Clinical Lead Veterinary Surgeon

The Role We are looking for a Clinical Lead Veterinary Surgeon to join the team of two other Veterinary Surgeons, the Practice Manager, Head Registered Veterinary Nurse, Six Registered Veterinary Nurses, Now Senior Veterinary Nurse, One Veterinary Care Assistants and two Receptionists. The Clinical Lead Veterinary Surgeon, line managed by the Practice Manager, will manage […]

Veterinary Surgeon

We’re looking for an additional Veterinary Surgeon to join The Vet Clinic at Birmingham Dogs Home, an independent, charity-owned clinic on a 12-month fixed term contract, with a possibility of this becoming a permanent position. You will be working with a small, dedicated team of veterinary professionals, in collaboration with our rehoming centre teams to […]

Checking over your pets

When it comes to our furry friends, looking after their health is crucial.  Regularly checking over your pets ties into the CHAIR feature – it’s a way to Care for their well-being, ensuring they’re Healthy and thriving, all in the comfort of your own home.  Coat Regularly examining your pet’s coat is essential. It’s not […]

Travelling with a pet 

Can we travel with our pets? Our team has qualified Official Veterinarians (OV) which means we can legally act on behalf of the government to issue travel certification for your pets. Dogs, cats and ferrets can travel to the EU on an Animal Health Certificate (AHC). What do my pets need to travel to the […]

Rabbit Feeding 

Rabbits produce up to 300 droppings a day and they should be large round and golden brown. And that’s because 85% of their diet should be made up of a good quality hay!  Take a look at what your rabbit is eating in a day and make sure it is: Eating an appropriate diet can […]

Lungworm in dogs

Lungworm is becoming more prevalent in the UK and as vets we are seeing more and more cases. Your dog is at risk of catching lungworm if it has contact with slugs or snails.  Lungworm infections can be serious or even fatal if left untreated and although they can cause a cough or breathing difficulties […]

Let’s talk about fleas!

Fleas can affect dogs, cats and even rabbits too. They are usually transmitted from affected animals but can be brought into your home environment on your shoes or clothes.  How do I know if my pet is affected? Itching or excessive scratching.  A bit about a fleas lifecycle Fleas mainly live in your home and […]

Is your cat microchipped?

While microchipping your cat isn’t compulsory at the moment, the Government’s announcement on 13 March 2023 means that all pet cats in England must be microchipped by 10 June 2024 and you will be given 21 days to get your cat chipped or face a fine of up to £500 if you don’t comply.  Whether […]

Easter Dangers

Keeping Your Dog Safe This Spring With Easter just around the corner, it’s a lovely time for families to come together, enjoy treats, and make the most of the lighter days. But while it’s a fun season for us, there are a number of hidden dangers that can pose serious risks to our dogs. At […]