Pauline Sell Veterinary Surgeon

Pauline Sell Veterinary Surgeon Veterinary Services- A caring service for your pets We pride ourselves on offering a personal and friendly service to all pets and their owners.

Our extensive experience allows us to provide top quality, individual care for your pet in their own home or at our cottage surgery. We care for your pet as you would like to be cared for yourself; with quality, compassion and experience

Almost 20 years ago, my cat Petit Filous came into our lives after being found as a kitten, scavenging in a skip. Yester...
21/06/2025

Almost 20 years ago, my cat Petit Filous came into our lives after being found as a kitten, scavenging in a skip. Yesterday, I took the difficult decision to let her pass away peacefully and painlessly at home to alleviate her suffering. It is an enormous privilege to be able to end a life so humanely and, although we will miss the ti**le of her little bells and her lovely friendly nature, we know that losing her was an act of kindness and the right thing to do. We’re always here to help and guide clients make those difficult decisions. Please feel free to share your pictures of your loved and lost furry friends.

Do you know a dog that looks like it’s owner? Does your dog like dressing up? Waggy tail or have any tricks? If so pleas...
23/05/2025

Do you know a dog that looks like it’s owner? Does your dog like dressing up? Waggy tail or have any tricks? If so please come and join us at the Fun Dog Show tomorrow afternoon, registrations from 1.45. Raising funds for Medical Detection Dogs and HBO Flower Festival. See you there!

We are delighted to announce that Ben Orton, a very talented and experienced vet has become a partner in our little inde...
07/04/2025

We are delighted to announce that Ben Orton, a very talented and experienced vet has become a partner in our little independent practice, finally allowing us to reopen our books to new clients. Ben is very excited to be a part of the practice and is here to stay!

One of the wonderful things about our job is that no two days are ever the same. Vet nurse Katie and vet Ben were treate...
12/02/2025

One of the wonderful things about our job is that no two days are ever the same. Vet nurse Katie and vet Ben were treated to a wonderful meerkat experience today when Gargs Animal Encounters brought in this lovely little guy for some routine parasite control. Gorgeous!

LUNGWORM ALERT -please don’t be complacent about lungworm in the winter months, even in cold weather, slugs and snails a...
01/02/2025

LUNGWORM ALERT -please don’t be complacent about lungworm in the winter months, even in cold weather, slugs and snails are still about as this photo shows. It was taken by a client whose dog had previously had a near fatal brain bleed due to lungworm. Thankfully the dog is now protected by regular treatment for lungworm. Lungworm larvae can survive in water for 6 weeks so puddles can be a source of infection or anywhere where slugs, snails or foxes have been. We have a lot of lungworm in our area. Please speak to us for advice if you need.

We would like to wish our patients, clients and colleagues a very Happy Christmas! Thank you for your kind wishes and ge...
24/12/2024

We would like to wish our patients, clients and colleagues a very Happy Christmas! Thank you for your kind wishes and generous gifts. This year even our team’s animals have not been able to avoid the dreaded Christmas poisoning (chocolate brownies and mince pies, thankfully no harm done due to quick action). If you are concerned that your pet could have been poisoned, the Animal Poisons Line can be contacted on 01202 509000 to give expert advice and may save a trip to the vets. We are closed from 4pm today, and will be closed on Christmas Day and Boxing Day. If you have an emergency during this time, please contact Kew Vets on 01279 422066, please listen to the message with another number to call.

A huge thank you to David and staff at the Duke’s Head from all of our team for looking after us so well at our Christma...
13/12/2024

A huge thank you to David and staff at the Duke’s Head from all of our team for looking after us so well at our Christmas Do last night, lovely food and great fun!

Halloween Horror! This is the scariest thing we’ve seen today! Ben removed this enormous bladder stone from a very relie...
31/10/2024

Halloween Horror! This is the scariest thing we’ve seen today! Ben removed this enormous bladder stone from a very relieved dog 🐶. Well done Ben!

We are delighted to welcome our new permanent vet, Ben Orton, who has survived his third week at the practice. Ben’s ama...
25/10/2024

We are delighted to welcome our new permanent vet, Ben Orton, who has survived his third week at the practice. Ben’s amazing skills have already been put to the test with some tricky cases and he is excited to meet more of our lovely patients and clients.

We are thinking of the family, colleagues and friends of Jerry Kew, a vet with over 50 years experience, a mentor to so ...
18/10/2024

We are thinking of the family, colleagues and friends of Jerry Kew, a vet with over 50 years experience, a mentor to so many vets and vet nurses over the years. He sadly passed away on Sunday and his loss will be felt very deeply by so many. His unstinting dedication to the profession was legendary.Rest in peace, Jerry, your work is done. Sending sympathy and love to our Kew Vets colleagues.

Autumn is a beautiful time for dog walks through fallen leaves but please beware that conkers can be poisonous to dogs a...
30/09/2024

Autumn is a beautiful time for dog walks through fallen leaves but please beware that conkers can be poisonous to dogs and can also cause intestinal blockages, requiring surgery. Conkers contain a chemical called aesculin, along with the leaves and bark of the horse chestnut tree. Signs of conker poisoning can include vomiting, diarrhoea, restlessness with abdominal pain, lethargy and tremors. Death is uncommon, but in rare cases conker poisoning can be fatal. Contact your vet straight away if your dog eats a conker. Acorns can be poisonous too and contain tannins. So enjoy getting out and about but be vigilant! 🍁🍂

We are sick of the sight of grass seeds this week! Many taken out of ears and several from feet. Even if you are extreme...
25/07/2024

We are sick of the sight of grass seeds this week! Many taken out of ears and several from feet. Even if you are extremely vigilant, your dog can still succumb to these annoying and painful things. Check after each walk and remove from the hair under feet, between toes and inside ear flaps. Signs of head shaking, ear scratching or foot licking are best investigated as soon as possible.

Address

Darwin Cottage
Hatfield Heath
CM227EB

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 5pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 5pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 5pm
Thursday 8:30am - 5pm
Friday 8:30am - 5pm

Telephone

+447970651710

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