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Planning to take your dog, cat or ferret to Europe during 2021?
Read Full StoryThe year is new, each day is new, may they be filled with all that you are working toward... Wishing you a "Happy and Healthy New Year" with the hope that you will have many blessings in the year to come. Team Manor
a very Merry ‘Warm & Cosy’ Christmas...
Read Full StoryKeep the Holiday Happy… Mistletoe is poisonous to dogs and cats
Read Full StoryWe would like to say a huge thank you to everyone who came to our Blood Donation Session on 17th December 2020 at Manor Vets.
Read Full StoryThe Winter Solstice marks the day with the shortest period of daylight and the longest night of the year… 🌙
Read Full StoryTaking your pet dog, cat or ferret abroad?...
Read Full StoryCertain types of nuts and grapes and raisins are toxic to dogs
Read Full StoryChristmas Stuffing is often made with onions and garlic... These ingredients are known to cause stomach and red blood cell damage to pets.
Read Full StoryMany of the foods we commonly associate with Christmas are highly dangerous for our pets.
Read Full StoryKeep elderly pets warm: Older and thinner pets feel the cold more than most...
Read Full StoryKeep the Holiday Happy. Several 'Yuletide' plants are toxic to pets, such as...
Read Full StoryAvoid putting any chocolate on or under the Christmas tree and keep "safe from curious paws" this Christmas...
Read Full StoryThis is Ferrero, an African Pygmy Hedgehog visiting Manor Exotics, Edgbaston. Ferrero needed a dental procedure so our Exotic Vet Jocelyn Choo and SVN Mandy Harris looked after him. After a brief anaesthetic, Ferrero recovered well and was able to travel home that afternoon.
Did you know you could be saving £190 a year on your dog's routine healthcare?
Read Full StoryGood morning Sunday!!! Let's Keep the Holidays' a Happy One…
Read Full StoryWintertime can be lots of fun for all the family but only if you’re prepared for the hazards that come with it.
Read Full StoryHave you put your Christmas tree up yet?
Nominations are still open for the prestigious 2021 Veterinary Awards.
Read Full StoryBefore getting into your car, give your bonnet a little tap.
Read Full StoryA HUGE thank you for sharing your fabulous “Caturday” piccies with us…
Read Full StoryBeing kind is one of our core values we all work to uphold here at Manor Vets, Our values are extremely important to us...
Read Full StoryLook out for the little guys on Bonfire night!
Read Full StoryStay safe on the 5th November & throughout fireworks season!
Read Full StoryBonfire nights & Home Firework displays… Not funny for a bunny!
Read Full StoryHelp them feel safe... Fireworks Frighten Animals Dogs should have a safe-haven or den to retreat to in the home...
Read Full StoryHelp them feel safe... Fireworks Frighten Animals Distraction
Read Full StoryA HUGE thank you for sharing your fabulous “Friday Furry Face” piccies with us… on our Manor Vets Facebook!
Read Full StoryNovember 5th will be here before you know it - and just like Halloween, it could be very different this year...
Read Full StoryThis handsome rabbit is Diesel who came for his vaccination...
Read Full StoryMandy has joined us here at Manor to complete her student Veterinary Nurse placement with her examinations just around the corner. Mandy has a huge interest in Exotics so we’re very pleased she’s here with us.
It was all hands on deck when Pascal the Pelican came in for an Investigatory Endoscopy after he developed a little cough. The Manor Vets Exotics Team needed to X-ray Pascal before his Endoscopy procedure. We’re happy to report that he is doing much better now...
This is Ollie the 5 year old Maine Coon! Ollie is a polydactyl cat which means he has extra toes (see his front paws).
These two rescue cats came in yesterday to be spayed (neutered).
Read Full StoryConkers may be synonymous with autumn, but few people realise that these can also pose a serious health risk to your pet if ingested.
Read Full StoryChai came in today to be neutered (castrated).
Read Full StoryCasper was admitted recently for some special care after he became unwell. Casper was transferred to our 24 hour Halesowen Branch for fluid therapy and monitoring after he collapsed at home. Luckily, after some TLC he was feeling much better and back to being an inquisitive little kitten
This is Monty the 2 year old Newfoundland who visited to check his weight on the scales.
Read Full StoryThey are 2 month old brothers who live with members of the same family.
Read Full StoryMinni was neutered recently. We are now able to carry out neutering on a risk assessment basis.
Read Full StoryArnie had an abscess removed from the side of his face at Manor Vets Exotics, Edgbaston.
Beautiful Azula is a 3 month old Galah who visited Manor Vets Exotics, Edgbaston for a health check and microchip.
Missing/stolen pets are sadly becoming a common occurrence. It is advisable to put things into place incase your pet unfortunately gets lost or goes missing.
Read Full StoryIt’s #NationalDogDay ‘the pawfect opportunity to shout out to all the doggos and thank them for their fur-endship…
Read Full StoryHandsome Barney visiting Manor Vets Exotics, Edgbaston for a dental procedure.
20% off neutering on all dog, cat and rabbit plans...
Read Full StoryMabel is a Skink who visited Manor Vets Exotics, Edgbaston for an Endoscopy procedure to remove a pebble she had accidentally swallowed whilst enjoying the sunshine in the garden.
Beautiful Macaw Skye came visited Manor Vets Exotics for a little manicure...
Planning to take your dog, cat or ferret to Europe early in the New Year? It’s time to get prepared…
Read Full StoryShould you need us we are an RCVS approved veterinary hospital with a team of friendly vets and qualified nurses who are available 24/7
Read Full Story"Happy National Black Cat Appreciation Day!"
Read Full StoryManor Vets healthcare plans have everything your new friend needs to keep healthy and happy throughout the year!
Read Full StoryHAPPY NATIONAL “Spoil Your Dog Day”!! It’s time to spoil your dog today... Wishing you a cuddly fur-filled day!
Read Full StoryWe hope you're having a very relaxing Sunday!!! Should you need us...
Read Full StoryHappy “Caturday” – and Happy “International Cat Day”!
Read Full StoryThere’s no better way of keeping your dog healthy and happy than protecting them against illness.
Read Full StoryIf you are planning a weekend away or a short beach break please remember
Read Full StoryIt's a hot couple of days to come for many parts of the UK with the possibility of temperatures reaching 30°+ tomorrow according to the Met Office.
Read Full StoryA UK cat has been diagnosed with the virus, but they’re fine now, and we don’t need to panic…
Read Full Story10 plants that are poisonous to dogs...
Read Full StoryIn recent weeks we have treated several dogs suffering with grass seed wounds...
Read Full StoryPlease wear a mask or face covering when visiting any of our Manor Vets practices...
Read Full StoryManor Vets Exotics is a veterinary service dedicated to providing the highest quality care for exotic species, wildlife and zoo animals
Read Full StoryA handy guide to leaving your dog alone after lockdown
Read Full StoryWe know why wearing face masks in public is so important, but our dogs aren’t so sure...
Read Full StoryTemperatures are warming up over the next few days. Help keep our furry friends cool during the warmer weather...
Read Full StoryFor quick & easy contactless payments you are able to make payment online here....
Read Full StoryWishing all the daddy's, father’s, papa's “A VERY HAPPY FATHERS DAY!!”
Today is the Summer Solstice! The longest day of the year and the astronomical start of summer. We hope you enjoy the extra daylight! Have a beautiful day.... Happy Summer Solstice 2020
We would like to say a huge thank you to everyone who came to our Blood Donation Session
Read Full StoryPlease don't forget to provide access to fresh water at all times. Make certain an outside dog has access to shade and plenty of cool water...
Monthly parasite treatments are included with all our Pet Health Club plans...
Buttercups are toxic to dogs, cats and horses.
Read Full StoryIt’s common in spring and summer months for fledgling birds to be on the ground as they are learning how to fly.
Read Full StoryFound in the B31 area last week. If you know who this lovely kitty belongs...
Read Full StoryIf you think one of your rabbits may be suffering from heatstroke phone t: 0121 422 5411 immediately.
Read Full StoryFrom 3 June, we are opening… Lordswood Harborne Branch
Read Full StoryA new day, a new week and a new month. Good morning everyone... "Rabbits rabbits rabbits" for luck all the month long or White Rabbits if you prefer!
If you think your cat may be suffering from heatstroke phone t: 0121 422 5411 immediately.
Read Full StoryKittens that have not yet received initial vaccination courses can be at high risk of contracting the diseases they protect against.
Read Full StoryWe operate our own out of hours’ emergency cover, meaning you will always have a ‘Manor Vets’ Vet with all your pet’s details and history to hand, just when you really need them. 7 Days a Week 24/7
Read Full StoryRabbits that have not yet received initial vaccination courses can be at high risk of contracting the diseases they protect against.
Read Full StoryRyan Shepperson is our newly qualified RVN and has started his Exotic training with us. Ryan is also studying towards his Exotic certification.
Veterinary Nursing Awareness Month... Our Exotically trained Qualified RVN Faye Saunders, who’s studying towards her Exotics Certification.
Veterinary Nursing Awareness Month... Here’s one of our Exotic Nurses Jess Bell.
Veterinary Nursing Awareness Month... Here’s our Head Exotic Nurse Kirsty Dewhurst.
Please join us in congratulating Manor Vets Cradley Heath’s Head Nurse; Louise Bingham
Read Full Story...and we would like to say a huge THANK YOU to all of our veterinary nurses!
Read Full StoryHe has come to see Lourdes today as he has a mouth infection...
Read Full StoryWe received a very lovely e-mail this morning. Thank you Joanna. This means the world & we’re very happy to see Florence is doing so well.
Read Full StoryThis month we’ll be celebrating our Veterinary Nurses so be sure to look out for some familiar faces on our social media!
