Morven Veterinary Practice

06/05/2026

Please keep an eye out for Goose who has been missing since Saturday in the Alford area 🐱

30/04/2026

Huge congratulations to Katie who has passed her final exam to qualify as a Vet Nurse! 🎉👏🍾 Katie has trained with us since 2022, first as an animal care assistant and now as a vet nurse, and we are so proud of her fantastic achievement!

14/03/2026

Unfortunately we have had an entire male tabby cat handed in to us that was sadly found deceased in Glenbuchat. If you think this is your cat, please get in touch with us. He is not microchipped.

12/03/2026

Missing Kitten

This little tabby kitten went missing on Monday near Dinnet next to the Muir of Dinnet near Loch Kinord. She 7 months old, tabby with white paws and tummy. Her owner would appreciate if anyone local could check their outbuildings/garages. Thank you and please let us know if you have any information.

23/02/2026

*UPDATE - OWNER FOUND*

We have had this female brown and white chihuahua handed in to us, who was found on Graham Terrace in Alford. If she is yours, please contact the practice 🐶

22/02/2026

If you have ever had a toothache, you will certainly appreciate how painful it can be! Dental disease can not only cause your pet discomfort, but it can affect their general health too, so it is important to spot it early. Please speak to one of the team who can give your pet a full check over and advise on the best course of action to help keep your pet’s teeth clean and healthy.

16/02/2026

Unfortunately we had a young female black and white cat handed in to us that was sadly found deceased on the main Craigievar road yesterday. No microchip found, if you think this may be your cat please get in touch with us.

14/02/2026

❤️ Let's have a Valentine's post sharing photos of all the incredible animals that have captured our hearts! ❤️

14/02/2026

❤️❤️Happy Valentine's Day! ❤️❤️

11/02/2026

08/02/2026

🦷 During we are talking about dental problems in dogs and cats. Did you know that 9/10 adult dogs and 7/10 adult cats suffer from periodontal disease? That means it is highly likely that your pet will suffer with some degree of dental disease during their lifetime.

🦷 Periodontal disease occurs when the tissues that surround teeth become infected and inflamed. Bacterial plaque build-up on the teeth causes inflammation of the gums (gingivitis) if not removed. Over time, infection and inflammation spread deeper into the tooth sockets, destroying the bone around the tooth roots – meaning teeth may need to be extracted (if they haven’t already fallen out!).

🦷 The good news is that plaque can be removed with daily dental home care, and gingivitis can be reversed if caught early. Speak to us about the best dental care regime for your pet to help keep their teeth clean and healthy!