Kelperland Veterinary Centre

18/10/2025

Happy Caturday! Buffer visited us for his castrate procedure, isn't he stunning✨

17/10/2025

Happy Fri-yay! This is Valentine visiting us for his first vaccinations, with one of our receptionists 🥰

16/10/2025

This is Riley who spent the day with us to have some tests, he is such a sweet boy💕

15/10/2025

This is lovely Max who was referred to us for a pelvis repair surgery, he is currently recovering at home🩷

14/10/2025

Hopefully most of you guys have heard about our new GREEN pet club - where we're trying to reduce our usage of flea/tick products due to environmental concerns. There's a fresh article on the subject here https://tinyurl.com/yc8hau3p if anyone's interested. Also, the government are launching an investigation into the matter. It's starting with spot-on treatments - for those of us using spot on treatments on our pets please go to the government survey here https://tinyurl.com/57jhawkz

The Veterinary Medicines Directorate (VMD) is conducting a survey to better understand how veterinary medicines, particularly topical flea and tick treatments known as ‘spot-ons’, are used by pet owners.

14/10/2025

This is Trixie at her weigh and worm with one of our nurses 🥰

13/10/2025

Paddy was such a good boy during his weigh and worm! ✨

11/10/2025

Happy Caturday! This is Titch who came in for her booster, isnt she sweet ❤️

09/10/2025

Simon's latest blog is a guide to checking lumps and bumps on your pets, click on the below 📖

A guide for pet owners who’ve spotted something new under the fur It starts innocently enough: you’re giving your dog a belly rub, or stroking your cat under the chin, and there it is—a lump. Maybe it’s tiny, soft, and wobbly. Maybe it’s firm, fast-growing, or seems sore. Either way, it’...

08/10/2025

Paul was in for the day to have three eyelid masses removed, he was so brave for us 🩷

07/10/2025

This is Murphy in for her spay procedure, she is just adorable 💕

06/10/2025

Have you seen Simon's blog on the importance of routine blood tests for pets? Click on the link to find out more!

Because what you can't see could still be affecting your pet's health Your pet may look perfectly fine on the outside—eating, playing, tail wagging or purring as usual—but inside, things can sometimes be a little less rosy. That’s where routine blood testing becomes a game-changer. It’s one ...