is a deep cleansing and deodourising medicated shampoo for dogs and cats. It is antibacterial and antifungal.
DOUXO Shampoos
DOUXO shampoos are gentle on the skin and contain natural phytosphingosine to restore skin health and soothe the skin. They also foam well and are easy to apply.
DOUXO S3 Care is designed for routine care of even the most sensitive of skins. It moisturises and hydrates for skin barrier protection.
DOUXO S3 Calm protects the skin barrier. It soothes and hydrates itchy, irritated and sensitive skins while balancing skin microflora too.
DOUXO S3 Pyo is antibacterial and antifungal. It externally cleanses the skin and maintains skin microbial balance while protecting the skin barrier.
DOUXO S3 Seb hydrates and moisturises oily, dry and flaky skin while protecting the skin barrier. It also minimises unpleasant odour.
DOUXO S3 Care is designed for routine care of even the most sensitive of skins. It moisturises and hydrates for skin barrier protection.
DOUXO S3 Calm protects the skin barrier. It soothes and hydrates itchy, irritated and sensitive skins while balancing skin microflora too.
DOUXO S3 Pyo is antibacterial and antifungal. It externally cleanses the skin and maintains skin microbial balance while protecting the skin barrier.
DOUXO S3 Seb hydrates and moisturises oily, dry and flaky skin while protecting the skin barrier. It also minimises unpleasant odour.
Aloeze Shampoo
Aloeze is a non-prescription, general use mild cleansing and moisturising shampoo, designed for everyday washing and grooming and helps maintain a healthy coat and skin condition in dogs and cats.
Foran Shampoo
Satin and Silky
Foran Shampoo
Soothe and sensitive
Foran Shampoo
Tender & tearless
Zincoseb Shampoo
Zincoseb shampoo combines the natural action of colloidal sulphur with salicylic acid to stimulate the skin where grease, redness or itching occurs. Zincoseb shampoo also has a skin oil rebalancing effect helping to prevent skin flaking. The synergy of the ingredients combined with the soothing properties of the zinc gluconate and the moisturising properties of lanolin helps improve skin condition and relieve itching. The shampoo has a slight scent which helps mask the odour resulting from skin flaking.
Foran Oral Health Dental Sticks
Long-lasting, chewable dentals sticks for dogs to help maintain healthy teeth and gums as well as keeping bad breath at bay.
Foran Oral Health Dental Sticks
A dental super stick feed anytime as a snack or a treat for your dog containing brown rice and sweet potato.
Foran Oral Health Dental Sticks
The perfect training treat suitable for all dogs and puppies over eight weeks.
PlaqueOff Powder
Dental care powder for dogs to support daily dental hygiene. Helps reduce plaque and tartar formation and fights against bad breath.
Synoquin
Synoquin is a complementary feed for dogs which promotes healthy cartilage, soothes stiff joints, promotes mobility and supports joint health.
Allergone
Allergone is a unique spray that neutralises allergens from house-dust mites and reduces the level of dust allergens in the home environment.
Adaptil
Adaptil Chew for Dogs is a soft, anti-stress treat for dogs, made with green tea extract, vitamin B1 and colostrum to support calming.
Feliway
Feliway Optimum works by releasing calming messages around the home that provide enhanced serenity for cats.
Otoact
Otoact dissolves ear wax effectively in dogs and cats.
Peptivet Ear Drops
Peptivet Ear Drops are innovative drops for dogs and cats with narrow ear canals that supports the skin barrier and have a moisturising and soothing effect.
Product Listing - Companion Animals
Parasite Treatment
We provide the most up-to-date and effective treatments in order to keep your pet free of parasites.By talking to you and getting some details of your pets’ day-to-day life we can recommend the best treatment for your pet.
The main parasites that we treat our pets for are:
• Worms
• Fleas
• Ticks
• Lice
• Mites
Prevention is better than cure and we recommend year-round treatments to minimise contracting parasites.
The main parasites that we treat our pets for are:
• Worms
• Fleas
• Ticks
• Lice
• Mites
Prevention is better than cure and we recommend year-round treatments to minimise contracting parasites.
