Rase Veterinary Centre - Boston

13/05/2026

03/05/2026

🐾 Veterinary Nurse Awareness Month 🐾

This month, we’re proud to recognise the incredible dedication, compassion, and expertise of veterinary nurses across the UK. 💙

A special shoutout to Sam, Hannah, and Jodie – your hard work behind the scenes and on the front line makes a real difference every single day. From caring for patients to supporting pet owners, your commitment does not go unnoticed.

Thank you for everything you do to keep our animals happy and healthy! 🐶🐱

15/04/2026

UPDATE - owner has been found ❤️

FOUND DOG
Do you know who this little dog belongs to?
Is microchipped but no answer on phone number.
Proof of ownership will be required

26/03/2026

We have very sadly had a cat brought into the practice that has sadly been involved in a fatal RTA, the cat is a big entire male with no collar and no chip. the cat is all black. Found near staniland school
If you think the cat may be yours please do not hesitate to give us a call.

20/03/2026

🐾 Friday Thoughts from Rase Vets Boston 🐾

As the week winds down, here’s a little reminder from us to you and your furry family members…

✨ Those extra belly rubs? They matter.
✨ That “just one more” walk? They love it.
✨ And yes… they definitely noticed when you shared your snack.

We often see pets at their worst—when they’re unwell or uncomfortable—but it’s the everyday love and care you give them that keeps those tails wagging and purrs going strong.

Heading into the weekend, take a moment to enjoy the simple things with your pets. A muddy walk, a cosy nap, or just sitting together—those are the moments they live for ❤️

🐶🐱 Stay safe, keep an eye on what they’re getting into (we know weekends can be mischief time), and if you need us, we’re always here.

Happy Friday everyone!
— from all of us here at Rase Vets Boston 🩺

20/03/2026

🎉🐾 COMING SOON – FREE GIVEAWAY! 🐾🎉

We’ve got something exciting lined up for all our amazing clients and their furry friends… 👀

Next week, we’re launching a FREE Like & Share Giveaway – with a chance to win a special treat for your pet! 🐶🐱💙

✨ How to enter (it’s super easy!):
👍 Like our page
🔁 Share the giveaway post
💬 Tag a fellow pet lover

Stay tuned for full details dropping very soon… you won’t want to miss this! 🦴🎁

19/03/2026

We’d love your input! 🐾💬

We want to make this page as helpful and interesting as possible for you and your pets — so tell us… what would you like to see more of from us?

👍 Pet care tips & advice

📸 Cute patient photos (with owner permission, of course!)

🩺 Behind-the-scenes at the practice

❓ Q&A sessions with our vets and nurses

🎉 Competitions, offers & update

Or is there something else you’d really enjoy?

Drop your ideas in the comments below 👇 — we’re all ears and can’t wait to hear from you!

Your feedback helps us help you (and your pets!) even better 💙

19/03/2026

We know it’s been a little quiet on here lately… 👀 (turns out caring for your pets keeps us pretty busy!)

But we’re still here, working hard behind the scenes to keep your furry (and not-so-furry!) family members happy and healthy 🐾💙

From routine check-ups and vaccinations to those unexpected emergencies, our team is always ready to help when you need us.

We’d love to hear from you – drop a photo of your pet in the comments and let us know how they’re doing! 📸🐶🐱

And if your pet is due a visit, don’t forget to give us a call book an appointment.

Thanks for sticking with us – we’re back and looking forward to sharing more with you! 😊

08/01/2026

We are all so deeply saddened to hear of this tragic accident and passing of Hank.
RIP Hank
🌈Forever Young 🌈

28/10/2025

🐾🎆Loud and sudden noises can make cats anxious and stressed, so fireworks season can be a tough time for our feline friends.

🐾Get them microchipped
Before fireworks season begins, get your pet microchipped and, if they already are, check your contact details are up to date. This is really important as it gives you the best chance of being reunited with your cat if they become spooked and get lost amid the bangs and crashes.

🏠Keep them inside
Make sure your cat stays inside at night during firework season. Check the dates and times of local displays so you know when to keep your cat in. If your cat is used to going outside, provide a litter tray.

🐾Block off cat flaps to stop them from getting outside and to help muffle the sound of bangs and zips.

📺Background noise and light
You can help to block out the noise of fireworks by switching on the TV or radio, if your cat is already used to the sound, but make sure it’s not too loud.

Closing the curtains or blacking out windows will help to block out the sight of bright flashes.

🐾Let them do their thing
Let your cat pace around inside your home and meow if they want to. If your cat finds a den to hide in, for example under the bed, don’t try to coax them out – your cat is trying to find safety and shouldn’t be disturbed.

🐾Don't leave them alone
Avoid leaving your pet alone during such potentially upsetting events, especially during the week around Bonfire Night. If you do have to leave the house, don’t get angry with your cat if they have toileted after being left on their own. Shouting at a frightened cat will only make it more stressed.

🐾Stay calm
Although it’s difficult when it’s obvious your cat is stressed, try not to let them know you are worried as it may make the problem worse. Stay calm and act normally. This might be hard to do if you are worried about your pet, but it will help your pet if they see that you are not concerned. It’s OK to cuddle and stroke your cat if it helps them relax, but if they prefer to hide under your bed, then let them do this instead.

IMPORTANT TO NOTE
A change in your cat's urination pattern can be a sign of stress. If your cat is urinating more frequently than usual, straining to urinate, has blood in their urine, or is trying to urinate but not passing any urine, then you should contact your vet as this may be something more serious.