ASL Vets

ASL Vets ASL Vets is a Friendly and Professional Veterinary Practice that offers High-quality, Affordable care for your Pets.

We have a team of Experienced and Compassionate Veterinarians and Nurses who treat every Animal as their own ASL Vets is a friendly and professional
veterinary practice that offers high-quality affordable care for your pets. We have a team of experienced and compassionate veterinarians and nurses who treat every animal as their own. We provide a range of services, including vaccinations, microchip

ping, dentistry, surgery, heath checks and emergency care. We also have a fully equipped laboratory, pharmacy, ultrasound and radiology department. Whether you have a dog, cat, rabbit, guinea pig, hamster or any other furry friends, we are here to help you keep them healthy and happy

Even if you have seen a seizure before, watching it happen to your beloved dog can be alarming and upsetting.Many dogs w...
01/11/2025

Even if you have seen a seizure before, watching it happen to your beloved dog can be alarming and upsetting.

Many dogs will stop fitting by themselves, but if the seizure lasts for longer than 2 minutes, or if the dog has several seizures in a row, bring them in right away.

During a check-up, our vets will assess your pet’s health and look for any signs of underlying disease, which can be key...
31/10/2025

During a check-up, our vets will assess your pet’s health and look for any signs of underlying disease, which can be key to an early diagnosis.

If your pet is due a check-up, book an appointment for them today! 🐶🐱

29/10/2025

What’s the most interesting place you’ve taken your dog to? 🤔

These days, dogs can go into coffee shops, bookstores, public monuments, and many other places.

So, we’d like to know the most interesting place your dog has visited. Share your photos in the comments!

Did you know that one in four unspayed female dogs develop a mammary tumour? 🤔This is because mammary tumours are often ...
28/10/2025

Did you know that one in four unspayed female dogs develop a mammary tumour? 🤔

This is because mammary tumours are often promoted by female hormones, making spaying, especially before the first heat cycles or right after the first heat cycle, one of the most important prevention measures.

Something else you should do is check your dog’s belly, chest and armpits for any lumps or anything unusual, especially if you have an older dog.

Remember: although it’s a lot more common in females, mammary tumours can also affect male dogs.

Get in touch with us if anything seems out of the ordinary.

27/10/2025

🐾 Trusted, High-Quality Pet Care—Join ASL Vets Today!
ASL Vets is an independent, family-owned practice offering expert, affordable care from a team who truly knows your pet. We provide our own out-of-hours emergency service exclusively for registered clients, so your furry friend is always seen by someone familiar. From vaccinations to surgery, our skilled team delivers comprehensive care backed by in-house diagnostics and facilities.

📞 Phone: 01277 320 664
📧 Email: [email protected]
📍 Address: 5 The Pantiles, Billericay, Essex CM12 0UA
🌐 Website: www.aslvets.co.uk
📱 WhatsApp: 07450 312818

🎉 Congratulations to our Pet Remedy Party Season Survival Kit Winners! 🎉We’re delighted to announce the lucky recipients...
27/10/2025

🎉 Congratulations to our Pet Remedy Party Season Survival Kit Winners! 🎉
We’re delighted to announce the lucky recipients of our festive giveaway:
• Katie Hudson Williams
• Georgia Harris
• Felicity Trotter
• Hannah Allen
• Bridgette Carter
• Kay Norrington
Your prizes are ready to collect from the practice—just pop in when it suits you!
Thank you to everyone who joined the fun. Stay tuned for more seasonal surprises and wellness treats from the team at ASL Vets 💚

Halloween can be great fun, but costumes and callers can become overwhelming for our pets. A little planning can help th...
26/10/2025

Halloween can be great fun, but costumes and callers can become overwhelming for our pets. A little planning can help them take part in the celebration without stress or risk.

Here are our suggestions:

🎃 Plan a calm and fun night at home with their favourite toy.

🎃 Offer pet-safe treats or a stuffed toy, keeping chocolate or sweets containing xylitol for yourself.

🎃 Only dress pets that are relaxed and happy with clothing. Make sure their movements are not restricted. Keep eyes, ears and mouth clear and remove outfits at any sign of stress.

Are you including your pet in your Halloween celebrations? Tell us how in the comments below!

If your pet has eaten chocolate, time is critical. ⌛Chocolate contains theobromine, which is toxic for pets. Signs of po...
25/10/2025

If your pet has eaten chocolate, time is critical. ⌛

Chocolate contains theobromine, which is toxic for pets. Signs of poisoning can appear within a few hours and include:

👉 Restlessness

👉 Vomiting

👉 Diarrhoea

👉 Excessive panting

👉 Tremors

If you spot these signs in your pet, call us straight away so we can assess the risk and advise you on the next steps.

23/10/2025

Kittens like to hide inside parked cars for warmth. 😓 Even though this is most common during the colder months, they do this throughout the year during colder nights.

It’s always a good idea to beep the horn before driving, especially if it’s cold, and if you suspect there’s a cat in your car, stop driving immediately and call us or the Fire and Rescue Service for help. You can do more harm than good by trying to remove the kitten yourself.

Has this ever happened to you? Share in the comments!

If you spot signs of stress in your dog, the most important thing to do is to remove them from the situation or remove t...
22/10/2025

If you spot signs of stress in your dog, the most important thing to do is to remove them from the situation or remove the stressor from the scene.

You can also praise your dog with cuddles or treats when they’re calm. 🐕

Thanks to all the wonderful pets and owners who have joined us, our practice family continues to grow – and so does our ...
21/10/2025

Thanks to all the wonderful pets and owners who have joined us, our practice family continues to grow – and so does our team! 🐾 We’re delighted to welcome vets Charlotte and Amelia to ASL Vets.

Charlotte brings calm professionalism and expert surgical care, ensuring the best outcomes for pets and their owners. Amelia combines precision with a gentle touch, supporting pets and their families through every stage of treatment.

With our team expanding, we can continue to provide the high-quality, compassionate care you and your pets deserve. If you see Charlotte or Amelia around the practice, do say hello – they’re excited to meet you and your furry friends!

Address

5 The Pantiles
Billericay
CM120UA

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 7pm
Tuesday 9am - 7pm
Wednesday 9am - 7pm
Thursday 9am - 7pm
Friday 9am - 7pm
Saturday 9am - 1pm

Telephone

+441277320664

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