Aylesbury Vets

Aylesbury Vets We're Aylesbury's leading independent Vet practice. Because we're an independent, family run practi

We’ve created Aylesbury Vets to provide excellence in all aspects of pet care. With many years of experience in the veterinary sector, the team has a genuine passion for animal health. We aspire to create an environment that offers clinical excellence combined with first rate patient care. Each of our clients are allocated a dedicated vet, to truly get to know you and your pet - so that we are equal partners in your pet’s wellbeing!

19/05/2026

Sadly we've had a deceased cat brought into us this morning by a member of the public. Female, tabby cat found on Patterson Road. Unfortunately, she's not chipped so we are unable to contact an owner.
If you believe this little one may be yours, please contact us on 01296 326200 or via email at [email protected]

11/05/2026

❗️URGENT - CAT FOUND ❗️

An unwell stray cat has been brought in to us today by a member of the public, found in the Windrush Court area.

He is a black and white neutered adult male. Unfortunately, he has no microchip or collar to help us identify an owner.

If you believe this little one may be yours or you have any information that may help us find an owner, please call us on 01296 326200 or email at [email protected]

07/05/2026

This afternoon a member of the public has brought a cat down to us that has been roaming around Churchill Avenue near the hospital for some time.

She is a young adult female cat with dark colouring. Unfortunately she has no microchip or collar to help us identify a possible owner.

If you believe this might be your cat, please contact us by calling us on 01296 326200 or emailing us on [email protected]

⭐️Veterinary Receptionist Week - Harriet⭐️Harriet is our final brilliant Receptionist and joined the Aylesbury Vets fami...
23/04/2026

⭐️Veterinary Receptionist Week - Harriet⭐️

Harriet is our final brilliant Receptionist and joined the Aylesbury Vets family in March 2023🐾

At home, Harriet cares for a 2 year old tuxedo cat called Dizzy (or DizzyWizzy / DizzWizz). Dizzy likes to stay out all night and sleep in all day and she doesn’t like being woken up, or she’s extra sassy!🐈‍⬛

Harriet’s favourite things about working at Aylesbury Vets include
-Meeting and greeting all of you and your adorable pets!
-Learning about different cases
-Getting on so well with the whole team

We would love to say a big thank you to Harriet for everything she continues to do for the team, our lovely clients and our fabulous patients!🐾

⭐️Veterinary Receptionist Week – Leia⭐️Leia (pronounced Leah) is one of our brilliant Receptionists and joined our team ...
22/04/2026

⭐️Veterinary Receptionist Week – Leia⭐️

Leia (pronounced Leah) is one of our brilliant Receptionists and joined our team in January 2022🐾

Leia’s family pets include Wrighty and Lulu
🐕Wrighty is a 10-year-old Pomeranian cross Spitz, who was named by Leia’s mum after the footballer Ian Wright.
🐕Lulu is a 5 year old Yorkie cross Lhasa Apso, who is named after Leia (Lulu is a family nickname), as they share the same birthday!

Leia’s favourite parts about working at Aylesbury Vets include:
-Meeting all the patients, especially the very small ones (rats, guinea pigs, hamsters etc.)
-Working as part of a team that get on and work so well together
- Learning about the clinical particulars about cases we see and medications, from our clinical team

We would love to take this moment to thank Leia for all her continued hard-work and kindness here at Aylesbury Vets🐾

21/04/2026

Yesterday a member of the public brought a cat into us which has been roaming around Old Stoke Road for quite some time now. He is a black and white entire male.

Unfortunately, he doesn’t have a microchip or collar for us to be able to identify his owners.

We’re currently treating him for a minor injury, but otherwise seems to have no other obvious presenting problems.

If you think this little man may be yours, please call us on 01296 326200 or send us an email at [email protected]

⭐️Veterinary Receptionist Week - Claire⭐️Claire is our wonderful Practice Manager who also spends some of her time worki...
21/04/2026

⭐️Veterinary Receptionist Week - Claire⭐️

Claire is our wonderful Practice Manager who also spends some of her time working on reception. Most of our clients and patients will have had the pleasure of meeting her over the years!🐾

Claire joined the Aylesbury Vets team in September 2017, with only a short break when on maternity leave with her daughter in late 2019.

