Swayne and Partners Veterinary Surgeons

Swayne and Partners Veterinary Surgeons Swayne and Partners was established in the 1970's and has since grown from a single surgery in Bury
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Swayne and Partners was established in the 1970's and has since grown from a single surgery in Bury St Edmunds to a practice operating four independent surgeries to include Haverhill, Long Melford and Newmarket covering a wide area of West Suffolk. Our team provide a friendly, traditional service but we pride ourselves on keeping up to date with innovations in technology and advances in techniques and knowledge.

We have been notified that this boy has been found near the Hare & Hounds pub in Leavenheath wandering around in the roa...
29/08/2025

We have been notified that this boy has been found near the Hare & Hounds pub in Leavenheath wandering around in the road. He is being taken to vets 4 pets in stanway. Please contact them if you recognise him.

28/08/2025

We have had a ginger and white male kitten handed in to our Bury St Edmunds branch. Found near Higham. If you believe he may be yours, please contact the branch on 01284 701444

27/08/2025

A little hide and seek with Acorn 😻

Acorn came into us collapsed at 5 weeks old. After some intensive nursing she was up and raring to go. An absolute pocket rocket 🚀 who had everyone wrapped around her little paw 🥹

We have had a silver tabby, male neutered, been bought into our Bury St Edmunds branch. He is not microchipped sadly. Fo...
24/08/2025

We have had a silver tabby, male neutered, been bought into our Bury St Edmunds branch. He is not microchipped sadly.
Found along primack road.

If you believe this is your cat, or know whose cat this might be, please get in contact with the practice on our emergency number 07768547563.

19/08/2025

Unfortunately we have had a deceased cat brought into our Bury surgery. Found along New Road in Rougham. She is female, black and white, fluffy fur, no microchip. If you have reason to believe this may be your cat please call our Bury branch on 01284 701444.

When Gizmo popped in for his vaccine and received a complimentary belly rub! We certainly think he looks relaxed! 😍
12/08/2025

When Gizmo popped in for his vaccine and received a complimentary belly rub!

We certainly think he looks relaxed! 😍

11/08/2025

🐾 Meet Ozzie – Our Little Mischief Maker! 🐾

This adorable pup has been keeping us on our toes lately! Ozzie has a curious nose and a big appetite for… well… everything he shouldn’t be eating! 🤦‍♀️💛

He’s been a regular visitor to make him sick to bring up the items so they don’t cause any harm, but thankfully, he’s doing just fine after each adventure. We love his cheeky spirit – but for his sake (and his family’s peace of mind!) we’re hoping his future snacks are all puppy-approved.

💡 Tip for Pet Parents: Keep those tempting but dangerous items out of reach – our furry friends don’t always know what’s safe for them!

*WARNING - GRAPHIC CONTENT*

09/08/2025

We have had a little terrier handed into our Bury St Edmunds practice, found in Red Lodge. They are microchipped but unfortunately the details are not correct. If you have any information please contact us on 07768 547563. Thank you.

09/08/2025

We have very sadly had a deceased cat handed in to our Bury St Edmunds practice. He is black, neutered and has a few small specks of white on his chest and shoulder. He was found in the Flemyng/glastonbury Road area of Bury St Edmunds. If you think this could be your cat please contact us at the Bury St Edmunds branch on 01284 701444

This cute little house elf 'Dobbie' look-a-like is Darla ! She has just completed her 4 week puppy socilisation course w...
08/08/2025

This cute little house elf 'Dobbie' look-a-like is Darla ! She has just completed her 4 week puppy socilisation course with us. Where she made lots of new friends and kept us highly entertained with her jumping skills and zoomies. Well done, Darla !

06/08/2025

🌟Mila’s Story🌟

Mila was seen at our Bury branch after accidentally ingesting rat poison.

The most common form of rat poison we see involves anticoagulants which prevent blood clotting. We induce vomiting, take a blood sample to check the clotting times and this is followed by a course of vitamin K tablets to restore normal clotting.

Unfortunately for Mila alongside the anticoagulant, the rat poison she ate also had an ingredient called cholecalciferol (less commonly seen, but sadly becoming more common). There is no known antidote. Cholecalciferol causes dangerously high levels of calcium in the blood leading to heart and kidney failure which can be fatal.

After 5 days in hospital Mila was managed as an outpatient with oral medications and regular blood tests for the following 6 weeks. She was lucky, as some cases can take as long as 3 months, in which relapse can occur.

We are so relieved that Mila has completely recovered and thank you to her owners for letting us share her cautionary tale. If you suspect your dog has ingested rat poison you can call the veterinary poisons line 01202 509 000 and contact your veterinary practice.

🐾✨ Meet Sybil! ✨🐾This gorgeous girl came in recently, and can we just take a moment to admire those lashes? 😍 Sybil’s ro...
04/08/2025

🐾✨ Meet Sybil! ✨🐾

This gorgeous girl came in recently, and can we just take a moment to admire those lashes? 😍 Sybil’s rocking eyelashes most of us can only dream of!

We love seeing our patients looking fabulous and feeling healthy. 💕 Give Sybil some love in the comments!

📸 Got a pet with a unique feature? Share a pic below—we’d love to see them!

Address

Sidney House, Western Way
Bury St. Edmunds
IP33 3SP

Telephone

+441284701444

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