Glandex
Glandex was created by veterinarians specifically to help support healthy anal gland function in dogs and cats. Glandex's patented formula contains unique ingredients designed to support healthy bowels, digestion, immunity, and allergies. Made in the USA with all-natural ingredients including Pumpkin Seed, Probiotics, Omega Fatty Acids, Digestive Enzymes, & more!
Oxyfresh Water Additive
The easiest way to support pet dental health, help fight periodontal disease, and strengthen their gum tissue. Safely and effectively helps fight plaque and tartar, promotes healthy gums, and gives them the freshest breath. Just add 5ml (capful) to water bowl daily.
Pet's Relief ATOPI 3
Pet’s Relief ATOPI-3 soothes dry, irritated and sensitive skin, reduces itching and scratching and promotes a healthy skin. It is a dietetic complementary feed for dogs and cats suffering from dermatosis and excessive loss of hair.
Promax
A triple action nutritional supplement to help normal digestive function. Promax is a unique formulation of natural ingredients, each selected to perform a specific role in discouraging poor digestive health and quickly helping to aid normal intestinal function.
Fibor
FIBOR® for dogs and cats has a unique combination of ingredients including six different natural sources of fibre and kiwi fruit. Designed to help maintain healthy digestion.
Oralade
Help replace the essential fluids, glucose and nutrients your pet need for recovery.
- Highly palatable
- Isotonic balanced formula
- Functional amino acids
- Prebiotic fibre
- Simple glucose
Royal Canin Veterinary Diets
Therapeutic diets that help to maintain the health of dogs with diagnosed health problems.
For example, when your dog is dealing with digestive upset, homemade diets, including chicken and rice, may not have the nutrients to help get your dog on the road to recovery. That’s why your veterinarian might recommend a gastrointestinal diet packed with nutrients to help support your dog’s digestive health.
Calibra Dog Food
Calibra Life complete balanced dog food contains everything your dog needs – individual recipes have been fine-tuned for each age and weight category of dog. The probiotic Lactobacillus acidophilus, which has positive effects on digestion and immunity, is added to Calibra pet food.
Royal Canin Pet Food
Royal Canin specialises in highly tailored nutritional products for your cat or dog's needs. Royal Canin is available as dry kibble, wet food, and veterinary diets. Each formula has been created to deliver nutrition tailored to your pet’s health needs whatever their size, breed, age or lifestyle.
Clorexyderm Oto
Clorexyderm Oto's antibacterial and antifungal formula dissolves excess cerumen and helps maintenance of routine ear hygiene in dogs and cats.
Malabeze Shampoo
Malabeze Universal Medicated Shampoo is a deep cleansing and deodourising medicated shampoo for dogs and cats. It is antibacterial and antifungal.
DOUXO Shampoos
DOUXO shampoos are gentle on the skin and contain natural phytosphingosine to restore skin health and soothe the skin. They also foam well and are easy to apply.
DOUXO S3 Care is designed for routine care of even the most sensitive of skins. It moisturises and hydrates for skin barrier protection.
DOUXO S3 Calm protects the skin barrier. It soothes and hydrates itchy, irritated and sensitive skins while balancing skin microflora too.
DOUXO S3 Pyo is antibacterial and antifungal. It externally cleanses the skin and maintains skin microbial balance while protecting the skin barrier.
DOUXO S3 Seb hydrates and moisturises oily, dry and flaky skin while protecting the skin barrier. It also minimises unpleasant odour.
DOUXO S3 Care is designed for routine care of even the most sensitive of skins. It moisturises and hydrates for skin barrier protection.
DOUXO S3 Calm protects the skin barrier. It soothes and hydrates itchy, irritated and sensitive skins while balancing skin microflora too.
DOUXO S3 Pyo is antibacterial and antifungal. It externally cleanses the skin and maintains skin microbial balance while protecting the skin barrier.
DOUXO S3 Seb hydrates and moisturises oily, dry and flaky skin while protecting the skin barrier. It also minimises unpleasant odour.
Aloeze Shampoo
Aloeze is a non-prescription, general use mild cleansing and moisturising shampoo, designed for everyday washing and grooming and helps maintain a healthy coat and skin condition in dogs and cats.
