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Fudge's StoryOn the 21st of November 2016, little Fudge the cat, was found between two parked cars. She was soaked through to the skin, freezing cold and she wasn’t weight bearing on her back leg. Her owner had noticed some blood and thought maybe she may had been hit by a car so she rushed her down to Vet4Life, where Elle examined her.
Storm's StoryThis month's Big Bear Award goes to Storm! Storm is a lovely 11-year-old Siamese.
Jake's StoryThis month our Big Bear award goes to Jake. Jake is a 6 and a half year old dwarf lop rabbit. This is picture of him relaxing at home.
Brook is a gorgeous Devon Rex cat who is much loved by all of us here at the clinic. Since 2015 Brook has been in and out of the clinic for investigations of breathing problems and lumps. Unfortunately back in July, he was diagnosed with dendritic histiocytoma which is a type of low grade skin cancer.
Hundreds of dogs and their owners gathered in Udney Hall Gardens on Sunday 11 September to participate in the fabulous Teddington Dog Olympics! Events included Doggy Limbo, Waggiest Tail, Longest Sit, Best Trick, Best Child and Dog Duo. There were also a number of stands showcasing local businesses and charities. Over £2,250 was raised for local animal charities. Thanks to all who came and made it a great day!
Sacha has been known by everyone at the clinic for many years as a very special girl after she tore her Achilles tendon and needed an operation. The recovery after such an injury can be very prolonged but she was extremely brave and the leg healed beautifully.
Myxomatosis is sometimes known as Myxi or Myxo which arrived in the UK in the 1950s and decimated the wild population of rabbits. It is still deadly and all rabbits, even indoor rabbits, are at risk.
Today is the day that it becomes a legal requirement for all dogs to be microchipped and contact details registered with a government compliant database. Plus - after today - all puppies must be microchipped by the time they are 8 weeks old.
There is an increase of Lyme disease-carrying in ticks (Ixodes) in the UK with more cases being reported in people and pets. This information can help to raise awareness of this disease and can help you to take measures to prevent your dog catching it.
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