Coomara Veterinary Practice

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Coomara Veterinary Practice Veterinary Practice
Independently Family Owned
Farm Animals & Pets
24 hour Emergency Service

OFFICE HOURS = Monday to Friday 8am to 7pm
Saturday 8am to 12noon

Please phone 01228 524740 for an appointment to see the Vet or Veterinary Nurse

For 'out of office hours' emergency same telephone number

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31/10/2026

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A house full of pumpkins, lights and spooky decorations can feel magical at Halloween!Just keep in mind that curious paw...
30/10/2026

A house full of pumpkins, lights and spooky decorations can feel magical at Halloween!

Just keep in mind that curious paws can quickly find themselves in trouble!

Before the celebrations begin, check that:

🕯️ Candles and lit pumpkins are somewhere pets cannot reach or knock over.

💡 Electrical cables and decorative lights cannot be chewed.

🕸️ Strings, fake cobwebs and small decorations are kept away to prevent accidental ingestion.

🚪 Doors and windows are secure when visitors are coming and going to prevent your pet from escaping.

A few simple precautions can help prevent an unexpected Halloween scare.

Save this post as a reminder for Halloween night and share it with your other pet owners!

Megacolon is a condition where the large intestine becomes stretched and loses its ability to move faeces through normal...
29/10/2026

Megacolon is a condition where the large intestine becomes stretched and loses its ability to move faeces through normally. It can develop after long-term or repeated constipation and may become a serious problem if left untreated.

Signs can include:

👉 Straining in the litter tray

👉 Passing very small, hard stools, or no stools at all

👉 Going in and out of the litter tray repeatedly

👉 Reduced appetite

👉 Vomiting

👉 Lethargy or hiding

👉 A painful or tense abdomen

Diagnosis usually involves a physical examination and X-rays, and sometimes blood tests or other investigations to look for an underlying cause.

Treatment depends on severity and may include fluids, laxatives, dietary changes, enemas or removal of impacted faeces under sedation or anaesthesia. In severe or recurring cases, surgery may be recommended.

If your cat is repeatedly straining, has not passed faeces, is vomiting or seems unwell, get in touch with us right away. Early treatment can help prevent constipation from becoming a much bigger problem.

Dogs explore the world with their noses and mouths, so it can only take a moment for a fallen conker to become an unexpe...
28/10/2026

Dogs explore the world with their noses and mouths, so it can only take a moment for a fallen conker to become an unexpected snack.

If you see your dog eat or chew a conker, don’t wait for symptoms to appear before asking for advice. Conkers are toxic because they contain aesculin and can also become lodged in the digestive system, causing a blockage.

Keep an eye out for signs such as:

⚠️ Vomiting or diarrhoea

⚠️ Drooling

⚠️ Abdominal pain

⚠️ Reduced appetite

⚠️ Restlessness, wobbliness or tremors

Symptoms usually develop within hours, although they can sometimes be delayed.

If you suspect your dog has eaten a conker, contact us promptly, and we’ll advise you on the next steps.

IS THIS YOUR CAT?This beautiful cat was handed in this afternoon FOUND Thomlinson Avenue.Please contact the surgery 0122...
27/10/2026

IS THIS YOUR CAT?

This beautiful cat was handed in this afternoon
FOUND Thomlinson Avenue.
Please contact the surgery 01228524740 for more information

Does your dog have a furry friend they absolutely love? Tell us everything about their BFF in the comments! 😅💬
25/10/2026

Does your dog have a furry friend they absolutely love? Tell us everything about their BFF in the comments! 😅💬

23/10/2026

There’s something special about watching a puppy or kitten grow up. 🐾

From those first vaccinations to adult check-ups and everything in between, we love being a part of their journey.

Thank you for entrusting us with your pet’s care! 🥰

UPDATE! NOW REUNITED WITH OWNER!******************************************STRAYBrought into us this evening from Lightfo...
22/10/2026

UPDATE! NOW REUNITED WITH OWNER!
******************************************
STRAY
Brought into us this evening from Lightfoot Drive
Please get in touch if you have any information
01228524740

Are they cheeky, cuddly, dramatic, curious, stubborn or endlessly energetic? Show us in the comment section! 💬
22/10/2026

Are they cheeky, cuddly, dramatic, curious, stubborn or endlessly energetic? Show us in the comment section! 💬

IS THIS YOUR CAT?Male kitten found Newlands RoadPlease contact the surgery on 01228524740
22/10/2026

IS THIS YOUR CAT?
Male kitten found Newlands Road
Please contact the surgery on 01228524740

Address

Chertsey House, Chertsey Grove, London Road
Carlisle
CA12QX

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 7pm
Tuesday 8am - 7pm
Wednesday 8am - 7pm
Thursday 8am - 7pm
Friday 8am - 7pm
Saturday 8am - 12pm

Telephone

+441228524740

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