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Black & white cat missing from Haydon Wick area - *Happy update* Jelly has been found and is back with his owners

Much loved family cat Jelly has been missing since Thursday 2nd January 2014. Please contact Sam if you have any news.

The Tale of Simon 

Simon owes his life to a kind member of the public who bought him in after being hit by a car! He was in a critical condition on arrival and after receiving vital veterinary care it became clear that Simon had suffered major injuries. He had extensive damage to his right eye, a painful and complicated fracture to his left canine tooth and a fracture involving the hard palate in his mouth. Eastcott Vets & nursing team fought hard to stabilise him and make him feel as comfortable as possible. Simon, despite all he had been through was a very affectionate and loving chap always keen for a cuddle! But no matter how much fuss he received he would not eat due to the injuries he had sustained.

Stinky Breath?

We now offer free dental health checks for dogs and cats. If you are concerned that your dog or cat may have dental health issues please contact the surgery to arrange a dental check up. Early diagnosis of dental health issues can prevent tooth loss, unnecessary discomfort, and smell!

Cats Can Be Such Bullies!

Watch this hilarious video of cats that intimidate their canine housemates so much they dare not pass.

Charity Christmas Hamper Raffle

We are raffling 2 hampers full of Christmas goodies for charity. The tickets are  5 for £1 and all proceeds will be donated to Canine Partners - training assistance dogs to transform the lives of the disabled. You can buy tickets from any of our 3 surgeries (Edison Park, Bath Road or Cricklade Road). Please help us to raise money for this very worthy charity.

Please help find missing Swindon dog Conker

Reggie the Labrador gets into Science

How many of us have tried the old 'My dog ate my homework trick? For one schoolgirl it was actually true! Her dog did eat her homework but thankfully Reggie is now back on his feet and his owner managed to avoid detention. See the story below.

The Story of Teacup

Teacup was small kitten of 14 weeks that was failing to thrive. Her vet in Surrey examined her and diagnosed Pectus excavatum, a serious congenital chest deformity. You can perhaps see the strange shape of her chest in the photo below.

A great compilation of clips of cats hogging beds