South Lincs Vet Group Ltd

17/10/2025

🐶Most people don’t realise that dental disease could be causing discomfort for their cat or dog.

🐕‍Help your pet feel their best by booking a dental examination and professional cleaning— currently on offer for £329.

What to expect:
🐾Comprehensive oral assessment
🐾Thorough cleaning under general anaesthetic
🐾Happy pets and healthy teeth

Offer ends 4th November 2025. T&Cs apply, full details here: https://dentalcomfort329.softr.app/

15/10/2025

Here’s some vet top tips on how to keep your cat safe this autumn...

Learn how to keep your cat happy and healthy throughout the autumn with our guide to dodging toxic mushrooms, frightening fireworks, and more seasonal perils.

13/10/2025

Does your pet have bad breath?
Bad breath isn’t just unpleasant — it can mean underlying health problems.

Learn more here:
🐶https://www.pethealthclub.com/uk/pet-advice/dog-bad-breath
🐱https://www.pethealthclub.com/uk/pet-advice/cat-bad-breath

A thorough dental exam and cleaning can help prevent pain and discomfort.

🦷 Find out about our current dental offer and book before 4th November by calling the clinic.
T&Cs apply.

11/10/2025

Look at this gorgeous boy! 😍

Jelly is just 2 months old and has already had a couple of trips to our Sutterton Hospital, but we are pleased to say he is feeling better now.

He has received lots of attention by the team as we don't see many of this breed, can you guess what breed he is?

10/10/2025

Today is VET NURSE DAY!

Veterinary Nurse Day was established to raise awareness of those men and women who work alongside the veterinarians every day to help heal, comfort, and protect our pets.

When your pet has to stay at the vets, the Vet Nurse is the one who makes sure their bandages are changed, they’re fed and watered, medicated, and that they get a little time spent with love and attention so they aren’t lonely during their stay.
Even more importantly, they work with the vet during the operations to make sure that everything goes smoothly. In short, they’re just as important to your pet’s welfare and happiness during treatment as the vet themselves! That’s why Vet Nurse Day was established to celebrate and thank these incredible members of veterinary staff.

We have a number of Registered Veterinary Nurses, Student Veterinary Nurses, Veterinary Care Assistants and Animal Nursing Assistants across our 5 branches. We are extremely proud of them all, they are amazing and we could not do what we do without them!

Thank you to each and every one of our nursing staff for all that you do ❤

10/10/2025

Today is world mental health day, a day dedicated to raising awareness about mental health issues, reducing stigma, and promoting mental well-being. This important day serves as a reminder that mental health is an essential part of overall health.

We know that animals play a big part in helping people who may be struggling with their mental health.

Share with us the animals that have helped you get through some difficult periods in your life, and show others they are not alone 💚

10/10/2025

FOUND We have sadly had a deceased entire male cat brought in. He is black and white. He was found on the roadside on Rushy Rd, Quadring Eaudyke. If you believe he may be you cat please call the practice on 01205 345345

09/10/2025

📢Canine and Feline Parvovirus (AKA Infectious Enteritis in cats) is widespread, life-threatening, and highly contagious. With recent outbreaks across the UK, could your pet be at risk?

Parvovirus spreads easily and can survive in the environment for over a year. Even indoor pets are at risk from contaminated items coming into the home.

Keep your pet safe this autumn and watch out for symptoms:

⚠️ Loss of appetite
⚠️ Lethargy
⚠️ Fever
⚠️ Vomiting
⚠️ Diarrhoea

Up-to-date vaccinations keep your pets safe.

📞If your pet needs to be vaccinated or you want to check if your pet’s vaccinations are up to date, call the clinic today.

08/10/2025

Meet Maple, a nearly 2 year old Dobermann.

This beautiful girl has been to our Sutterton Hospital recently for a laparascopic spay.

A laparoscopic spay is also known as a lap spay or key hole spay. It is a minimally invasive surgical procedure where a female dog's ovaries are removed through two or three small incisions. This technique generally offers reduced pain, smaller scars, a faster recovery time, and a quicker return to normal activities compared to a traditional spay.

Our Sutterton Hospital has the specialised equipment and instruments to provide this service. We are able to offer this to dogs over 10kg and with a lean body condition. We also offer this service to non registered patients who would prefer a 'key hole' spay.

If you would like any further information on a laparoscopic spay, please contact us at [email protected] or contact us on 01205 345345, option 1.

Maple is doing well after her lap spay, she has stolen the hearts of our team, just look at that beautiful face! 😍

08/10/2025

According to a UK survey, pet obesity has risen sharply over the last decade. Nearly half of dogs and over 40% of cats are now overweight.

Extra weight doesn’t just slow pets down — it can shorten their lives and lead to serious health problems.

So, how do you keep track of your pet’s weight?

✅ Visit your vet for tailored weight checks and advice

✅ Control portions and choose healthy meals

✅ Add more movement with daily walks and play

✅ Track progress with feeding logs or activity charts

✅ Book a six-month healthy pet check to stay on top of your pet’s weight and overall wellbeing, and with Pet Health Club this is included in your plan

Find out more: pethealthclub.com

07/10/2025

🐾Dental disease is serious and signs can be subtle, but that doesn’t mean your pet isn’t in pain.

🦷Want to keep your pet healthy and happy? Ask about our dental offer and how we can help care for their smile.

📅 Call the clinic for full details and book before 4th November.

T&Cs apply, full details: https://dentalcomfort329.softr.app/

06/10/2025

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