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Marilyn is a 3 month old Newfoundland puppy, who like her namesake suffered from heartbreak; only this time our vets were able to fix her broken heart.

When you're smiling the whole world smiles with you! So here at Brentknoll Vets, March is Dental Month and you can benefit from some fantastic offers this month.

From the 1st of March - 30th April we're offering;

If you don't want your pet to 'feel the love tonight' it's a good idea to get them neutered!

Valentine's day is upon us and romance is in the air, which is great if you're planning on a litter or puppies or kittens, but it can come as quite a shock if you aren't planning on it.

With Valentine's day around the corner, Lilies are often featured in bouquets... but did you know they are toxic to Cats?

Sadly, many cat owners find out only too late, the dangers of Lily poisoning.

It's a brand new year and what better time to turn over a new leaf with your Pets

Many of us get lazy with routine health care as our lives get busier and the daily grind wears us down, so now is the time to take action and get back on track.

It's 2017 and we're into a new year, so if your pet is carrying a little extra weight now's the time to get them fit and healthy with our Weight Watchers Clinics

Obesity is a growing problem with pets in the UK and the numbers of overweight pets visiting veterinary practices shows no sign of slowing down. That is, unless us pet owners take a stand and work to give our pets a healthier, happier life.

The Brentknoll team celebrated another busy year at the practice by letting their hair down from the surgical caps and getting glam without the theatre gowns.

L to R : Laura Elliot, Amy Hope and Jo Bingham

December is always a fun time of year as the staff get to choose their favourite from the past 12 months and spoil them with a new toy in time for Christmas

This year has been a very busy one at the practice and we've been lucky enough to meet and take care of so many wonderful pets during the year. It's a really tough decision for the staff to choose only one!

Every client coming into the practice will have no doubt seen or spoken to one of our veterinary nurses... but who are they and what do they do?

The veterinary industry is sadly lingering a little behind human medicine when it comes to titles and job roles. In order to call yourself a nurse in the NHS you must hold the relevant qualifications, sadly within the veterinary industry anyone can call themselves a veterinary nurse because the title isn't protected.