Crouch Vale Vets

20/09/2017

We have spoken to Essex CC regarding the road closures on the Lower Burnham Road and we have been assured that every one wanting to come to see us will be let through the roadworks. If you do have a problem please call us on 01245 807518.

06/06/2017

Found in Latchingdon. Entire male, microchipped to a Norfolk address but phone number not working. Please call Crouch Vale vets on 01245 807518 if you recognise him

02/03/2017

A PET dog cannot wait for his owners to come back so they can see how he has remodelled the house.

14/12/2016

Sadly BT still aren't interested in fixing our phones but we can now be contacted on 01245 321785. We thank-you for being patient with us from at of us at Crouch Vale Vets.

10/12/2016

Sadly we have been let down by BT and the phones are still having issues. We hope to have this remedied ASAP but should you have an emergency you will need to call Vets Now in Witham on 01376 530759, we will re-open 8:30am Monday morning.

08/12/2016

We are a ware of a fault with out phonelines at the moment and will hopefully have an engineer out by 08:00am Friday morning. In the mean time whould you have an emergency you will need to call Vets Now in Witham on 01376 530759

06/07/2016

We don't do exotics, but if we did - turn the sound up

19/04/2016

05/04/2016

A great picture of Lt Derring, Maj. Biggs and WO2 Pal meeting Lucca , a retired military working dog and her handler Gunnery Sergeant Christopher Willingham of USMC.

Lucca was at Wellington Barracks today to receive the animal equivalent of the Victoria Cross, the Dickin Medal.

Lucca lost one of her front legs during a search for improvised explosive devices in 2012.

The 12-year-old German Shepherd completed more than 400 missions with the US Marine Corps in Iraq and Afghanistan - helping protect thousands of troops.

British Army The Army in London - HQ London District

24/02/2016

28/01/2016

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3419271/Cat-owner-devastated-beloved-kitten-bought-cheer-killed-pollen-LILIES.html

Elizabeth Mackie, from Whitchurch, Shropshire, found her beloved kitten Mr Mistoffelees covered in orange pollen from some flowers she had been given.

21/10/2015

How true?

A CAT has refused to eat a slightly cheaper brand of catfood, despite having recently eaten a rat.