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This gorgeous painting was done by one of our Rye clients, Ellen Prebble.
She used our logo of our dog, cat and rabbit and painted it on a block which we are going to hang up in our Rye surgery.
Thank you Ellen :)
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Your rabbit should be protected against two major diseases called Myxomatosis and Rabbit Haemorrhagic Disease or RHD as it is also known. These can be potentially fatal.
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Pet Diabetes Month is a nationwide campaign by vets to raise awareness of diabetes in cats and dogs and support the testing of our potentially vulnerable pets for the disease.
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Now is a great time to think about preparing your pet for the firework season. There are several steps you can take to help your pets cope with this stressful time.
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This young black headed gull was brought into our Rye branch yesterday by a member of the public walking on Camber Sands.
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Rusty the cat was found and looked after for three weeks by concerned members of the public.
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It is important to start looking after your pet’s teeth from an early age, all throughout their life. Imagine how our teeth would look and our breath would smell if we didn't brush our teeth regularly.
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We are delighted to announce that Wye Veterinary Surgery are holding a Fun Dog Show at the Wye Royal Birthday Summer Fair Sunday 28th August 1pm - 4pm. So if you have a cheeky Chihuahua or a lovely Labrador then why not come along and enter for a chance to win some great prizes.
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Barretts Land Rover and Jaguar are offering Cinque Ports clients a £100 credit voucher towards their vet bills.
All you have to do is buy a new or used car from Barretts Land Rover or Jaguar and produce proof that you are a client of Cinque Ports Vets.
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We all know that the Lion is the King of cats - at Cinque Ports Vets we want to make our feline patients feel like Kings during their stay with us. We already have ‘Cat Friendly’ waiting areas throughout Cinque Ports Vets and we are very happy to announce that we will soon be building a dedicated ‘Cat Only’ ward for our feline patients at Kingsnorth Veterinary Centre.
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