She's been brought in my a member of the public who found her taking a stroll up lockton road! If you know she belongs to then please contact us on 0121 429 2829 Thanks!
If you are having an Easter Egg Hunt, keep pets away during the hunt and set up. Ensure guests and children know not to give your dog chocolate. It’s also a good idea to make a note of where all the eggs are so these places can be checked before pets are allowed back in the area… Forgotten Easter Eggs pose a threat for curious pets looking for treats to munch on.
Read Full StoryLoki came to see our Exotic Vet Lourdes as an emergency...
Read Full StoryLoki came to see our Exotic Vet Lourdes as an emergency, Loki had eaten something which ended up getting stuck in the stomach.
We do love our fish here at Manor Vets Exotics...
Read Full StoryManor Vets has set up a senior cat clinic to be held on a Tuesday at the Cradley Heath Branch of Manor Vets
Read Full StoryAfter giving Geoff a full health check, our Exotic Vet Lourdes discovered that he is actually a boy! Lucky for Geoff’s owners about the name choice...
Zak is a 28 year old African Grey Parrot who went under an endoscopy procedure to investigate his sinus problems and to take a lung biopsy.
Read Full StoryWe would like to welcome Ryan to the Manor Vets Team!
Read Full StoryLittle cutie Nimbus, the 2 year old Sugar Glider, under going his castration procedure.
Read Full StoryIrwin from WILD Zoological Park that came in for routine bloods with our Head Exotic Nurse Kirsty Dewhurst
...popped in for a re-check with our vet Lourdes following her Spey procedure.
...7 year old Boa Constrictor Damon had two small abscess’s removed with the help from Sergio and Faye RVN. The abscess was lanced and flushed
CONGRATULATIONS!!! Our very own Faye Saunders has passed her OSCE examinations
Read Full StoryZac needed emergency surgery to remove a 14cm rib bone from his stomach which he had eaten.
Read Full StoryThis is Irwin, who visited us recently for some blood tests from WILD Zoological Park. He may be small but he is mighty! (And bitey!). Can you guess what baby Irwin is?
This little lady was left in a box outside our Manor Vets Edgbaston branch Friday afternoon. She has no micro chip but was wearing a paper collar. Unfortunately, we do not know what area she has come from as she was abandoned at our door...
“Happy Chinese New Year/ Spring Festival” ...to everyone celebrating today!
Read Full StoryAre you ready to Big Garden Birdwatch? This year's #BigGardenBirdWatch starts tomorrow! The world's largest wildlife survey 25-27 January
Manor Vets offer on-site CT scanning referrals. We accept scan requests from other veterinary practices throughout the UK at our Halesowen Hospital...
Read Full StoryIt's National Penguin Awareness Day!! Little Penguin Fact: They can drink salt water! They've got glands above their eyes that filter the salt, which they get rid of by sneezing!
Are you new to Manor Vets? Tempted to try our services? We are confident you will find our service first class we are offering a FREE consultation with one of our vets to prove it! Call Us Today 0121 422 5411
Read Full Story“If there ever comes a day when we can’t be together, keep me in your heart, I’ll stay there forever.” —Winnie-the-Pooh’ silly old bear. Happy #WinnieThePoohDay
We are so excited to have recently received so many nominations for the ‘Petplan Veterinary awards 2020’
Read Full StoryDon't forget... to pucker up those lips!... because today Kiss a Ginger Day. #KissAGingerDay Do you have any cute ginger felines/K9's waiting for their kisses? …who could resist!?!
For your new family member... Our Puppy packs cover your pet’s initial healthcare. Everything they need in one handy, affordable bundle... Visit: Manor Vets Special Offers
Much of our garden wildlife is hibernating at this time of year, please try and avoid disturbing their slumber (if you can) by not turning your compost, which could be sheltering hedgehogs and other small mammals...
... "Monday Morning’s - Christmas back to work blues" Wishing everyone a happy & easy ‘back to routine’ Monday...
Please don't give your pets the last of the Christmas cake or mince pies that maybe left over or lurking around...
Read Full StoryBe careful this morning 1st January 2020... stumbling upon discarded sparklers, firework cartridges & shells…
Read Full StoryThis 'not' so little lady is still looking for her forever home. Foxy is a 10 year old neutered female. Help us find a new home for Foxy and help make her New Year a happy one...
Read Full StoryWishing you a "Happy and Healthy New Year"
Read Full StoryRemember, remember fireworks aren’t just in November and… NEW YEARS EVE means fireworks! Firework celebrations can be extremely frightening for our pets…Please HELP them feel safe!
Read Full StoryThe Team at Manor Vets would like to wish our clients and their pets "Merry Christmas and all good wishes for a Happy and Healthy 2020"
NO amount of chocolate is safe for your cat to eat. Did you know that even the smallest piece of chocolate can make your feline companion very sick!
Read Full StoryMistletoe is poisonous to dogs and cats...
Read Full StoryAlcohol can cause an array of serious health problems, the most common symptoms being vomiting, depression, visible dizziness and breathing difficulties.
Read Full StoryKeep sweet treats well out of reach over the festive season!
Read Full StoryCertain types of nuts, macadamia nuts in particular, can cause our pets to suffer vomiting, depression and hyperthermia if they eat them. They’re also a choking hazard.
Read Full StoryKeep chocolate "safe from curious paws" this Christmas...
Read Full StoryBe attentive to signs that your pet may have eaten poinsettia plant…
Read Full StoryThese ingredients are known to cause stomach and red blood cell damage to pets.
Read Full StoryNeedles from Christmas trees can harm your dog or cat’s paws.
Read Full StoryMany of the foods we commonly associate with Christmas are highly dangerous for our pets.
Read Full StorySeveral 'Christmassy' plants are toxic to pets such as...
Read Full StoryChristmas decorations can look just like cat toys…
Read Full StoryHas someone at Manor Veterinary Practice gone above and beyond the call of duty to help your pet in need?
Read Full StoryDid you know? We operate our own out of hours’ emergency cover, meaning you will always have a ‘Manor Vets’ Vet with all your pet’s details and history to hand, just when you really need them. 7 Days a Week 24/7
With frosty mornings returning and below freezing temperatures during the winter months… means the risk of anti-freeze toxicity is much higher! If you suspect they have ingested any amount of anti-freeze please give us a call immediately, any time - day or night, on 0121 422 5411
…please remember should you need us we are an RCVS approved veterinary hospital with a team of friendly vets and qualified nurses who are available 24/7
Read Full StoryDid you know that blood sampling in exotic species are just as important and useful as blood sampling in cats, dogs and people? Here we are taking a blood sample from a fish we saw last week!
This big bunny is Bluey, here he is having his post castrate check with one of our vets Sean, and student nurse Faye.
Read Full StoryA huge thank you for sharing your fabulous 'tongue out tuesday' piccies with us - we loved them!
Read Full StoryThis time of year is a particularly important time for us to regularly check on our Chelonian friends...
Read Full StoryPause. Reflect. Remember.
Pause. Reflect. Remember.
We recently visited our friends at WILD Zoological Park to place and check some microchips in their resident birds.
Read Full StoryClive has popped down from his branches to talk to you about the importance of...
Read Full StoryBe careful this morning 6th November... stumbling upon discarded sparklers, firework cartridges & shells…
If your pet seeks attention, give it. If they’re settled and calm, be sure to praise them…
Provide your pet with somewhere to hide...
Stay home. Firework noises are scary and unfamiliar – don’t leave your pet alone with them.
Keep your pets indoors where it’s safe...
Loud TV or music will help distract your pet from what’s happening outside
If your pet seems unsettled use their favourite toy or game to distract them
Walk Before Dark - walk your dog while it’s still light and long before most of the festivities begin.
Read Full StoryLook out for the Little Guys on Bonfire Night…
Read Full StoryFireworks frighten animals: Don’t forget your small furries! Small animals and birds all need to be treated with special care as these animals are easily frightened.
Read Full StoryRemember, remember fireworks aren’t just on 5th November!!! We asked one of our Vets to give advice as to what we can all do to try and make the firework season as calm as possible:
Read Full StoryHappy National Pumpkin Day! HALLOWEEN TIP...
Read Full StoryBy preparing in advance before fireworks start your pet will be better able to cope with the noises...
Read Full StoryYoung adult female cat looking for a new forever home...
Read Full StoryRemember, remember fireworks aren’t just in November!
Read Full StoryWe are looking to recruit a part time Receptionist, to work at our Halesowen, Edgbaston & Harborne branches.
Read Full StoryLet’s all Share our Smiles today - because a doggy smile makes everyone feel good!” ...have a great weekend ahead!
Happy world smile day AND Happy world animal day! Show us your smiley exotics in the comments!
Meet the adorable Skinny Pig named Mouse. Mouse is a one year old hairless Guinea Pig and she came to Manor Exotics, Edgbaston for a neutering procedure.
Today is the day to celebrate all the different animals we have in our lives. Whether they are big, small, living inside or outside, fluffy, feathery or covered in scales, we want to thank you for bringing smiles to our faces.
They look after you, let's look after them...
Read Full StoryHey, hi, hello... Happy October!
We hope you have a very relaxing Sunday!!! please remember should you need us...
Read Full StoryPlease be careful of the spiky outer layer… these shells can be very painful for your dog to walk on and can damage your dog’s pads.
Gari, a Glass Lizard, was here with us at Manor Exotics, Edgbaston to get his eyes checked out...
Conkers may be synonymous with autumn, but few people realise that these can also pose a serious health risk to your pet if ingested.
Read Full StoryThe season of falling leaves, conkers and fireworks…
Read Full StoryJakku, the two year old Gerbil, came to see our Exotic Vet Lourdes for a little bit of dental work. Jakku had a wobbly front tooth and his teeth were quickly tidied up...
