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Below are just a few of the many furry creatures we have had the pleasure of meeting in the last few years.

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You must know a few essential things about diabete

You must know a few essential things about diabetes in pets, whether you’re a cat or a dog owner.
Here are some expert insights from Dr. José on the types of diabetes, common signs to watch for, and how it affects your pets.

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Wishing everyone a Happy National Day. We are here

Wishing everyone a Happy National Day. We are here to support you and your pets during the holidays. In case of emergency call 050 823 0780

Why is understanding diabetes in pets so important

Why is understanding diabetes in pets so important for their health and happiness?
For dogs, insulin-dependent diabetes can often be managed but not prevented. However, with cats, we can do a lot to reduce their risk by helping them stay active and maintain a healthy weight.
Keeping cats active with their natural hunter instincts not only benefits their physical health but also their mental well-being.
That’s why we emphasise preventative care and lifestyle support for all our cats.

Peaches recently underwent a hip surgery known as

Peaches recently underwent a hip surgery known as a femoral head and neck ostectomy (FHO) to fix a limp in her right leg. With the ball of her hip joint removed, she’s on her way to a pain-free and more mobile life.

Do you have a pug, bulldog or a Frenchie❓ Watch

Do you have a pug, bulldog or a Frenchie❓
Watch out for all the heatstroke signs mentioned in the video ▶️
Follow @thebritishveterinarycentre to be the best pet parent ever!

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Happy Eid al-Adha! 🎉✨ Celebrate with joy and

Happy Eid al-Adha! 🎉✨

Celebrate with joy and blessings. Check out our special holiday hours for both branches. We look forward to seeing you!

Rocky was struggling to breathe due to a collapsin

Rocky was struggling to breathe due to a collapsing windpipe. The British Veterinary Centre’s radiology team placed a stent to keep Rocky’s airway safely open. Special thanks to Dr Jose , Dr Rami and Rocky for sharing this video.

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