Hi guys, my name is Penny, I’m an 8 year old Golden Retriever belonging to one of our vets, Adele. Some of you might have met me helping on reception at our Sunderland branch! I’ve had a little growth on my eyelid for some time now and i’m in today to have it removed. Mum […]
What’s in the Gilmoor Winter Newsletter? Can you pinch an inch?! Pesky parasite problems! Caring for your guinea pig Winter worries! Winter toxic alert! Download our Winter newsletter here Gilmoor Vets Winter Newsletter 2020
What’s in the Gilmoor Autumn Newsletter? Parasites: Don’t get caught on the hop! Focus on tick-borne diseases Autumn aches Autumn hazards! Lump alert! Download our Autumn newsletter here Gilmoor Vets Autumn Newsletter 2020
What’s in the Gilmoor Summer Newsletter? Dentistry: getting to the root of the problem Insurance – is your pet protected? Don’t get the summertime blues! Rabbit vaccines….we’re not just rabbiting on! Caring for older cats Download our Summer newsletter here Gilmoor Vets Summer Newsletter 2020
Summer time is a wonderful time; beautiful weather, longer days, time off with the family but it can be potentially deadly for our pets. Here are some of the top hazards, what to look out for and how to help your pet in its hour of need. Bee & Wasp Stings – Most stings, like […]
Helping Pets Protecting clients and protecting staff through the coronavirus crisis Dear Gilmoor Vets client. It is with great hope that all the team at Gilmoor Vets listen to the information about passing the peak of this coronavirus crisis and hopefully being able to move towards some sort of normality. We have missed seeing […]
Dear Rabbit Owners Due to Covid-19, the guidance from the government encourages us all to “stay home and stay safe”. Veterinary practices have been allowed to stay open providing emergency care only during this time. This means that we are still here for you if your pet is unwell or in pain but we are […]
March is pet poisons prevention awareness month. Understanding what potential harmful poisons exist in your home and garden is the first step to keeping your pet safe. Top 10 Most Frequently Reported Poison Dangers for pets: Prescription Human Medications The top three types of medications that animals were exposed to include: heart medications (blood […]