Meet 15 year old Valentine, a Horsefield Tortoise having a beak trim...
Check out this amazing snake known as a Hog Nose. Unfortunately, we think it’s possibly egg bound but we’ll keep you posted...
We’d like to say a massive THANK YOU to all of our clients that have kindly donated pet food and treats. This month we payed a visit to The Animal House Rescue to donate all of the goodies...
Iguanas get a celebration all to themselves with National Iguana Awareness Day today! What's not to love about a cold-blooded, reptile with nasty bite and a powerfully strong tail?
Read Full Story...visiting Manor Exotics, Edgbaston for his worming treatment
We absolutely love welcoming Charlie back to see us here at Manor Exotics, Edgbaston
Good morning Sunday. Happy First day of September! Grass Seed wounds…
Read Full StoryLittle 4 month old Izzy, a Pied Chameleon and who weighs only 5 grams!!!
Read Full StoryHere at Manor Vets we care about our impact on the environment, with this in mind we are aiming to reduce waste...
Read Full StoryHarry, a one year old Corn Snake, came to see Lourdes at Manor Exotics, Edgbaston to determine his gender... turns out Harry is actually Harriet!
Beautiful little Ivy, a Karariki, came into see our Exotic Vet Siobhan for a general check up regarding her weight. Ivy is doing much better and has gained a little bit more weight
Did you know? Black cats are the most over looked in rescue centres? Not here at Manor Vets, we love them!!
A huge thank you for our pet blood bank session last week!
Read Full StoryToday 11th August, is Play In The Sand Day!
Read Full StoryDoes your dog like to drink from puddles or swim in dirty ponds? This could cause Leptospirosis!
Read Full StoryRoll out the red carpet for your furry feline friend, because today is International Cat Day!!!
Read Full StoryManor Vets Exotics is a veterinary service dedicated to providing the highest quality care for exotic species, wildlife and zoo animals.
Read Full StoryHow would you feel if your pet strayed, became lost or worse still, was stolen?
Read Full StoryA common problem with our pets but easily preventable!
Read Full StoryWe hope you have finished your lunch Joking apart; a great guide in understanding your doggy's
Read Full StoryGlobal Tiger Day is being celebrated across the world today. July 29th is observed to create awareness about tiger conservation and protection of natural habitat of tigers
Read Full StoryOur very own Clive the Chameleon who lives at Manor Vets Exotics, Edgbaston... isn't he handsome!?!
Gamera came in to Manor Vets Exotics, Edgbaston for his microchip with our Exotic Vet Lourdes Lavilla Atienza and RVN Lucy Till
With temperatures already hitting 20° and set to soar to over 30°c today – please take care of your dogs.
Read Full StoryOur very own Clive who lives at Manor Vets Exotics, Edgbaston... isn't he handsome!?!
...came in to see our Exotic Vet Sergio for a full health check...
Please spare a thought for our feathered friends. Temperatures are set to soar this week!
Read Full StoryFreddy, Cosmo and Watson in our Cat Ward after their recovery, enjoying some food and lots of fuss...
Obesity in our much loved pets is on the increase in the UK, it’s estimated that 40% of dogs and 53% of cats are overweight or obese.
Read Full StoryOur very own Clive getting involved with the "NEW" Exotics waiting area here at Manor Vets Edgbaston
Road trips in the car can be fun for the whole family including your pet. Check out our travel tips for keeping your dog happy during car journeys.
Read Full StoryPlease be careful on the roads and spare an ‘extra’ thought for our four-legged friends safety…
Read Full StoryToday is the day to celebrate all the little pigs in our lives. Did you know that the term guinea pig translates to “little pig” in Latin?
Our first winner of a £10.00 Gift Voucher has been chosen!
Read Full StoryDon’t forget there is still time to enter your pet into Pet Health Club’s Pet Hero of the Year award. Entries close at one minute to midnight on 7th July!
Read Full StoryAs it’s "Funny Fursday!" and ‘National Sunglasses Day’ we couldn’t resist sharing this piccie!
Read Full StoryAnyone missing this little cutie. Currently at our Manor Vets Halesowen Hospital please contact us on 0121 4225411
Is your pet more than just a pet? Have they been your rock through a difficult time or done something out of the ordinary?
Read Full StoryHave you entered your #PHChero into the competition yet?
Some interesting statistics for pet ownership in the UK…
Read Full StoryHands, paws up – who’s fed up with rainy days, muddy puddles and soggy walks! Anyone have any top tips “How to Keep your pet-friendly home clean and feeling fresh during this soggy, wet paws weather? They liked to share…
Read Full StoryRocky the Boa Constrictor has a huge appetite, in fact so huge he couldn’t resist eating his own thermometer from his vivarium!
Read Full Storyoday we say a very emotional goodbye to our RVN Hollie Beaumont who leaves Manor Vets for adventures new. Hollie has been an exceptional nurse here at Manor and although we are so sad to see her go, we all know she will continue to be the amazing nurse that she truly is. Good luck Hollie, we will miss you
We all know that as humans, it’s important to have a well-balanced diet. Rabbits need a well-balanced diet too...
Read Full StoryTop tips for a healthy, happy Rabbit. We’re always available to chat to you about your Rabbits health, so for more information call us on 0121 429 2829 or pop into Manor Vets Silver Awarded Rabbit Friendly branch, Edgbaston for free food samples!
Association of Zoo & Exotic Veterinary Nurses conference was a huge success, with our Exotic Veterinary Nurses attending and sharing their knowledge through presentations of their experiences in practice. We are also always looking into gaining further information to care and treat all your exotic pets
Rabbit Awareness Week at Manor Exotics, Edgbaston
Read Full StoryCongratulations to our very own Lucy Till RVN who not only won her Golden Ticket to Association of Zoo & Exotic Veterinary Nurses conference at the weekend but was also on the winning quiz team!
Welcome to Rabbit Awareness Week 1st - 9th June at Manor Vets
Association of Zoo & Exotic Veterinary Nurses Jess Bell, representing Manor Exotics and presenting her talk at AZEVN
Our very own Head Exotic's Nurse Kirsty Dewhurst presents her talk at AZEVN. There will be lots of interesting presentations and information during the conference this weekend
Our Exotic nurses here at Manor Vets are attending the annual AZEVN conference in Norfolk this weekend
This is the gorgeous Rhinoceros Rat Snake called Rachel. Rachel came to Manor Vets, Exotics Edgbaston to see Siobhan Cox BA VetMB MRCVS for an examination of her cloaca. On examination Rachel's cloaca needed to be flushed by Siobhan with help from veterinary assistant Hollie
Lola the french bulldog came to us after referral from another vets...
Read Full StoryA huge thank you to everyone who came along to our Blood Donation Session on 16th May 2019.
Read Full StoryIs your pet more than just a pet? Have they been your rock through a difficult time or done something out of the ordinary?
Read Full StoryThis is Arya, a 3 year old Leopard Gecko, under going a Spey procedure at Manor Vets Exotics, Edgbaston. Little Arya had a slow recovery but after an overnight stay for monitoring, she was able to go home.
At Manor Vets, Halesowen, we are lucky to have somebody responsible for looking after our patients whilst they are in recovery.
Read Full StoryMeet Amelia… She is one of our Registered Veterinary Nurses here at Manor Vets, monitoring a patient whilst under general anaesthetic.
Read Full StoryHedgehog Awareness Week 5th – 11th May 2019, How people can help...
Read Full StoryKeep a look out throughout 'May' to see what our Registered Veterinary Nurses and nursing support staff "get up to" on a daily basis.
Read Full StoryThere are many simple things we can all do to help hedgehogs: The British Hedgehog Preservation Society offers this advice...
Read Full StoryAs an Exotic branch of Manor Vets, our nurses care for the most wonderful species of animals such as a Sugar Glider anaesthesia for castration Kirsty Dewhurst Head RVN and C&G Cert VNES APVN (ZOO)
As an Exotic branch of Manor Vets, our nurses care for the most wonderful species of animals such as this Pygmy Goat for careful restraint and bandaging Jess Bell RVN and C&G Cert VNES
As an Exotic branch of Manor Vets, our nurses care for the most wonderful species of animals such as taking blood from a fish for sampling, anaesthesia monitoring for X-rays and endoscopy. Kirsty Dewhurst Head RVN and C&G Cert VNES APVN (ZOO) Lucy Till RVN C&G Cert VNES APVN (ZOO) enrolled Hollie Beaumont RVN
As an Exotic branch of Manor Vets, our nurses care for the most wonderful species of animals such as an Otter for anaesthesia monitoring during X-rays, blood taking and a dental procedure. Faye Saunders SVN
Meet Primrose, the 3 year old Ferret who came to Manor Vets' Exotics because she was struggling to give birth.
Read Full StoryAs an Exotic branch of Manor Vets, our nurses care for the most wonderful species of animals such as bird anaesthesia for X-rays. Kirsty Dewhurst Head RVN and C&G Cert VNES APVN (ZOO) Lucy Till RVN C&G Cert VNES APVN (ZOO) enrolled Hollie Beaumont RVN
As an Exotic branch of Manor Vets, our nurses care for the most wonderful species of animals such as the correct restraint for birds during routine nail trims and microchips Jess Bell RVN C&G Cert VNES
Hip Hip Hooray, it's World Penguin Day. Happy World Penguin Day to everyone who loves them as much as we do…
Read Full StoryHappy St. Georges Day! Did you know? 23rd April is the feast day of St. George, patron saint of England, whose encounter with the dragon symbolises triumph over evil. His dedicated flower is the bluebell and blue, said to be his favourite colour, was one of the colours traditionally worn on this day. Here's Holly having lot's of fun celebrating in the woods
We hope you are having a FABULOUS EASTER and enjoying this beautiful weather!?! Here are Bank Holiday Monday's Opening Hours...
