Medivet Alloa

Medivet Alloa Small Animal Veterinary Centre
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๐Ÿฑ Patient Spotlight ๐Ÿ‘‘This beautiful lady is Silver, a senior citizen who first presented at the clinic for overgrooming ...
12/05/2026

๐Ÿฑ Patient Spotlight ๐Ÿ‘‘

This beautiful lady is Silver, a senior citizen who first presented at the clinic for overgrooming and itching her backend. Initially this was controlled with a longterm steroid jag, and Silver was comfortable.
However, in autumn of last year something wasn't right, and Silver was scooting and seemed really irritated by her bum. The jag didn't seem to be helping with her discomfort, and her owner agreed to let Silver undergo investigation ๐Ÿ”ฌ

Unfortunately, this is where Silver's story gets really sad. Under sedation we were able to get a proper look at her v***a and va**na, and found several tumours lining the delicate tissue of her urogenital tract. After a discussion with her owner, we agreed to go through with debulking surgery (as the tumours were so diffuse through the tissue full removal would be impossible). Sections of tumour were sent off to the lab Silver recovered like a champ after her surgery and was finally more comfortable.

The results from the lab came back and it wasn't good news. Silver has an incredibly rare form of cancer called Vulval Adenocarcinoma, with only a handful of cats globally diagnosed with this condition. And unfortunately it's a terminal diagnosis ๐Ÿ˜ž

However, Silver isn't a quitter ๐Ÿ’ช She has been incredibly strong and is fighting this cancer and living a happy and pain free life at home. With the support of her owner she is thriving and still has excellent quality of life, enjoying the sunshine and playtime whenever she feels like it!
Whilst Silver's cancer will eventually catch up with her one day, for now this little warrior is taking each day in her stride and proving that with lots of love, support from her family, and a little medication, that anything is possible ๐ŸŒŸ
Special thanks to Silver's owner for consenting to share her story and help educate on this rare form of cancer ๐ŸŒˆ

01/05/2026

**Early May Bank Holiday- Monday 4th May**

We will open with a Skelton crew seeing emergencies only.

Please be kind as waiting times may be longer than normal ๐Ÿพ

We hope everyone has a lovely bank holiday weekend ๐Ÿพ

21/04/2026

It's Veterinary Receptionist Awareness week and we'd like to take a moment to acknowledge the incredibly hard work our fantastic receptionists do.

โ˜Ž๏ธ They are all trained in phone triage and prioritise the most urgent cases
๐Ÿ˜ฎโ€๐Ÿ’จ The first face you see when you are worried about your pet is one of our receptionists. They all have pets and understand the worry that comes when your pet is sick
๐Ÿ“š They control the diary for the clinical team and protect us from being overbooked, overworked, and burned out
๐ŸŒˆ They are there to offer a sympathetic ear when you are discussing end of life care or collecting your beloved pet's ashes

Quite simply, vet practices can't run without their reception team and we have one of the best.
Thank you Lee, Leigh, Marion, and Jolene. You do incredible work and we appreciate you so much โค๏ธโค๏ธโค๏ธ

20/04/2026

๐Ÿพ Help Us Find Their Families ๐Ÿพ

Over the weekend, two much-loved cats were sadly found deceased, and we are hoping to help reunite them with their owners so they can have some closure. ๐Ÿ’”

โ€ข A large black female cat, believed to have been involved in a road traffic incident, was found on Saturday in Academy Street, Alloa.
โ€ข A young grey tabby cat was found on Sunday near a residence in Rosebank, Sauchie.

Neither cat was microchipped and neither was wearing a collar.

We know how heartbreaking this kind of news can be, and we want to do everything we can to ensure these cats are returned to the people who love them. If you think either of these cats may belong to you or someone you know, please get in touch with us directly.

Please share this post to help us reach as many people as possible. โค๏ธ

Thank you for your kindness and support.

