Walton Lodge Bishop’s Stortford

30/07/2026

Little Kaida came in to have a grass seed removed from her ear! Thankfully all was well once it has been removed.

10/07/2026

This very happy kitten is Gus. He came in today to be neutered. He had a hard day of looking cute and being fussed.

06/07/2026

This marvelous fellow is Bear, who is cuddly as his name suggests!

06/07/2026

03/07/2026

This is cutie is Delilah who came in for her spay. She loves a cuddle and is usually never still!

01/07/2026

Due to staff holiday, we are closed on Saturday 4th July. If you need any advice or an appointment, please all our Ware branch on 01920 466355.

28/06/2026

Due to the staff holiday, we will be closing at 4pm Thursday 2nd July. For any urgent enquires then please call our Ware branch on 01920 466355.

26/06/2026

Dental disease is more than a sore mouth and not wanting to eat. It can impact their quality of life as well as be an additional factor in liver and heat disease. Fortunately, there are a range of things available to help keep your pets' teeth clean and healthy.

Tooth brushing: This is the ideal way of keeping teeth clean. Most cats and dogs can be trained to accept this; however, there are always a few who say no! A toothpaste designed for pets must be used.

Dental diets: These use the chewing action of kibble to physically remove the tater from the teeth.

Food additives such as PlaqueOff powder. This seaweed powder removes the biofilm over the plaque, which allows the body to break it down.

Treats – Some treats are designed to remove tarter such as PlaqueOff treats and Purina Dentalife.

Water additives - these are also designed to remove the plaque biofilm to allow the body to break it down.

You can use any of these or a combination!

It is important when looking for dental care products to check of the VOHC logo as this means it is te**es to reduce tarter by at least 20%

Signs of tooth disease can include difficulty eating (dropping food, not being able to chew food) reluctance to eat, pawing at mouth, smelly breath, change in grooming behaviors and generally being quieter or grumpy.

If you are concerned about your pet, please book them in with the nurse for a free dental check.

25/06/2026

Due to staff holiday we are closing at 4pm today. For urgent enquires please call 01920 466355. We are sorry fir any inconvenience caused.

21/06/2026

This week is going to be very hot for pets and humans! Please make sure your pets have lots of shade, cool places to sit and plenty of water. If you are at all concerned about your pet, in any way, please give us a call.