Whilst out on her morning walk on a sunny June day Senna was sniffing around in the grass only to be bitten on her muzzle! She yelped and her owner jumped to the rescue, only to see a snake near where Senna stood.
The owner recognised the snake as an Adder, and immediately rushed Senna to our Lydd branch.
Now is a great time to think about preparing your pet for fireworks season. There are several steps you can take to help your pets cope with this stressful time.
Planning ahead is important especially if you are considering using pheromone therapy.
Kingsnorth Veterinary Centre is awarded internationally-recognised Cat Friendly Clinic GOLD status
Hank was brought to the RSPCA as a stray. His new owner (Tricia Bodsworth) has taken him on knowing not only that he has diabetes and will require lifelong daily injections, but also that he has acromegaly, a tiny brain tumor which makes his diabetes particularly challenging to treat.
What is key-hole surgery?
Cinque Ports Vets are pleased to be able to offer our clients the option of key-hole (laparoscopic) surgery for routine bitch spays and other procedures where appropriate.
Our Hawkhurst branch attended the annual Hawkhurst Summer Festival last weekend on a lovely and sunny but very hot day!
June is National Microchipping Month. Sadly around 38% of the UK cat population are still not microchipped – that’s approximately 4.2 million cats!
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Please remember to check your details are up to date on your pet's microchip database.
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Cinque Ports Vets a well-established veterinary practice with 6 branches, providing veterinary services for all your pets across Kent and East Sussex.
We regularly attend community events in our area and greatly appreciate being a valued part of the community in which we live and work.