Read Full StoryIf the weather is nice enough for some garden fun over this Easter, please make sure your pet doesn’t ingest any of these flowers:
Read Full StoryWith Easter just around the corner it’s time to inform you of all the possible toxins your pets could encounter over this chocolate filled period. There are many things that can be dangerous to cats and dogs and here is why:
Read Full StoryThis is the very handsome 11 month old Quentin, visiting Manor Vets Exotics for a blood test for a routine screening...
Remember Megan the Goshawk? Here she is at her follow up appointment. Megan is now weight bearing and it’s so lovely to see her doing well after her bumble foot procedure...
...investigations by x-rays, a dental examination and also a lance/flush procedure revealed an abscess.
Read Full StoryDaffodils are toxic to both cats and dogs. The whole plant is toxic, especially the bulbs!
Read Full StoryA very happy 'Mothering Sunday' to Mums and carers ! We hope you have a wonderful day! x
Well the sun is shining, it’s Friday and here's Holly having some Friday happiness… Who’s got that Friday Feeling? …and looking forward to the weekend.
Planning to take your pet abroad after 29th March?
Read Full StoryMegan the Goshawk at Manor Vets, Exotics Edgbaston having her procedure for Bumblefoot, which is an inflammatory reaction to the feet of birds which, in some cases, needs to be removed. The surgery went very well and Megan had a steady recovery...
Happy World Book Day everyone! Will you be sharing a story today...
Microchipping is an invaluable way of easily and permanently identifying your Cat... Don’t risk losing your pet, if your pet is not already chipped call to make an appointment now! Call Us Today 0121 422 5411
Cleo, the 2 year old Marmoset, came to see our Manor Vets' Exotic Vet Lourdes Lavilla Atienza this afternoon.
Read Full StoryEven though we love our pets EVERY day, we're so happy it's #LoveYourPetDay and we would love to see your furry or not furry friends!
Let’s talk rabbit dental health!
Read Full StoryCelebrate this Valentine’s Day with lots of love in your heart! Happy Valentines Day everyone! ...from Team Manor...
It's Pet Dental Health Month! We are offering 20% off dental's booked in February for March and 10% of toothbrushes and toothpastes.
Read Full StoryAlabama rot in dogs: what is it and how can I prevent it?
Read Full StorySheldine, the four year old Hermanns Tortoise, came in to see our Exotic Vet Sergio Silvetti Cert A (ZM) MRCVS DVM at Manor Exotics, Edgbaston for her worming treatment
...to everyone who came along to our Blood Donation Session on 29th January 2019.
Read Full StoryNeev previously had an ultrasound scan for follicles which resulted in her having surgery to remove the ovaries. You can see from the pictures, the ovaries that were removed are covered in the little white follicles. Neev was very carefully monitored throughout her surgery which involved an endoscopy procedure...
It's time to get ready for Big Garden Birdwatch 2019! 26-28 January
Read Full Story...a three year old Mexican Fire Legged Tarantula who visited Manor Vets Exotics, Edgebaston Exotic Vet Lourdes Lavilla Atienza. Teddy had a lump on the abdomen. Lourdes had help from our Exotic Nurse Jess Bell, to take a sample from the lump for testing...
Did you know; salt grit is extremely toxic to pets?...
Read Full StoryWe are trying to find a home for this beautiful boy...
Read Full StoryUK weather are forecasting snow and -17C Arctic blast, Please Keep pets warm during the chilly weather especially your elderly ones…
Read Full StoryDon't forget... ...to pucker up those lips!...💋 because today marks the 10th anniversary of National Kiss a Ginger Day. #kissagingerday
Please ensure your pets are safe and secure in your vehicle at all times Did you know?...
Read Full StoryPlease be aware of antifreeze poisoning! Dogs and cats love the taste of antifreeze but it is highly toxic to them
Read Full StoryIf you think a Manor Vets practice, or a member of the team deserve a nomination then...
Read Full StoryThe health implications vets are increasingly diagnosing as a result of obesity include...
Read Full Story...It took a full team at our Exotics department to look after Turin during this abscess removal surgery
Read Full StoryWishing you all a very Happy and Healthy 2019! Happy New Year, from all of us. — Team Manor Vets
Remember, remember fireworks aren’t just in November - New Years Eve means fireworks!
Read Full Story"A Very Merry Christmas and all good wishes for a Happy and Healthy 2019"
Chocolate contains theobromine. This is poisonous to our pets and is naturally found in the cacao beans used to make chocolate.
If you’re leaving a special treat for Santa, store it up high, preferably in a room your pet can’t get to. We hope you have the most Merry Christmas!!!
Onions, Garlic & Leeks can cause toxicity in dogs and cats. Initially symptoms are vomiting and diarrhoea but can also cause damage to red blood cells resulting in anaemia.
Do you have a case that would benefit from an MRI scan? The next date the MRI facility is with us - Friday 21st December 2018, if you have a case you would like to refer for an MRI scan please fill out the MRI request form or call 0 7487 265 979 or 0121 422 5411 and ask for Devon or Amelia.
Oscar the one year old Panther Chameleon came in to Manor Vets Exotics, Edgbaston for a blood test with Sergio Silvetti Cert A (ZM) MRCVS DVM
It took a full team at our Manor Vets, Edgbaston Exotics department to look after Turin during this abscess removal surgery...
…and today is #ChristmasJumperDay ! We hope you have a fabulous time… Here’s Manor Vet’s Holly Paws cosy in her Christmas Jumper on a frosty December morning! Do your furbabies have their jumpers and coats ready for the Christmas chill?
Another Stray Lets see if we can get this little one home for Christmas. Currently being looked after at our Halesowen Practice. If you Recognise this cutie please call us on 0121 4225411 and ask to speak to the inpatient Nurse.
Huge Huge Thank you to all the dogs that gave up their afternoon with their humans to help save the lives of other dogs...
Read Full StoryDo you have a case that would benefit from an MRI scan?
Read Full StoryToday Siobhan the Manor Vets Exotics team met four month old Rocco, the very friendly and lovely blue headed macaw, for a nail clip, microchip and to check out his sore leg...
Beautiful Edie came back to see us here at Manor vets Exotics, Edgbaston this morning for an ultrasound scan to monitor her egg growth with Sergio Silvetti Cert A (ZM) MRCVS DVM and Qualified Veterinary Nurse Lucy Till
Meet adorable Priscilla, the three month old potbellied pig. Priscilla came to see Sergio Silvetti Cert A (ZM) MRCVS DVM for her first health check...
Planning to take your pet abroad after 29th March?
Read Full StoryTry distracting your pet with their favourite game, toy or food… if they are excited and their brains are occupied, they might take less notice of the fireworks outside.
A variety of career opportunities awaits you...
Read Full StoryKeeping a balance between being alarmist and being informative is always difficult, but if your dog exhibits any of these symptoms after a woodland walk call us...
Read Full StoryIt’s #WorldSmileDay …and just for fun why not post a piccie of your pet's winning smile below and spread the joy! #WorldSmileDay is celebrated on the first Friday in October every year.
Please be careful of the spiky outer layer… these shells can be very painful for your dog to walk on and can damage your dog’s pads.
Did you know we offer 20% off selected lifetime medication on all our Pet Health Plans! Saving you on vet bills!
Read Full StoryWho has that Friday Afternoon feeling?! …anyone have fabulous furby plans for the weekend?
Does your pet pal have what it takes to be a life-saving canine hero? Could you Dog be our next Life-Saving Blood Donor? Manor Vets are recruiting prospective new dog blood donors... for a blood drive on 'Thursday 29th November' at Manor Vets, Halesowen between 1.30pm - 7.30pm
Did you know snails can sleep for three years, the heart of a shrimp is located in its head and flamingos can only eat upside down?!
Manor Vets are celebrating #NationalWildlifeDay! What wildlife have you seen lately? If you have any please share your favourite wildlife photos with us on facebook!
Manor Vets Celebrate National Dog Day is August 26th! Because dogs are family...
Read Full StoryWe were pleased to welcome Berther today at Manor Vets Exotics, Edgbaston...
Read Full StoryHades new enclosure is now refurbished...
We met this beautiful family of Boxers over the weekend while out walking…
Falkor, our resident Axolotl here at Manor Exotics...
Kit Mercer, 5 month old Barn Owl, was showing signs of discomfort with one of her wings.
Read Full StoryTake a lesson from Holly, sometimes you just gotta let it all go & relax… ZZzzz - Are you furbies making like Holly and taking things easy today… ? or don’t yours understand the concept of National Relaxation Day?
It might be a little soggy out there… but we hope it’s not spoiling your day? Here’s to a fabulous Sunday!
How's your KITTY celebrating their SPECIAL Day? We’d love to see your piccies, why not share with us on our facebook... Have a purrrfect day!!
Good morning... please spare a thought for our feathered friends
Read Full StoryWe hope you have a FABULOUS WEEKEND!!!…please remember should you need us we are an RCVS approved veterinary hospital with 'our own team' of friendly vets and qualified nurses who are available 24/7, with around the clock on-site care.
Read Full StoryWhen the air temperature is hot, concrete and tarmac can be almost double the temperature!
Read Full StoryPlanning on having a BBQ this weekend? Here are some helpful tips to keep your pet safe...
Read Full StoryTeo the Sugar Glider was with Manor Vets Exotics, Edgbaston this morning for his castration procedure.
Read Full StoryAbigail brought in Westley to see Manor Vets Exotic Vet Maria this morning with suspected ruptured airsacs.
