End Cottage Veterinary Clinic

08/04/2026

OWNER FOUND THANK YOU 😊

*Found Ragdoll*

We have had a Ragdoll cat brought in to us that was found in Bradford. He is entire and not microchipped, his fur isn’t in the best condition so wonder if he has lost his way or straying for some time, however he is very friendly.

We hope through Facebook shares, we can find his owner. If you are missing a Seal Point Ragdoll please contact us on 01430 431758 and send pictures of your Ragdoll to our email address info@endcottagevets.co.uk. We have decided not to post a photo of him, instead used a stock photo, while we confirm ownership.

Thank you 🐾

02/04/2026

Lovely little Tess was in with us on Monday for a dental procedure 🦷 she required a few extractions but recovered well from her procedure and was enjoying being hand fed some food by our PCA, Alisha 🥰

We are closed tomorrow and Monday 6th April for the Easter bank holidays. We hope you all enjoy the Easter break! 😊🌷🐥🩵

31/03/2026

Please be sure to order your pets medications before the Easter holidays! 🐾🐥🌷

23/03/2026

Coppice was in with us last month for neutering, isn't he so handsome! 🥰

Are you thinking about neutering your male dog? Here are some benefits!
🐶 Elimate the risk of testicular cancer
🐶 Reduce the chance of prostate problems later in life
🐶 Reduce urine marking
🐶 Decreases undesirable and unwanted behvaiours such as mounting
🐶 Prevents unwanted litters
🐶 Reduces the risk of roaming/escaping

We know each and every dog is different and we want to provide the best, and most appropriate advice when it comes to neutering your male dog. If you have any questions, or would like more information, please call us and one of our nurses can discuss this with you! 🙂

20/03/2026

🐾 🚨We’re proud to share that two of our registered veterinary nurses, Emma and Holly, have recently qualified as RECOVER BLS & ALS Rescuers (basic and advanced life support) through training, based on the guidelines from the RECOVER Initiative!! 🚨🐾

This certification focuses on veterinary CPR and life-saving resuscitation techniques, helping to ensure the best possible care for pets in emergency situations. From recognising cardiac arrest quickly, to performing effective CPR and advanced life support, this training helps teams respond confidently when every second counts.

Emma & Holly will now be helping to train and refresh the rest of our team, so we can continue to strengthen our emergency response and provide the highest standard of care for all of our patients.

A huge congratulations are in order! Completing this course was no easy task! Thank you Emma & Holly for your dedication, this is a huge achievement and helps to improve the great care we provide every day! 😊🐾

18/03/2026

An incredible reunion story! 🐱🐾

Bonnie was found in Hull by a team of bin lorry workers who brought her into us. After doing an intial examination and providing first aid, Bonnie was scanned for a microchip and we contacted her owners. Bonnie's owners were delighted to recieve the call but also very shocked as she had been missing for 4 years, from Gilberdyke!

Bonnie spent the day with us on IV fluids to help with dehydration, had a much needed sponge bath and wound treatment. She is such an incredibly sweet girl, purring and chatting to us all day to tell us about her very long adventure. We are over the moon that she has been reunited with her owners! 🥰

This shows the importance of microchipping your pets, which is a legal requirement in both dogs and cats. It is also very important to keep their microchip details up to date such as if you move house, change your telephone number, or adopt a dog/cat - please check their details are now in your name. If you are unsure about your pets microchip details or do not know their chip number, please give us a call and we are happy to help you with this.

Welcome home Bonnie! ❤️🐾

07/03/2026

Our phone lines are down this morning, we are working hard to resolve the issue. If you have an emergency please phone Wicstun Vets on 01430 873219 or come straight down to the practice. Any non-urgent enquiries, please bear with us. Thank you.

05/03/2026

The clinic will be closed tomorrow (Friday 6th March 2026) between 1.45pm & 3.30pm for staff training. Our calls will be diverted to Wicstun Veterinary Group and unfortunately, medications and other items will not be available for collection during this time. We will re-open as normal from 3.30pm. Please check this post for any updates.

We apologise for any inconvenience and we appreciate your cooperation and understanding.

Many thanks,
The End Cottage Team 🐾

03/03/2026

Keith has been found safe and well! 😃 Thank you everyone for sharing! 😊

02/03/2026

Update - he has been collected by a rescue 😊

We had a budgie handed into us over the weekend that was found in Goole. Please call us on 01430 431758 if you are missing him. Proof of ownership is required.

We are also appealing to any rescues that would be willing to take him in if we do not find an owner.

A big thank you to Milners pet shop in Goole for providing us with a temporary bird cage for him 😊

24/02/2026

Today is , please follow the link the below for an educational read on why spaying your female cat is so important 🐈

Although still young and finding out about the world themselves, kittens reach feline puberty from around 16 weeks, meaning females are at risk of becoming pregnant from unneutered adolescent or adult males, including ones they are related to. 🙀

This , we’re encouraging owners and caregivers to plan ahead - talk with your vet about neutering your kitten when they are approaching four months of age. Our quick read explains more 👉 https://icatcare.org/articles/why-do-i-need-to-neuter-my-cat

20/02/2026

12 week old, Red Labrador, Marlow was in for his first visit with us recently for his second vaccination! He was such a brave boy and enjoyed having lots of fuss from the reception and nursing team 🥰

Do you know what we vaccinate dogs against?!
🐶 Distemper - canine distemper is a virus which affects the respiratory and nervous system
🐶 Hepatitis - infectious canine hepatitis is a disease which affects the liver, kidneys, eyes and lungs
🐶 Parvovirus - is a highly contagious disease which causes severe vomiting and haemorrhagic diarrhoea. It is most common in young, unvaccinated puppies
🐶 Leptospirosis - Lepto is caused by bacteria and is spread via infected urine and contaminated water

Puppy courses start from 8 weeks old. They will receive a full nose to tail health check, and our vets will be happy to answer any of your questions! We will also be introducing puppy clinics soon, with one of our RVN's, if this is something you would be interested in please don't hesitate to contact us!

Marlow joined our health care plan which includes all his puppy vaccines, booster vaccines and year round flea and worming treatment! There are many other additional benefits to the care plan which help to spread the cost of preventative health care 😊