Foran Shampoo
Satin and Silky
Foran Shampoo
Tender & tearless
Foran Shampoo
Soothe and sensitive
Zincoseb Shampoo
Zincoseb shampoo combines the natural action of colloidal sulphur with salicylic acid to stimulate the skin where grease, redness or itching occurs. Zincoseb shampoo also has a skin oil rebalancing effect helping to prevent skin flaking. The synergy of the ingredients combined with the soothing properties of the zinc gluconate and the moisturising properties of lanolin helps improve skin condition and relieve itching. The shampoo has a slight scent which helps mask the odour resulting from skin flaking.
Foran Oral Health Dental Sticks
Long-lasting, chewable dentals sticks for dogs to help maintain healthy teeth and gums as well as keeping bad breath at bay.
Foran Oral Health Dental Sticks
A dental super stick feed anytime as a snack or a treat for your dog containing brown rice and sweet potato.
Foran Oral Health Dental Sticks
The perfect training treat suitable for all dogs and puppies over eight weeks.
Synoquin
Synoquin is a complementary feed for dogs which promotes healthy cartilage, soothes stiff joints, promotes mobility and supports joint health.
PlaqueOff Powder
Dental care powder for dogs to support daily dental hygiene. Helps reduce plaque and tartar formation and fights against bad breath.
Allergone
Allergone is a unique spray that neutralises allergens from house-dust mites and reduces the level of dust allergens in the home environment.
Adaptil
Adaptil Chew for Dogs is a soft, anti-stress treat for dogs, made with green tea extract, vitamin B1 and colostrum to support calming.
Feliway
Feliway Optimum works by releasing calming messages around the home that provide enhanced serenity for cats.
Otoact
Otoact dissolves ear wax effectively in dogs and cats.
Peptivet Ear Drops
Peptivet Ear Drops are innovative drops for dogs and cats with narrow ear canals that supports the skin barrier and have a moisturising and soothing effect.
Your Pets Health and Wellbeing are our Top Priority
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Farm Animals
Routine Farm Calls
We take great pride in providing a comprehensive service 24 hours a day all year round to treat sick cows and calves. Farm animal work has been the cornerstone of the practice since its foundation and our team of highly skilled and experienced vets constantly strive to improve the profitability of our client’s farms by optimising animal welfare are production.
Common herd problems such as:
• Milk fever treatment and prevention
• Grass tetany treatment and prevention
• Calf health
• Bovine abortion investigation
• Nutrition advice
• Vaccination advice
• Calving and caesarian sections
• Left and right displaced abomasums
• Bull vasectomy
• Milk fever treatment and prevention
• Grass tetany treatment and prevention
• Calf health
• Bovine abortion investigation
• Nutrition advice
• Vaccination advice
• Calving and caesarian sections
• Left and right displaced abomasums
• Bull vasectomy
Routine Vaccinations & Worming
Enormous strides are being made to reduce the amount of antibiotics being used on farms. The best way to manage antimicrobial resistance (AMR) on-farm is by reducing the use of antibiotics through sustainable, long-term, disease-control plans between the farmer and their vet.
We can draw up a vaccination programme for your herd to help prevent or control many common diseases which impact on herd health and productivity:
• Leptospirosis
• IBR
• Salmonella
• Pneumonia
• Calf scour
• Clostridial disease e.g. Blackleg
• BVD
Underlying parasitic issues such as lung and gut worms and liver/ rumen fluke can cause poor performance in a herd. We can advise on and supply a wide range of competitively priced anthelminthics. As with vaccines, we can draw up a parasite control programme to ensure the correct product is used at the appropriate time for each individual farm.
• Leptospirosis
• IBR
• Salmonella
• Pneumonia
• Calf scour
• Clostridial disease e.g. Blackleg
• BVD
Underlying parasitic issues such as lung and gut worms and liver/ rumen fluke can cause poor performance in a herd. We can advise on and supply a wide range of competitively priced anthelminthics. As with vaccines, we can draw up a parasite control programme to ensure the correct product is used at the appropriate time for each individual farm.