Read Full StoryAdding a frozen bottle of water to your rabbit’s cage is a great way to cool the air down for your bunny. Just use a normal plastic bottle with water and place in the freezer until ready.
Heat stroke is not the only danger in this hot weather - water intoxication is dangerous and can be quickly fatal! If your dog is showing any of these clinical signs, please call us immediately 0121 422 5411
Read Full StoryMeet FALKOR... our new resident here at Manor Exotics.
Read Full StoryIt's a HEATWAVE! Please make sure to put out plenty of water for the birds in your garden so they can keep cool and have enough to drink! Birds need fresh, clean water for drinking and bathing. THANK YOU!
At Manor Exotics, Edgbaston we make sure your exotic pets are in perfect health & condition...
Read Full StoryWe always love having a visit from our regular Giant Tortoise...
Read Full StoryMeet totally gorgeous brothers ‘Diamond and Socks’ Manor Vets latest Pet Health Club members…
Read Full StoryHere's wishing ALL Fathers and soon-to-be-fathers a very Happy Fathers Day! Hope you all have a great day
Congratulations to our very own Lucy Till, after passing her OSCE examinations, she is now a fully qualified Registered Veterinary Nurse.
Read Full StoryManor Vets Maintenance Technician Jason taking a moment for hugs and cuddles with his ‘little girl’ Sage…
Please join Manor Vets in raising awareness of the importance of microchipping your pet...
Read Full StoryWe hope you are having a FABULOUS WEEKEND!!! …but remember should you need us
Read Full StoryThis beautiful little girly has come into us as a stray.
Read Full StoryDo you recognise me. If you do please contact the practice. He has received treatment for his abscess and wants to go home to his family now...
Today (4th June, 2018) is... Hug Your Cat Day. Here at Manor Vets we think every day is ‘hug your cat day’, but today 4th June - it's official! We'd love to see your photos celebrating this snuggly …purrfect day! Why not share one or two on our facebook
We know we say it often …but it can't be said often enough!
Read Full StoryAre you planning on taking your family pet on holiday with you this summer?
Read Full StoryThanks to our knowledge base and top-of-range on-site facilities, we are able to accept referrals from veterinary surgeons across the UK. We offer CT and MRI scanning, as well as exotic veterinary referrals.
Anyone missing this little one!
Thank you so much Adriana Smith for sharing such a fabulous #tongueouttuesday photo of Seaweed!!! Please kee them coming...
Please keep your family safe from fleas and other parasites...
Read Full StoryProtect your cat or kitten for just £12.50 a month!...
Read Full StoryStill looking for her forever home. If you are interested please contact the practice and ask to speak to the inpatient nurse 0121 4225411.
Have you heard the word LUNGWORM? Lungworm is spread to dogs when they eat snails and slugs, but also by eating the grass they have been on! Make sure your dog is protected against this sneaky parasite. If you aren't sure if they are protected, give us a call at any of our branches for product advice.
Please join us on Monday 28th May for a fun-filled fundraiser to benefit 'Wild Acre Animal Rescue'
Read Full Story...there have been cases of horses dying due to ingesting dog poo bags?! Scooping that poop is the first step, but making sure you dispose of it in an appropriate place is just as important.
Help - We have two beautiful cats that came in as strays and are now looking for families to love them.
Read Full StorySpread the word - it's time to scoop that poop! Did you know that diseases spread from dog faeces to sheep can be fatal? It's vital to keep your dog's worming up to date and to always remember to scoop that poop.
Though rabbits enjoy their vegetables, remember that 85% of their diet should consist of hay or grass - this helps prevent their teeth from overgrowing and makes sure they don't eat too much sugar.
‘Woof’, ‘meowww’, ‘sssst’, ‘rawk’ or ‘squeak, oink!' Join us with a BIG THANK YOU to all the Pets that make our lives that little bit more fun and fulfilling! HAPPY #NationalPetDay !!!
Spring is finally springing! Please watch out for the beautiful but toxic flowers. Easter Lilies, Tulips, Foxglove, Hyaciths and Daffodils! If your pets happen to ingest any of these toxic plants - poisonous ornamentals, please give us a call immediately 0121 422 5411
THE clocks go forward tonight which unfortunately means we are all going to lose an hour's sleep, but we will gain an EXTRA HOUR of DAYLIGHT in the evening…
First day of spring - Woo-hoo!!!
Apparently "The Beast from the East" is not done with us quite yet, so please don't forget our feathered friends if it gets freezy again this weekend!
Read Full StoryToday (14th March, 2018) is... No Smoking Day!
Read Full StoryThe PFMA’s top ten UK pet’s population for 2018 are...
Read Full StoryWe advise new puppy owners not to over exercise their puppy due to concerns about joint disorders such as hip and elbow dysplasia.
Read Full StoryHappy Valentine's Day, from all of us at Manor Vets
Today is Pancake Day - enjoy this pet-friendly recipe with all the family!
Read Full StoryHave you any muddy photo captures of your furry friends enjoying getting mucky that you’d like to share www.facebook.com/ManorVets/ We’d love to see them!
Did you know... Although their eyesight is poor, they have good hearing and a well-developed sense of smell. Hedgehogs are good runners, proficient climbers and can even swim.
We all know hedgehogs are covered in spines but what you may not have known is that these spines are actually hollow hairs stiffened by keratin.
Hip hip hooray, it's #PenguinAwarenessDay everyone! Did you know? At Our Manor Vets Edgbaston Branch we have a 'Zoo & Wildlife' Medicine Specialists..
We hope this brightens up your #BlueMonday!
We hope you have a relaxing Sunday, but should you need us for an emergency we are open at Manor Vets' Halesowen Hospital 7 Days a Week 24/7 - At Manor Vets we are different to most veterinary practices because we have experienced vets & nurses on the premises around the clock every day of the year. Tel: 0121 422 5411
Obesity isn’t only a health issue in humans… As the new year gets underway, there’s never been a better time to make an improvement to your pet’s health and diet...
Today is... Kiss a ginger day!!!
It's National Bird Day - we salute our feathered friends! Birds have a special place in our hearts here at Manor Vets, their beauty, their songs, their flight, so it’s time to celebrate them on National Bird Day this January 5th!
...at Manor Vets Exotics, Edgbason our vets have treated and have cared for birds such as Small Psittacines (Budgies and Cockatiels), Large Psittacines (Parakeets and Parrots), Poultry, Raptors, Owls, Game birds, Passerines, Softbills, Waterfowl, Racing pigeons, Ratites and Penguins!!!
From all of us here at Manor Vets; Thank you for all your support throughout 2017. We hope you have had a wonderful Christmas and we wish you a very Happy & Healthy New Year!!! – Here’s to a purrfect 2018!
Remember, remember fireworks aren’t just in November!!! New Year’s Eve celebrations can be extremely frightening for our pets. However, there are a few things you can do to prepare and be aware of in order to keep our pets safe this New Year’s Eve.
...to our Head Nurse Kirsty Dewhurst!! Kirsty has gained her certificate in Veterinary Nursing of Exotic Species. Well done Kirsty Dewhurst RVN C&G Cert VN of Exotic Species. We are all proud of you!
Small breeds, shorthaired and thin dogs are especially susceptible to the cold. Dry your dog after being outside and allow a warm, draught free resting place for your pet. This is especially important for any pets that suffer from arthritis
This year Manor Vets are proudly sponsoring the Mary Stevens Hospice Santa Jog! Due to impending weather we unfortunately are unable to have a stand at the event, however we still have many members of our team running in the 5K race. We want to say a huge GOOD LUCK to them and all of tomorrows runners
It is certainly looking very Christmassy out there today! If you do have an appointment today, please allow extra time when travelling, as many of the roads around the practices are experiencing delays. If you do need to call us, our fantastic team are here, so please call us on 0121 422 5411.
Thank you to everyone who came to our Charity Open Day on Sunday at Manor Vets, Cradley Heath. We had a fantastic day with lots of money and awareness being raised for Wild Acre Rescue.
CONGRATULATIONS! David Beechey, our Head Vet, at Manor Vets Exotics, Edgbastonhas received a Petplan Veterinary Awards nomination. MORE CONGRATULATIONS! Our Manor Vets Edgbaston Branch has received a Petplan Veterinary Awards nomination for Veterinary Practice of The Year!
Good morning! Happy First Day of December …and Hello December - You’re the last one so be the BEST one!!!!
Please can you give me a forever home?
Read Full StoryIts everyone’s favourite holiday! Happy Halloween! Time to dress up as something spooky and go trick-or-treating! But during all the festivities, please make sure that you are having fun with your pet and keeping them safe.
HAPPY NATIONAL CAT DAY!!! #NationalCatDay #CatDay Have a purrrfect DAY!!!
Wishing everyone a Happy #BlackCatDay If you have a cat, especially a black one, today is the day to make it feel extra special
Happy #InternationalSlothDay! from the Exotics Team at Manor Vets
Don't forget the 2018 Petplan Veterinary Awards are now open... Nominate Now!!
Read Full StoryIt’s the first Friday of October so don’t forget it’s World Smile Day keep smiling!
Here is Rogue Reaney, a Sugar Glider who came in for a brief general anaesthetic X-Ray and health check...
Read Full StoryHades exploring his new plants... at Manor Exotics, Edgbaston
FREE CPD aimed at Vets & RVN alike. Focus on radiographic, CT, ultrasound techniques...
Read Full StoryA HUGE thank you to everyone that baked and bought cakes at Manor Vets Macmillian Coffee Morning yesterday. Because of your generosity we were able to raise a fabulous £195.17 for the Macmillian Charity! What a fantastic achievement - Thank you everyone!
