Scott Veterinary Clinic

10/10/2025

Beautiful Juno, a White Swiss Shepherd who was seen at our Sharnbrook branch by Vet Helen last week. Helen provided Juno with worming tablets and completed her Pet passport ready for a trip with her family.
Pictured here, is Receptionist Fiona wishing Juno safe travels on her upcoming journey. 🗺️🧳❤️

09/10/2025

🍁AUTUMN HAZARDS🍁
Are conkers poisonous to dogs?
Yes. Conkers contain a toxin called aesculin, which can cause a dog to be sick or may upset their stomach. Whilst it is unlikely that a dog would eat enough of them to make them seriously ill, eating small amounts may give your dog an upset stomach. Symptoms may occur between one to six hours after ingestion with symptoms that include:
🍁Vomiting
🍁Abdominal discomfort and pain
🍁Excessive Salivation
🍁Excessive thirst
🍁Inappetence
🍁Being restless
🍁Shaking or tremors
Poisoning is not the only risk from these seeds. Conkers are large and hard and could cause your dog to choke or could block their stomach or gut.

08/10/2025

Some worms can be passed from pets to humans, posing a risk to your family.

Regular worming treatment helps protect everyone. Prevention is all about keeping your whole household safe.

08/10/2025

😍PUPPY ALERT😍
Vet Sara was lucky enough to have a visit from 6 beautiful puppies recently.
These sleepy Dachshund puppies had a full health check and worming treatment at our Wixams branch and we are pleased to say that they all did brilliantly.

07/10/2025

Fabulous Turing the Chinchilla was seen recent when his owner noticed he was salivating more than normal, staining his mouth and front legs. He was a very good boy and allowed Vet Jo to examine his mouth, where she discovered some over grown teeth.
Turing will be spending the day in hospital with us in the coming week, for us to carry out a dental and resolve his mouth issues. We look forward to looking after you and giving you lots of fuss soon Turing. 🥰

06/10/2025

📸BANNER COMPETITION📸
Each week, we will be running a banner competition to give your lovely pets the chance to be the Scott Vets face of Facebook for a week. All you need to do is add your pets picture to this post and the one with the most likes/loves at the end of the week will be our photo banner for the following week. We can't wait to see your lovely pictures 😁
- Voting ends at 6pm on Sunday.
-1 entry per pet please.
-Landscape photo's preferrable.

04/10/2025

Today is World Smile Day! 😄
And what a gorgeous smile little Teddy has! 😍

Did you know that smiling has huge benefits to our health, so not only do we benefit from the fun and love our pets give us but they also keep us healthy. When we smile endorphins, which are natural mood boosters, are released. Smiling also helps to reduce blood pressure, stress and anxiety and improves relationships. 😃

04/10/2025

4th October - is World Animal Day

We are so grateful and lucky that we get to be our pets owners, handlers, walkers, groomers, feeders, you name it, we are glad to do it! But most importantly we are so grateful that we get our pets as part of our family and we know you'd all agree 🐈🐕‍🦺🦜🐇🐁🐎🐢🦎

03/10/2025

🙏❤️ PLEASE SHARE ❤️🙏

We have been brought in a stray cat, please share and call if you have any information.

She is an adult female cat, tabby and white. Sadly no microchip or collar. She was found in Abbey Fields Park in Bedford.

Thank you! 🙏 ❤️😿

03/10/2025

03/10/2025

As Autumn is creeping in (sorry!)
We wanted you to know we are stockists of Ruff and Tumble dog coats. These are particularly popular amongst our Hydrotherapy patients as they can wear them after their session here with us. These coats are also great for keeping in the car and popping on your dog after a wet walk to help keep your car a bit cleaner or to use as a doggy dressing gown after a nice bath. Sizes, colours and price vary. These are on sale in our Reception so please pop in and take a look. 🐶🖤