Calf Health
Scour and pneumonia are the main causes of neonatal mortality in calves and getting a diagnosis quickly is a very important step to help towards prevention of further cases. Investigating these issues involves a number of steps including a farm visit and examining sick calves and taking a range of samples such as blood and faecal samples and swabs to ascertain the cause of the problem. We discuss the best possible options to improve the health and welfare of calves and come up with recommendations on management, housing, vaccination programmes and treatment options to help improve calf welfare and prevent calf disease, reduce calf losses and improve the productivity of your calves.
Bull Fertility Testing
We offer Bull Breeding Soundness Examination (BBSE) – bulls are examined prior to sale/ before the breeding season/ during the breeding season. The examination involves a physical examination of the bull and laboratory semen evaluation +/- assessment of mating ability to advise on the bull’s suitability for breeding. A Veterinary Certificate is issued after the examination.
Herd Health
We provide a complete herd health service which involves visiting your farm, clinical examination of animals and collection of any necessary samples for laboratory analysis.
• Poor performance investigation
• Mastitis and cell counts
• Ultrasound scanning
• Herd fertility programmes
• Parasite control
• Vaccination advice tailored to your individual farm enterprise
• Poor performance investigation
• Mastitis and cell counts
• Ultrasound scanning
• Herd fertility programmes
• Parasite control
• Vaccination advice tailored to your individual farm enterprise
Bovine TB Testing
Routine herd testing is carried out throughout the year using a fully electronic recording system connected to the Department of Agriculture. We offer other services in conjunction with the annual herd test e.g. testing for other diseases such as Johne’s disease, Neospora and IBR. Our testing fees are competitive with a discount available for prompt payment.
Farm Animals
Routine Farm Calls
We take great pride in providing a comprehensive service 24 hours a day all year round to treat sick cows and calves. Farm animal work has been the cornerstone of the practice since its foundation and our team of highly skilled and experienced vets constantly strive to improve the profitability of our client’s farms by optimising animal welfare are production.
Common herd problems such as:
• Milk fever treatment and prevention
• Grass tetany treatment and prevention
• Calf health
• Bovine abortion investigation
• Nutrition advice
• Vaccination advice
• Calving and caesarian sections
• Left and right displaced abomasums
• Bull vasectomy
• Milk fever treatment and prevention
• Grass tetany treatment and prevention
• Calf health
• Bovine abortion investigation
• Nutrition advice
• Vaccination advice
• Calving and caesarian sections
• Left and right displaced abomasums
• Bull vasectomy
Routine Vaccinations & Worming
Enormous strides are being made to reduce the amount of antibiotics being used on farms. The best way to manage antimicrobial resistance (AMR) on-farm is by reducing the use of antibiotics through sustainable, long-term, disease-control plans between the farmer and their vet.
We can draw up a vaccination programme for your herd to help prevent or control many common diseases which impact on herd health and productivity:
• Leptospirosis
• IBR
• Salmonella
• Pneumonia
• Calf scour
• Clostridial disease e.g. Blackleg
• BVD
Underlying parasitic issues such as lung and gut worms and liver/ rumen fluke can cause poor performance in a herd. We can advise on and supply a wide range of competitively priced anthelminthics. As with vaccines, we can draw up a parasite control programme to ensure the correct product is used at the appropriate time for each individual farm.
• Leptospirosis
• IBR
• Salmonella
• Pneumonia
• Calf scour
• Clostridial disease e.g. Blackleg
• BVD
Underlying parasitic issues such as lung and gut worms and liver/ rumen fluke can cause poor performance in a herd. We can advise on and supply a wide range of competitively priced anthelminthics. As with vaccines, we can draw up a parasite control programme to ensure the correct product is used at the appropriate time for each individual farm.
Calf Health
Scour and pneumonia are the main causes of neonatal mortality in calves and getting a diagnosis quickly is a very important step to help towards prevention of further cases. Investigating these issues involves a number of steps including a farm visit and examining sick calves and taking a range of samples such as blood and faecal samples and swabs to ascertain the cause of the problem. We discuss the best possible options to improve the health and welfare of calves and come up with recommendations on management, housing, vaccination programmes and treatment options to help improve calf welfare and prevent calf disease, reduce calf losses and improve the productivity of your calves.