17/04/2026

Thank you to the quick thinking finder who saved them from the jaws of their cat! They're off to rehab later today to be raised up and released back into the wild ๐Ÿฃ๐Ÿฅ๐Ÿฆ

๐Ÿ’š UNUSUAL CASE ALERT ๐Ÿคง This charming gentleman is Marley. Marley suddenly developed nasal congestion and was plagued wit...
15/04/2026

๐Ÿ’š UNUSUAL CASE ALERT ๐Ÿคง

This charming gentleman is Marley. Marley suddenly developed nasal congestion and was plagued with snottiness. Sudden onset rhinitis is unusual but not unheard of in cats, so the first port of call was to get him up to date on his vaccinations so that we could rule out cat flu. However, this didn't help. Next step was to do a meds trial, which improved his symptoms a little but then his snot returned with a vengeance.
After discussing with his mum it was decided we would send some swabs away to check for mycoplasma, a very common infectious cause of upper respiratory infections but one that most cats clear themselves without ever showing symptoms. Marley tested positive and we started treatment. Good news yes?

Well at the end of his treatment course Marley was still snotty and it looked like he would always be this way. His mum and vet resigned themselves to a lovable snotball, when suddenly Marley seriously deteriorated. He presented with a nose bleed and pain, and it was looking like Marley wasn't going to make it.
However, a nose bleed is a new symptom! This gave us something to investigate, as causes for a nose bleed in this case could be progressing infection, tumour invasion of the sinuses, or high blood pressure - this is something usually seen in horses not cats however.
The decision was taken to test his blood pressure in the cat clinic where he could relax, and he was found to be seriously hypertensive! Marley was immediately started on blood pressure medication which resolved his nose bleeds, improved his acitivty levels, and most importantly....
CURED THE SNOT!!
Since then Marley has never looked back, and whilst he is still an utter delight to be around he no longer sounds like he is snorkeling through snot.

Marley is a unique case, as blood pressure is not a common differential for rhinitis, and goes to show that outside the box thinking and perseverance from his furmily saved his life.
Many thanks to Marley's mum for working so hard and fighting for Marley, he's absolutely worth it โค๏ธ

13/04/2026

We have two spaces left for tonight's bereavement group, please comment below if you'd like to join us tonight to share stories of our loved ones and mess about with clay ๐Ÿค

07/04/2026

Sadly, there has been a RTA outside of our practice at the Buicks junction where a cat has passed away.

Cat is a black/brown long haired, entire male with no chip.

If you think this may be your little one, please get in touch.

โค๏ธ

02/04/2026

๐Ÿฃ๐Ÿฐ๐Ÿฃ Client notice - Easter Monday ๐Ÿฃ๐Ÿฐ๐Ÿฃ

We are closed Easter Monday 6th April.

For all emergencies, please call 01413287513.

We are open as normal Good Friday 3rd April & open until 12.30 on Saturday 4th April.

Normal service resumes on Tuesday 7th April.

Wishing you all a lovely Easter weekend ๐Ÿฃ.

We are delighted to announce we are now fully trained in paw reading and interpreting your pet's horoscope.Is Fluffy's m...
01/04/2026

We are delighted to announce we are now fully trained in paw reading and interpreting your pet's horoscope.
Is Fluffy's mercury in retrograde? Has their rising sun begun to eclipse? Fear not, senior psychic pet therapist Madame Meow is on hand to interpret your pet's future.
Please leave a picture of your pet and their star sign below to receive a reading!

19/03/2026

OWNER FOUND

FOUND DECEASED CAT โ€“ SAUCHIE (MAIN STREET AREA)

We are looking to help locate the owner of a much-loved pet who has sadly been found deceased.

Location found: Sauchie, Main Street area

S*x: Male

Neutered: No

Colour: White and tabby

Microchip: None detected

If you believe this could be your cat, or you know someone who may be missing a cat matching this description, please contact us directly.

We understand this may be distressing news, and we will handle any enquiries with care and compassion. ๐Ÿค

Please share to help us reunite him with his owner.

Address

28 Bank Street
Alloa
FK101HH

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 6:30pm
Tuesday 9am - 6:30pm
Wednesday 9am - 6:30pm
Thursday 9am - 6:30pm
Friday 9am - 6pm
Saturday 9am - 12pm

Telephone

+441259721576

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