Hythe Vet Centre

Hythe Vet Centre Family run Veterinary Surgery in Hythe. Parking off stade street. Find us close to the Oaklands Health Centre near the middle of town.
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Here at Hythe Vet Centre we want to deliver the very best in professional veterinary care and outstanding customer service whilst maintaining a loving, caring and family ethos.

Have a good weekend all and stay toasty! πŸ’œ
21/11/2025

Have a good weekend all and stay toasty! πŸ’œ

Top tips for preparing small furries for winter β„οΈπŸΉπŸ°πŸ’œ
20/11/2025

Top tips for preparing small furries for winter β„οΈπŸΉπŸ°πŸ’œ

This week's sudden cold snap is a reminder that winter is on the way, and we won't be the only ones feeling it πŸ₯Ά

Small pets, like rabbits and guinea pigs, need extra care during this time of year. Guinea pigs are happiest when the temperature is between 15-20 degrees, and rabbits originally lived in burrows which protected them from the cold, wind, and rain.

So imagine how they feel when the temperature suddenly drops? You can keep your small pets happy and healthy during the winter by following our tips ❄️

Learn more:
Keeping rabbits warm in winter - https://pdsa.me/4Zi4
Keeping guinea pigs warm in winter - https://pdsa.me/eYgH

[Visual description: An infographic titled 'preparing small pets for winter' it features tips such as bringing them inside, placing pet-safe heat pads in their homes, wrapping their water bottles so they don't freeze, giving them extra bedding, and protecting their homes from rain and snow.]

Signs and symptoms of dental problems in pets πŸ¦·πŸ’œ
18/11/2025

Signs and symptoms of dental problems in pets πŸ¦·πŸ’œ

Learn to spot the signs of pet dental problems in cats, dogs, and rabbits. Keep your pet’s teeth healthy with advice from our UK vet practice.

Fine dining for cats πŸ˜†πŸ’œ
17/11/2025

Fine dining for cats πŸ˜†πŸ’œ

Rearing up facts for rabbits πŸ‡πŸ’œ
16/11/2025

Rearing up facts for rabbits πŸ‡πŸ’œ

What is Rearing Up? πŸ‡

Have you ever seen your rabbit stand on its hind legs? This behaviour is known as "rearing up," and is a natural and important part of rabbit behaviour. 🐰

Why do rabbits rear up?

🧐 To get a better view of their surroundings
πŸƒ To reach higher places or objects
πŸ‘‚ To investigate unfamiliar sounds or scents

Why is it important?

Rearing up helps rabbits:

🦴 Strengthen their spine and hind legs
🧠 Stay mentally stimulated and curious
🐾 Maintain overall physical and emotional health

How can you support this behaviour?

🏠 Ensure your rabbit's enclosure is at least 1 metre (3 feet) high
🌿 Provide varied environments with different levels and textures
🎯 Offer enrichment activities to keep them engaged

Remember, a happy bunny is an active bunny! πŸ‡πŸ’›

Find out more: https://rabbitwelfare.co.uk/rearing-up/

What weird habits do your pets have? πŸ’œ
15/11/2025

What weird habits do your pets have? πŸ’œ

It’s an important job! πŸ˜† We hope you all have a lovely weekend πŸ’œ
14/11/2025

It’s an important job! πŸ˜† We hope you all have a lovely weekend πŸ’œ

13/11/2025

When you have a pet, your food is never your own! πŸ˜ΉπŸ’œ

Alabama Rot awareness πŸš¨πŸ’œ
12/11/2025

Alabama Rot awareness πŸš¨πŸ’œ

Do you know the dangers of Alabama Rot? ⚠️
It can be fatal to your pup, so be sure to take preventative measures such as:
- Avoid extra muddy walking routes
- Wash and dry your dogs paws thoroughly

Be care of the signs and symptoms:
- Lethargy, vomiting and lack of appetite
- Sores or ulcers on the skin, especially the legs and paws
- A change in drinking and urinary habits

What to do? Call your vet immediately! Save and share this post to help spread awareness!

Have you been considering getting a Pet Health Plan? Take a look at our blog below to help you decide πŸ’œ
11/11/2025

Have you been considering getting a Pet Health Plan? Take a look at our blog below to help you decide πŸ’œ

Wondering if a pet health plan is right for your pet? Discover the benefits, cost savings, and peace of mind that health plans offer here...

Zoomies explained! βš‘οΈπŸ’œ
10/11/2025

Zoomies explained! βš‘οΈπŸ’œ

Address

Osborne House, Portland Road
Hythe
CT216EG

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 7pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 7pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 7pm
Thursday 8:30am - 7pm
Friday 8:30am - 7pm
Saturday 8:30am - 12pm

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