Bull Fertility Testing
We offer Bull Breeding Soundness Examination (BBSE) – bulls are examined prior to sale/ before the breeding season/ during the breeding season. The examination involves a physical examination of the bull and laboratory semen evaluation +/- assessment of mating ability to advise on the bull’s suitability for breeding. A Veterinary Certificate is issued after the examination.
Herd Health
We provide a complete herd health service which involves visiting your farm, clinical examination of animals and collection of any necessary samples for laboratory analysis.
• Poor performance investigation
• Mastitis and cell counts
• Ultrasound scanning
• Herd fertility programmes
• Parasite control
• Vaccination advice tailored to your individual farm enterprise
• Poor performance investigation
• Mastitis and cell counts
• Ultrasound scanning
• Herd fertility programmes
• Parasite control
• Vaccination advice tailored to your individual farm enterprise
Bovine TB Testing
Routine herd testing is carried out throughout the year using a fully electronic recording system connected to the Department of Agriculture. We offer other services in conjunction with the annual herd test e.g. testing for other diseases such as Johne’s disease, Neospora and IBR. Our testing fees are competitive with a discount available for prompt payment.
Product Listing - Farm Animals
Vitalife for Calves
Vitalife for calves is a complementary dietetic feeding stuff for the stabilisation of water and electrolyte balance to support the physiological digestion. Its intended use is in case of risk of, during periods of, or recovery from digestive disturbance (diarrhoea).
For oral administration, between milk feedings.
Hydra Veaux Powder
Facilitates physiological digestion by stabilizing the electrolyte and water balance.
Administer 2 litres of solution in the morning and evening for 2 to 3 days, then 1/2 sachet in 1 litre of water in the morning and evening for the following 2 days.
Oligovet Electro Pidolate Max Bolus
The Oligovet Electro Pidolate Max Bolus contains calcium pidolate and magnesium pidolate and prevents hypocalcaemia (milk fever) by improving the amount of calcium in the blood. Subclinical hypocalcemia, is less well-known because it’s not so obvious. However, it causes many health problems such as retained placenta, difficult calving, metritis, ketosis, mastitis, reproductive disorders, drop in production and increased culling rate.
Cows should receive 2 boluses at the first sign of calving, giving 40 hours of controlled release.
CoSeICure Cattle Bolus
CoSeICure soluble glass boluses supply rumen-available copper, cobalt, selenium and iodine in ionic form, at a controlled and constant rate, for up to 6 months in cattle.
CoSeICure boluses have a unique ionic copper formulation – this unique, ionic copper is rumen-available.
Oligovet MgCuISe Bolus
Magnesium is involved in many body functions such as muscular contractions, skeleton development, and enzymatic reactions. Two factors increase the risk of grass tetany: deficient supplies related to poor grass and important magnesium needs (dairy production). Trace elements deficiencies are also often linked to appearance of warts as they play a role in immunity (selenium and copper as antioxidants) and in skin quality (copper, iodine).
Oligovet CaP Gel
Provides calcium intake at a non-acidic pH level that respects the integrity of the oral and oesophageal mucosa. It also provides phosphorus intake in a highly soluble form as well as potassium intake postpartum.
Oligovet Pro Pasture Bolus
This bolus is designed to provide trace elements (Copper, Zinc, Iodine, Cobalt and Selenium) throughout the grazing period. It is unique in the market as it offers 8 months (250 days) cover from a single bolus administration.
Oligovet Growth Bolus
Long-term supply of young grazing animals (>100kg) with trace elements (Copper, Zinc, Iodine, Cobalt and Selenium). It is essential to meet the metabolic requirements of the calf during the critical period of growth, since delayed growth up to 6 months is irreversible.
Oligovet Rumi Powder
Oligovet Rumi Powder supports ruminal function by stimulating saliva production (and therefore bicarbonate to regulate pH), fermentation and the fragmentation of the food bolus.
Provita Energy Plus
Provita Energy Plus is a nutritional supplement providing an instantly available energy source to cows with ketosis. It contains energy sources that can be rapidly converted to glucose in the liver, supplying high levels of blood sugar without the harmful over production of Ketone bodies.
Cevital Calf Energy
Energy intake is vital for the calf during critical phases such as dystocia, hypothermia, hypoglycemia, anorexia etc.