Our Macmillian coffee morning is well underway here at Manor Vets Halesowen. We have some fantastic treats available for all of our clients, so please come down an see us we are here until 6pm today!
Looking for a fun way to bond with your dog? Check out dog agility training!
Read Full Story...for Tongue out Tuesday!!
When you next visit us here at Manor Vets Edgbaston, see if you can spot our new resident Hades...
On Thursday 28th September Manor Vets will be taking part in the World's Biggest Coffee morning in support of Macmillian Cancer Support. From 10am - 6.00pm please join us at our Halesowen practice where you will be able to take part in our raffle to win a pet hamper, guess the cake height competition as well as enjoying a slice of cake or two :)
Today Manor Vet's Exotics performed a health check on an Armadillo. This included a routine blood sampling and X-Ray.
Read Full StoryMeet Shyam Patel, a very handsome 5 month old African Grey Parrot brought in today by his owner Kiran.
Read Full Story...a female Green Iguana. The Green Iguana is one of the largest lizards in the Americas, and a full grown Iguana is truly an impressive pet. Amazingly enough, it can also be housetrained to newspaper. Being a big animal, however, it needs lots of room and lots of food, and it can live for 15 or so years.
MISSING; Wylo - 1 year old ginger and white cat. No microchip, no collar. HANDSWORTH AREA . Please contact Manor Vets on 0121 429 2829
FESTER HYDE, the 3 year old Skunk came in today for his castration.
Read Full StoryThis is 2 year old Molly Perry who came to see us this morning with her owner Alex. Molly is a Ball Python and Alex says she enjoys a long soak in the bath!
Read Full StorySay Hi to 100 year old TOT HOUGH, a Hermanns Tortoise. Tot came in for a nail trim with our Head Exotics Vet, Sergio. At 100 years of age, Tot truly deserves a relaxing pedicure!
This is Tilly the Ragdoll who came in to be neutered. She was loving some cuddles with Devon whilst she was in recovery waking up from her general anaesthetic! Tilly is also modelling one of our Medipet shirts that we can use as an alternative to a buster collar for more information please contact reception and ask us about it!
Meet 9 week old skunk Oswald Parker, who came in for his check up. Skunks are mammals that can be easily recognized by their black and white colour fur. There are 10 species of skunks and almost all of them live in North and Central America. They can live in open, shrub, wooded and urban areas. Skunks are omnivores, which mean that they eat both plants and animals. They like to eat fruits, insects, worms, reptiles and rodents.
This week is Bobby, he belongs to Harleigh, one of our receptionists. As is the norm with our staff pets Bobby was a little kitten handed in to one of our branches that Harleigh and her family just couldnt say no to!!!
Meet 18 year old Kinkajou Roome, who came in this morning for a nail clip with her owner Jason... Kinkajous live in the tropical forests of Central and South America, where they spend most of their time in the trees. Did you know they are able to turn their feet backwards to run easily in either direction along branches or up and down trunks!!!
This is little Peggy- Sue featuring Fearne. They both belong to Lucy Edmonds one of our RVN'S here at Halesowen. Dont they look adorable together!!! Peggy- Sue was unfortunatly born without her foot being fully formed, you wouldnt know it though she is always running round and trying to climb things she shouldnt! Fearne is always very protective of anything that lucy brings home and is always the perfect baby sitter.
For the month of June we are offering 50% off micrcochips!!! Call us on 0121 422 5411 to make an appointment before it runs out.
Today we have Allanah, she has been with manor for 5 years in June. This is her cat Albie who you'll have seen featured a few times on here! Allanah is one of our Senior receptionists at our Halesowen branch and if she could be an animal for a day she would be a panda because there fat,lazy and eat all day!
Does anyone remember this little cutie we posted about a few weeks ago, she was left at our Northfield practice as a stray... she's found her perfect family now, they called her Newt and she has settled in really well!! We think she definitely landed on her paws there!
This is little Rogue she belongs to Robyn our receptionist from Cradley Heath. She is what we call a tuxedo cat. Rogue is is nearly 4 and she lives up to her name bringing all sorts of things that she shouldn't home to Robyn!
This is Charlie the Macaw who was brought in recently as she managed to tighten the ring on her leg, luckily we managed to remove this under anaesthetic and also microchipped her at the same day. She recovered really well from the anaesthetic we gave and went home within the hour minus the leg ring pictured!
This is Amy Finch, Amy is a veterinary nurse and qualified April 2010. She has worked at manor for 9 and a half years. Amy started as a 2nd year student and is now a senior inpatient nurse at the main Halesowen hospital. She loves spending time with the patients and getting to know all of their characters. If Amy could be an animal she would be an otter, they always look so happy and carefree and she would live in the river otter near sidmouth in devon... her favourite part of the world
Mocha is clearly loving his new toy!!!! These are only £3.09 on sale at most of our branches. Just think of all the funny photos you can get with your pets!
This little cutie is Nigel, he belongs to our inpatient nurse Kirstie here at halesowen. He was brought in as a little 3 day old stray kitten and she hand reared him herself!!! He even had his umbilical cord attached. Kirstie couldnt bare to part with him and ended up keeping him forever.
Meet SKY the 10 month old Parrotlet who came in for her check up with her owner Jenny Purser. The Pacific Parrotlet (Forpus coelestis) originates from Mexico and Central and South America. These birds can learn to mimic, but they aren’t the best talkers of the parrot family. Some individuals can learn quite a few words. Parrotlets might be small but that doesn’t mean that a small cage will do. A spacious wide cage with 1/4 inch bar spacing is ideal. These are active birds that need their play space and plenty of toys to keep them busy. Parrotlets should have a pellet-based diet supplemented with fresh fruits and vegetables, as well as some seed. They also need a calcium source, such as cuttlebone. You might have to dice up their fruit so they can sink their tiny beaks into it.
Today is the role of the Inpatient nurse. This is such a vital role in the practice, they perform hourly rounds to monitor all animals in their care. They are responsible for ensuring the inpatients all have the medications they need at specific times. They exercise all pets that are in with us even if its letting a little bunny have a hop around in the exotics ward to walking the dogs. Pictured is Amy our Senior Inpatient nurse here at Halesowen (I'm sure many of you have met her discharging your animals before)
This is the handsome Rabbit Eric Allsop with our CT Nurse Devon and Exotic SVN Lucy. Eric came in for a CT scan and after some TLC on recovery from our nurses, was able to go home with his lovely owner Anna.
Manor was thrilled to meet so many people from the LGBT community & their pets. We would like to say a massive thank you to the organisers of Birmingham Pride 2017 for letting us take part again this year. Without you & your hard work it wouldn't have been an amazing success for us all. Also, a thank you to West Midlands Police and West Midlands Ambulance Service for keeping us all safe & was a great reassurance.
Today is wound care, nurses apply lots of different types of dressing including for fractures, open wounds and surgical wounds. They do all of this whilst under the instruction of the vet. We have some of the coolest Vetwrap that we use including chickens, tractors and more recently Vetwrap with glitter in!!!!
Dental nurse, this nurse will assist the vet with the whole dental procedure. This includes scaling and polishing the teeth and sometimes helping with the extraction of teeth, all whilst under the instruction of the Veterinary surgeon. They will often advise on after care and how to keep those nashers clean with routine cleaning at home!
A lovely nurse from Birmingham City Hospital found this bird yesterday and took it to our edgbaston branch. If you have any information please give us a call and let us know!!
Today we have the surgical aspect of nursing, this involves preparing the animal for surgery by clipping and cleaning the surgical site ready for the procedure. They will also assemble all the equipment, medication and consumables they will be using for that operation.This nurse then converts roles and will take up the role of the anaesthetist and will stay with the animal throughout.
Helping on reception... Here at Manor we are very lucky to have our own team of dedicated receptionists but sometimes we do have to call upon the nurses to help. Particularly at our other branches, they are very good at multitasking and will help answer phones, book appointments and put up medications also! Here is one of our student nurses Esme showing us how it's done!
This week we have Archie who belongs to Fern Brewer. Some of you might recognise him as we have featured him before as a little pup, but he's all grown up now!!!
He is a white entire male, not microchipped and wearing a black collar. Missing from Copse Road, Netherton. Missing for around 1 day. Please contact us if you have any information on him!
Today we're telling you all about our dual nurses. We are very lucky to have alot of inhouse diagnostics here at Manor Vets. We can carry out a number of tests inhouse and have results within the hour. This is vital when we have an emergency case and time is of the essence. This is Louise our head nurse at Cradley showing us how its done, she was looking at Cheyletiella this is commonly known as walking dandruff as this is how presents on the skin causing dry and flaky skin.
Tomorrow is the day folks, we hope to see some of you there make sure you come by and say hi to our team!!!
Yes folks its that time of the week again!!! This week we have the gorgeous James and he belongs to our receptionist Harleigh. Jay was a rescue puppy from Wild Acre Rescue, the charity took his mom in and she had quite a few puppies. He is now nearly 4 and is as handsome as ever!!!
We've just had the best delivery of brand new toys to Halesowen! Yesterday the receptionists had a massive move around and made our shelves look wonderful with all the new toys. The cats haven't been missed out either! Come by Halesowen and see what we've got
Kirsty Dewhurst Head RVN at Manor Exotics. Say hi to Kirsty Dewhurst our Head Nurse at Edgbaston, she is one of our exotic animal nurses.
Read Full StoryToday is Louise our head nurse at our Cradley heath branch. Louise has been with us for 13 years and has been a qualified nurse for 11 years!!!! She even did her original nurse training here at Manor. She did pop off for a few months to have little Thomas in the picture below. He is a right little character!