At home Claire has Pablo, a lovely XL Bully and Bella, a very fluffy domestic long hair cat.
🐕Pablo is 4 years old and sleeps all day until Claire returns home from school pick up, then he runs around the house like a race horse!
🐈Bella is also 4 years old and is a typical tortie. Bella doesn’t stray too far from home and her favourite activity is watching the birds.

Claire’s favourite thing about working at Aylesbury Vets is that no two days are the same and there are always a variety of patients and cases arriving through our doors!

We want to take this opportunity to thank Claire for all her years of hard work and dedication to the team, our clients and patients🐾

Veterinary Receptionist Week this year runs from the 19th – 25th of April.Throughout this week we’d like to formally int...
20/04/2026

Veterinary Receptionist Week this year runs from the 19th – 25th of April.

Throughout this week we’d like to formally introduce you to our fantastic client care team, whom many of you will already know, as your first point of contact when contacting and entering the practice.

Our reception team are not only a friendly face and a kind ear to all our clients and patients, they are also empathetic, great multi-taskers and are always keen to learn and improve their knowledge in order to provide the best service possible.

Claire, Leia and Harriet are an integral part of our team and we’d like to show our gratitude and appreciation for everything they do here at Aylesbury Vets! 🐾

To conclude our series on common toxins, this week we will be focusing on other miscellaneous toxins commonly treated in...
11/04/2026

To conclude our series on common toxins, this week we will be focusing on other miscellaneous toxins commonly treated in pets.

🐀Rodenticides (rat or mouse poison)
-Symptoms may include: lethargy, pale or bleeding gums, coughing/vomiting blood, bloody stool, bloody discharge from nose, bruising, weakness, seizure, incoordination, breathing difficulty.

💊Human medications
-Ibuprofen: vomiting and diarrhoea, black stools resembling coffee grounds, increased thirst/urination or no urine produced, lack of coordination, seizures
-Paracetamol (cats – a single tablet can be fatal): brown coloured tongue/gums, severe lethargy/depression, rapid/laboured breathing, facial/paw swelling, vomiting and loss of appetite, dark coloured urine
-Many other human medications

🧽Various common household cleaning products including bleach

🍹Ethanol found in alcohol, mouthwash, hand sanitiser, perfumes and raw fermenting bread dough
-Symptoms may include: bloated/distended abdomen, vomiting/unproductive retching, weakness/lethargy, trouble breathing

✅Tips for preventing toxicity include the following:
-Ensuring all household cleaning products used are labelled as pet safe
-Ensuring any substance considered toxic to pets are securely kept out of reach of pets and children

❗️Treatment of the aforementioned toxins is critically time sensitive and pets must be treated as soon as ingestion/symptoms are noticed❗️

If you suspect your pet may have ingested/come in to contact with any toxin, please call us on 01296 326200 immediately for sensible advice.

We’re continuing to highlight the importance of keeping your pet safe from common toxins.Spring flowers is a beautiful t...
08/04/2026

We’re continuing to highlight the importance of keeping your pet safe from common toxins.

Spring flowers is a beautiful time of year, full of new life and awakening from Winter. Unfortunately, with this beauty also comes some risk as there are various plants that can be harmful to our pets when ingested and/or touched.
Some examples include (but are not limited to):
🌷Spring bulbs such as Daffodils, Tulips, Narcissus and Bluebells
🌷Spring flowers and shrubs such as Azaleas, Rhododendrons, Foxgloves, Snowdrops, Crocuses, Lillies and Lily of the Valley

Symptoms of contact and/or ingestion may include (but is not limited to):
❗️Vomiting and diarrhoea
❗️Lethargy and weakness
❗️Loss of appetite
❗️In extreme cases, pets may experience tremors/seizures
❗️Any physical contact with, or ingestion of Lillies (especially in cats) can cause acute kidney failure

Tips for avoiding toxicity:
✅Keep bulbs in secure unreachable containers
✅Ensure pets do not drink water from pots containing bulbs
✅Identify all plants in your garden, especially your pet likes to dig
✅Do not keep Lillies of any variety in the home, especially if your cat likes to jump on to surfaces

If you suspect your pet has eaten a toxic plant, please call us immediately for sensible advice.

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Aylesbury
HP218TJ

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Monday 9am - 6pm
Tuesday 9am - 6pm
Wednesday 9am - 6pm
Thursday 9am - 6pm
Friday 9am - 6pm
Saturday 9am - 2pm

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