Each tube delivers 12 hours of energy: delayed and prolonged release of fatty acids, 41% fat and 12% sugars.
Give 1 administration of 15ml at birth for weak calves or when they don’t eat.
Milkshake C-Guard
All the benefits of Milkshake plus additional Vitamin C, Vitamin E, natural antioxidants and essential oils. Including natural plant extracts which have been used for centuries as a natural support for the natural management of gut health.
It is recommended to feed Milkshake C-Guard from day 1 of life in situations where coccidiosis is present.
Product Listing - Farm Animals
Vitalife for Calves
Vitalife for calves is a complementary dietetic feeding stuff for the stabilisation of water and electrolyte balance to support the physiological digestion. Its intended use is in case of risk of, during periods of, or recovery from digestive disturbance (diarrhoea).
For oral administration, between milk feedings.
Hydra Veaux Powder
Facilitates physiological digestion by stabilizing the electrolyte and water balance.
Administer 2 litres of solution in the morning and evening for 2 to 3 days, then 1/2 sachet in 1 litre of water in the morning and evening for the following 2 days.
CoSeICure Cattle Bolus
CoSeICure soluble glass boluses supply rumen-available copper, cobalt, selenium and iodine in ionic form, at a controlled and constant rate, for up to 6 months in cattle.
CoSeICure boluses have a unique ionic copper formulation – this unique, ionic copper is rumen-available.
Oligovet Electro Pidolate Max Bolus
The Oligovet Electro Pidolate Max Bolus contains calcium pidolate and magnesium pidolate and prevents hypocalcaemia (milk fever) by improving the amount of calcium in the blood. Subclinical hypocalcemia, is less well-known because it’s not so obvious. However, it causes many health problems such as retained placenta, difficult calving, metritis, ketosis, mastitis, reproductive disorders, drop in production and increased culling rate.
Cows should receive 2 boluses at the first sign of calving, giving 40 hours of controlled release.
Oligovet MgCuISe Bolus
Magnesium is involved in many body functions such as muscular contractions, skeleton development, and enzymatic reactions. Two factors increase the risk of grass tetany: deficient supplies related to poor grass and important magnesium needs (dairy production). Trace elements deficiencies are also often linked to appearance of warts as they play a role in immunity (selenium and copper as antioxidants) and in skin quality (copper, iodine).
Oligovet CaP Gel
Provides calcium intake at a non-acidic pH level that respects the integrity of the oral and oesophageal mucosa. It also provides phosphorus intake in a highly soluble form as well as potassium intake postpartum.
Oligovet Pro Pasture Bolus
This bolus is designed to provide trace elements (Copper, Zinc, Iodine, Cobalt and Selenium) throughout the grazing period. It is unique in the market as it offers 8 months (250 days) cover from a single bolus administration.
Oligovet Growth Bolus
Long-term supply of young grazing animals (>100kg) with trace elements (Copper, Zinc, Iodine, Cobalt and Selenium). It is essential to meet the metabolic requirements of the calf during the critical period of growth, since delayed growth up to 6 months is irreversible.
Provita Energy Plus
Provita Energy Plus is a nutritional supplement providing an instantly available energy source to cows with ketosis. It contains energy sources that can be rapidly converted to glucose in the liver, supplying high levels of blood sugar without the harmful over production of Ketone bodies.
Oligovet Rumi Powder
Oligovet Rumi Powder supports ruminal function by stimulating saliva production (and therefore bicarbonate to regulate pH), fermentation and the fragmentation of the food bolus.
Cevital Calf Energy
Energy intake is vital for the calf during critical phases such as dystocia, hypothermia, hypoglycemia, anorexia etc.
Each tube delivers 12 hours of energy: delayed and prolonged release of fatty acids, 41% fat and 12% sugars.
Give 1 administration of 15ml at birth for weak calves or when they don’t eat.
Milkshake C-Guard
All the benefits of Milkshake plus additional Vitamin C, Vitamin E, natural antioxidants and essential oils. Including natural plant extracts which have been used for centuries as a natural support for the natural management of gut health.
It is recommended to feed Milkshake C-Guard from day 1 of life in situations where coccidiosis is present.