Imaging nurse, this nurse is responsible for the positioning of the animal ready for taking the xrays and also taking the pictures. This requires an in-depth understanding of bone structure and main organs. They also have to know how to use and generally maintain the equipment. We are really lucky here to have our wonderful CT scanner also!!! We do have two dedicated nurses who take care of everything to do with this. They run the scans and also general maintenance of the machine.
Shelby is a Mississippi Map Turtle and came into see us with his owner David...
Read Full StoryExotic Nurses from all over the country descended on Bristol Zoo over the weekend for The Association of Zoo & Exotic Veterinary Nurses (AZEVN) conference. Our very own Exotic RVN Kirsty Dewhurst presented a talk about The African Pygmy Hedgehog. A case study “The Prickly Pyometra”.
See us in the parade and come and have a chat to us on our Manor stall. Grab a free consultation voucher, free goodies for your pets and meet your Manor team. We look forward to supporting our LGBT community and their pets!
Monitoring anaesthetics | Some of you may recogonise this lovely lady, this is Lynn one of our Theatre nurses. This is one of the most important roles to do whilst we have an animal in for a procedure. They are responsible for monitoring the animal throughout the General anaesthetic. They will closely monitor all vital signs whilst under anaesthetic and whilst they are in recovery.
This week we have Bethany Seabright she has been with us here at manor for 7 months. Beth is one of the receptionists at cradley Heath and the little cutie is her new puppy called Jax - If Beth could be an animal for a day she would be a sloth because she likes to go at her own pace and loves sleeping!!! (Don't we all beth!)
I'm currently at our Northfield branch as someone found me dumped in a park in a cardboard box this morning! I'm not microchipped and i dont have a collar on either. Do you know who i belong to? Please contact us with some information, we will keep for 7 days and then we will try to rehome.
Today we'll be telling you about our nurses and their consults. They run clinics for various different things including senior pets, weight management and puppy and kittens. These nurses are the main source of education to teach our clients on how to keep their pets in tip top condition!!!
This week we have the wonderful Milo the Labrador. He belongs to Amelia, one of our nurses here at Halesowen. Dont you just want to squeeze those puppy cheeks! Im sure you'll all agree hes grown into a very photogenic boy!
This is the handsome Rabbit Eric Allsop with our Exotic Vet Sergio. Eric came in for a CT scan and after some TLC on recovery from our nurses, was able to go home with his lovely owner Anna.
This month we'll be telling you all about the roles our nurses take on every day! We really appreciate our nurses here at manor vets and this month we'll show you why you should love them just as much as we do! Keep your eyes peeled for the posts!
This little chap hopped by to see us with the lovely Mark from Halesowen College for a health check. The ideal temperature for your White's Tree Frog is recommended to be 25-30°C (77-85°C) with a slight temperature drop at night or 2 or 3 degrees. Heat should be provided using a heat mat with thermostat. White's Tree Frogs are native to northern and eastern Australia, and adjoining New Guinea
We will be at Birmingham Pride with a whole lot of expert advice, information and free goodies for your pets. So come along and have a chat with us, we would love to see you.
We've had the best visitors to our Halesowen branch this afternoon! These are 7 week old Labrador puppies!! Here is Pippa, Sky, Stanley, Chewie and Bear. Aren't they just gorgeous!!!
Today we have Sarah Brokenshire who is one of our Registered Veterinary nurses and has been qualified for 3 years. She has been with us for just over 18 months. If she could be an animal for the day then she would be a dolphin!
Look at this big handsome lad that came into our Halesowen surgery last night. He is called buddy and he was obviously very relaxed with his dad and even stopped for a tummy rub!!!
This is Bruce who came to see us at our Cradley Heath branch last night. He's that popular he even has his own Instagram page!!! Thats one cool pug!!!
We are very pleased to say that Sherlock has been found!
We thought it would be great to see you fur baby vs fur adult pictures to see how much they have grown. This is Dotty who belongs to one of our student nurses Hollie - how cute!
It may be a Bank Holiday but our Halesowen branch is open 10 - 4pm for consultations today. Please call 0121 422 5411 if you need an appointment.
We love Easter and we love rabbits but please remember that rabbits are there to be loved all year round! They are very cute and sweet but, like all pets, need regular care and commitment.
Half term is here and it's a great time to get out and about with your dog. There are plenty of dog friendly attractions, pubs and beaches to be found all around the UK that you and your family can enjoy. Why not check out the Dog Friendly Britain website for some inspiration? Don't forget to let us know if you decide to explore any of the suggestions :)
Here at Manor, we believe that it is important to neuter your dog or cat if you are not planning to breed from them. Besides adding to the already growing number of unwanted puppies and kittens, there are lots of reasons as to why neutering is better for your pet's long term health.
With the tempature set to take a chilly turn this weekend, please take a minute to read through our cold weather advice to keep your pets safe and snug. Please share to spread the word!
Read Full StoryJennie Platt: Our divina having a sleep x bless must be such a hard life being a totally pampered cat x
Kuljeet Jagdev: Skywalker resting on my arm!
I now have a new loving home! Thank you very much everybody!
Our very own Senior Imaging Nurse Devon Caffull wrote an article on small animal dentistry which was published in the VN Times this week! The VN Times is a major publication in the veterinary world and we are all extremely proud of her for such an achievement!
It's that time again when we all make promises that we intend to keep for the year ahead but we thought it would be a good laugh to see what resolutions you think that your pets should make! Maybe your dog should promise to try to chew less shoes, or your cat needs to stop knocking things off ledges when they want attention.....?! Share your ideas and pictures on our Facebook with us so we can all start 2017 off with a good laugh!!!
Now it has become cold and Icy, the gritters are in full force keeping roads and pathways safe for everyone to use, but we must remember the rock salt is harmful to our pets, if ingested.
As you can see, we had lots of fun at the Mary Stevens Hospice Santa Jog today.
Thank you to everyone that came along to help raise money for an incredible cause and we hope that you enjoyed it as much as we did
We're here and ready for the The Mary Stevens Hospice Santa Jog! Don't forget to come and say hello!
This is the lovely Roux who came in for her £79 package. Clearly she was quite chilled out about her first visit to us. Look at those ears!
Something exciting is going on at our Halesowen branch today...... HINT: There might just be another competition very soon so keep your eyes peeled!
Meet Giles everyone! Giles is a bearded dragon and now a fully fledged member of the Manor Exotics team. He has his new home set up in reception at Edgbaston and seems to be loving all the attention and fuss
...Because you're beautiful!
We have all been really excited here a our new CT scanner arrived today! Sadly it was on a lorry and not a sleigh but we are still rather pleased.
Work is progressing quickly next door and we'll keep you posted!
Diesel is a 6 month old Labrador who has been in for neutering. Diesel actually belongs to Leon who works in our I.T Department here. Look at that sweet face!
This is Pudge the French Bulldog puppy who came in for their £79 Starter Package. Every job has it's perks, and this is certainly one of them. Our Senior Receptionist Allanah just couldn't help but have some cuddles
Our special friend Charlie the super star!
Do you remeber these two who were needing a home a few weeks ago?! Look at them now! They came in for some cuddles and love from the staff and we can't believe how much they have grown up. They both now have a fantastic home together and certainly landed on some lucky paws.
This lovely litter of puppies are only 2 weeks old and came in today for a check up with their Mum. Clearly it was all too much for them as they just slept through it all!
We are really pleased to announce that we will be sponsoring the The Mary Stevens Hospice Santa Jog again this year! We had a fanastic time last year despite the rain and we were only too happy to sponsor this amazing charity again this year. Registration for this event is now open so please sign up to take advantage of the ealry bird offer!
We had this lovely picture of Eric sent in to us by his family proudly sporting his Manor bandana! Just look at his happy face!
The building works at the old hairdressers is really coming along now. As you can see, some areas have been plastered and some of the re wiring has begun! We expect that the works will be complete towards to end of November. We are all very excited to see the CT scanner going in
Reunited!!!! Thanks again everyone!
How could we not share this picture with you all?! This adorable puppy belongs to Gemma Kirby-Dunn who works at our Halesowen branch. Harvey is a 4.5 month old Cavashon and looks rather dashing in his outfit.
This beautiful girl is 3 years old and has gone mising from the B63 area of Halesowen and was last seen on 20th September. She is neutered and microchipped.
Call us sad but we love to celebrate our Manor-versaries as we call them. Today is the turn of our Senior Inpatient Nurse Amy who is celebrating her 9 year Manor-versary today! Here she is with her own cat Sir Oliver Rodney The Third (yes, that is his full title!) as he has been in hosptial with us this week.
This lovely litter of English Bull Terriers came in yesterday to start their £79 puppy packages. They were certainly popular with the staff and clients!
Ringo the Raccoon came in to see us for a pre-operation check over last week. Here he is with his dad and his nifty homemade harness!
So the summer holidays are pretty much over now but have you started planning your next holiday? Have you ever thought about taking your pet abroad with you? Why not have a look into getting a Pet Passport that means you don't need to leave your furry family behind! We have plenty of qualified Vets that can guide you through the process. Just call your nearest branch for more information!
Ticks have hit the news again today as research has shown that almost a third of dogs carry ticks!
Read Full StoryDid you know that chewing has a number of benefits for your dog’s health and wellbeing? For dogs, chewing is a natural stress releasing activity. Chewing helps release calming hormones, in other words, chewing helps dogs feel good.
We hope that you have a lovely day without needing to see us but don't forget that there is someone on site 24/7 with our Halesowen branch open for consultations 10 - 4pm today - just incase!
