Wicstun Vets News
Exciting news regarding our rehabilitation centre at the hospital at Market Weighton.
In addition to our extremely busy hydrotherapy and therapeutic laser sessions, we have now joined forces with Frankie Bickerdike, a Veterinary Physiotherapist. Frankie is started her career in human physiotherapy and 2015 completed her post graduate diploma in Veterinary Physiotherapy.
Meet Hugo – a new member of the Hearing Dogs Team!
John (Partner Vet) has donated one of his beautiful pups (Hugo!) to the Hearing Dogs for Deaf People. Wicstun Vets have supported the Hearing Dogs for many years and we work closely with the team at the local centre in Bielby.
Pet owners wishing to travel abroad with their pets will need to follow new guidelines from January 2021.
There is only one new requirement for EU travel and that is the issue of an Animal Health Certificate (AHC) rather than using a pet passport.
Below are a few simple ways to help comfort your pets and keep them calm over the bonfire night period.
Every pet is different and will react in different ways but hopefully there are some useful tips!
Lilies, as beautiful as they are can be very harmful to cats. Every part of the lily; the petals, leaves, pollen and even water from the vase can be harmful. The toxins (nephrotoxin, meaning affecting the kidneys) will affect your cat quite quickly, often within two hours of ingestion.
Proudly introducing Nicola and Sophie, newest members of the Wicstun team!
A huge Wicstun welcome to Nicola Grundy and Sophie Challis! Both veterinary nurses join our experienced team to contribute towards the provision of our clinical and client support services.