As part of our expansion into the Barbers we will be needing a Nurse to look after and be responsible for the use and booking of the CT scanner as well as monitoring the anaesthetics needed for the patients. We are pleased to say that the lovely Devon has accepted this role and will now be our official Senior Imaging Nurse. Well done Devon
This little man is Squid who was found limping outside Birmingham Library at only 8 weeks old. Luckily Squid is now loving life with one of our Receptionists, Lucy Jones. Lucy sent us this great picture of Squid and we think you could all come up with some great captions for it on our facebook (personally, we think he's heard that he is coming in for neutering soon!)
It's only been a week but the builders have started working on next door, stripping the paper and paint off and removing doors. What do you think?
One of our Receptionists, Robyn, got married on Saturday and didn't she look beautiful?! I'm sure you will join us in wishing Robyn and her Huband, Dave, the very best for the future!
This well well behaved puppy is little Titch who has been in to our Northfield branch. This was her patiently waiting for her appointment to start her £79 package.
As you all saw the other day, we are really excited about the extension to our Halesowen site and the arrival on our on-site CT scanner in the next few months. Our CT scanner will be available to all of our Manor Vets clients but we will also be accepting referrals from other practices.
Throughout the month of August we will be offering microchipping at just £15!
This happy face is Yui who is our latest addition to the Exotics Team here at Manor.
As always, Rhyn was very pleased to see us all on the handover this morning and was trying to get us to throw his toys! Rhyn patrols the corridors upstairs when his Mum, Emma, is on nights.
The lovely Poppy came to us yesterday for her booster and annual check up. She is such a sweetie!
This very happy chappy is Charlie who came in to our Northfield branch recently. He certainly seems rather happy with his new Manor bandana
Look at this little fella who was found waddling outside our Halesowen branch! This isn't actually the first time we have had ducklings appear on the doorstep either. This little one is being looked after by us but they need a name! Any suggestions?!
These 2 beauties were left at our Northfield branch and are not even a week old (the black one is too wriggly for a good picture!) Luckily our lovely staff have come to the rescue again and are hand rearing them which involves feeding them every few hours - day and night! We will keep you updated on their progress but we will be looking for homes for them once they are weaned
On Saturday our lovely ladies took part in Pretty Muddy to raise money for Cancer Research UK.
Our Muddy Ladies Of The Manor On Saturday our lovely ladies took part in Pretty Muddy to raise money for Cancer Research UK. They all had a great time which is just as well as they chose to do the run as part of Robyn's Hen Do! We are really proud of our guys and well done!
Gizmo has gone missing from Lapal, B62. Gizmo is a neutered male and is chipped although the details are out of date. Can you help us bring him home?
“Exotic Animal Anaesthesia; How Risky Is It Really?!” CPD Evening 27th September 2016
The adorable Edna and Mable have been in to us for heir first vaccinations. Look at those ears! Edna and Mable are French Bulldog puppies and were only too happy to sample our treats
Our lovely Ladies Of The Manor will be donning their running shoes once again to raise money for Cancer Research.
Read Full StoryThis little one is called Zorro who came in for a check up. Zorro is a sugar glider and we couldn't resist such a cute face to cuddle. Sugar gliders are marsupials so are part of the same group as kangaroos and koala bears!
Thank you to everyone for entering our photo competition. The judge's decision is in and the winner is..... Cheryl Lucy for her picture of Grey and Earl! Well done.
This is the lovely Anna who came in recently with her 2 week old kittens for weighing with one of our Nurses. Aren't they sweet?!
So, how many of you saw the story of poor Bramble last night?! Our Vet Claire Denny, our Nursing Manager Sophie Aziz-Price and Student Vet Nurse Amelia made an appearance on The Dog Rescuers last night. Although it is often heartbreaking, we are very proud to be able to help animals like Bramble get a second chance in life. If you missed the episode, you can watch it on catch up: http://www.channel5.com/show/the-dog-rescuers
The new series of The Dog Rescuers starts tonight on Channel 5 at 8pm. It is now on it's 4th series and the show, presented by Alan Davies, follows the RSPCA on some of the hard and shocking cases they deal with. Manor Vets usually feature a lot throughout the shows and we've been told that you may see a familiar face or two tomorrow so don't forget to tune in!
To celebrate Rabbit Awareness Week we will be running a FACEBOOK photo competition...
...a chance to win our hamper of prizes!
Read Full StoryThis handsome chap is Julius who belongs to our Vet Kathryn. Julius is 20 years old this week!!! He was named Julius as he was born by caesarean (or 'Caesar' as we say here!)
Rabbit Awareness Week 18th - 26th June 2016 | RAW is celebrating it's 10th year and Manor Vets will be offering free dental checks throughout this period. Please call your nearest branch to book an appointment. We also have an exciting competition lined up so keep your eyes peeled!
This lovely litter of Staffie pups came in to us last night for their 1st vaccinations and microchipping. Of course we couldn't resist a quick cuddle
We're sure everyone is enjoying the lovely hot weather but please take a moment to make sure that your pets are able to enjoy it too!
Aren't these two sweet?! Meet the lovely Reggie and Ronnie who came in for their £79 Puppy Packages at our Northfield branch!
Our Pride winner, Kipper, popped in to see us yesterday to show off his medals and rosette. We told him how proud we were that he did such a lovely thing for homeless dog Michael. He couldn't wait for some cuddles and to pose for more pictures. He even went away with a Manor bandana to add to his fancy dress collection. Kipper even has his own Facebook page - Kipper the Pug!
The stray chicken from last week was never claimed so has found a new home with one of the Nursing Managers family. Only, the chicken seems to think it is actually a dog! She prefers to stay inside when she can and will even sit and wait for a treat with the dogs
Kipper was our winner at the Birmingham Pride Dog Show and sent us some pictures as he had such a great time. Kipper (Kipper the Pug) also met a homeless dog called Michael Jackson there (who is always dancing and shuffling apparently) and Kipper and his owners decided to donate his basket of prizes to Michael as they felt he needed it more! What a lovely thing to do, we are very proud of you
We had an amazing time at Birmingham Pride 2016 on Saturday. The weather was beautiful and the atmosphere was awesome. We were very proud to be part of such a great event and we hope to be back next year!
These beautiful guys were found as strays and are being looked after by one of our Nursing Managers.
Read Full StoryThis is the beautiful Satch who was in with us recently as he wasn't feeling very well. Satch is a Bengal as you can tell by his distinct markings! Bengals are well known for their intelligence which can often make them very cheeky and interesting
With only 1 day to go we are really excited now! Only 1 more day until we find out who takes the crown for the best hound at Birmingham Pride 2016 Dog Show with Manor Vets
We've had a stray chicken handed into our Cradley Heath branch that was found by Cradley Medical Practice on Cradley Road. Does anyone know who they may belong to?!
Not long now until the big day! What do you think of our fabulous banner?!
This is the lovely Freddie who belongs to our credit controller, Elaine. Freddie needed a check up on his eyes so was keeping 'Mum' company at her desk. Clearly, Freddie thought she could cope without his help so decided to relax and have a snooze!
Look what arrived in the post today! We are really excited to be sponsoring the Birmingham Pride Dog Show and the prepations are in full swing. We can't wait to give these out to our winners
...for the lovely update! We are glad to help as always but a big well done really must go to Angela at Wild Acre Rescue for her hard work and dedication to the puppies
Little Quasi is a Russian Dwarf hamster who came in to have his leg amputated. Quasi weighs only a tiny 35 grams which is less than a bar of chocolate! We are pleased to say that Quasi is doing really well and here he is enjoying a healthy post op snack of yummy carrot
To cuddle or not to cuddle... that's today's big question? What do you think???
She was last seen wearing a Red collar with name tag, She is neutered & Micro chipped, She has white paws, bib and un even moustache. She has been missing since 7 March from Millbrook Way - Lakeside (Brierley Hill) DY5. Please share this, as she may have hitched a lift in a vehicle, so may have traveled out of the local area.
We are really excited and proud to announce that Manor Vets are official sponsors of Birmingham Pride 2016! Manor Vets will be judging their annual Dog Show and will be joining in the fun at the Saturday Parade. We've got the rainbow bunting and flags ready! How many of you will we see there?!
How cute is little Wendy?! She came in yesterday as she had a poorly leg but was still very happy to pose for some photos after taking her medication. Everyone loved seeing her
Tess does the tongue out the only way a labrador can...while resting (thank you Charlotte)
BBC radio came in today to do an interview about the importance of microchipping. They interviewed Mark who was microchipping the lovely Nessie whilst explaining why it is so important. Nessie was no trouble at all and loved the attention. Her Dad, Norman was also interviewed. Hopefully the interview will go out later today. We will keep you posted as to when/where you can listen to it
This lovely trio are Apollo, Jasper and Maximus who all came in today to start their £79 Puppy Packages today at our Halesowen branch. Aren't they sweet?!
Only 1 week left!!!! There is only 1 week left now until microchipping becomes compulsory by law in dogs! If your dog has not been microchipped, call us to book an appointment and make the most of our £12 microchip offer!
Some good news for you all - Sparky is home safe and well. Thank you all for your kind Facebook comments and shares!
This is Lady, a Yorkshire Terrier who belongs to one of our Senior Receptionists Sam. Little Lady came in today for a bit of a check over and was making herself very much at home!
Have a great day but remember to keep the chocolate and hot cross buns to the humans only!
Boo is a regular feature in our Tongue Out Tuesday album! Luckily she has only popped in for some flea and worm treatment along with a quick manicure
We heard that you wanted something different and so, for one week only, we give you our own Soggy Doggy Saurday...
Read Full StoryWe've had a ferret handed in to the Halesowen branch as a stray tonight! If anyone recognises him, please call our Halesowen branch on 0121 422 5411. We are open all through the Bank Holiday.
Easter is a great time of year but it can be a dangerous time for our dogs. Whilst hot cross buns and Easter eggs sound great to us, they can be life threatening for our four legged friends