Woodmancote vets

Woodmancote vets Veterinary Surgery in Woodmancote. We have a vet on call 24/7 in case our clients have an emergency.

08/06/2026

New Senior Wellness Clinics

As our pets get older, their needs change – often in ways we can’t always see.

Our Senior Wellness Clinics, led by our experienced veterinary nurse, are designed to give your pet a thorough, preventative health check and help spot any concerns early.

For just £75, your pet will receive:

✔ Nose-to-tail health check
✔ Senior blood screening
✔ Blood pressure check
✔ Dental assessment
✔ In-house urinalysis
✔ …and more

These clinics are ideal for older pets who would benefit from a more in-depth review of their health and wellbeing.

📞 To find out more or book, please contact the surgery directly.

Saturday Vaccination & Booster Clinic 🐾We run Saturday vaccination and booster clinics on selected dates throughout the ...
06/06/2026

Saturday Vaccination & Booster Clinic 🐾

We run Saturday vaccination and booster clinics on selected dates throughout the year.
These clinics are by appointment only and take place from 9:30am–11:00am.

📞 Booking is essential - please contact the practice to check availability and secure your appointment.
☎️01242 676113

PET TRAVEL TO THE EU – New Changes are effective from 22nd of April 2026If you are planning to travel to the EU with you...
04/06/2026

PET TRAVEL TO THE EU – New Changes are effective from 22nd of April 2026

If you are planning to travel to the EU with your pet this year, there are some important rule changes you need to know about.

From 22 April, new EU rules have changed how GB residents travel with their pets. The good news is that holidays are still possible, but the process has changed.

Pet passports are now affected.

EU pet passports can only be issued and used by people whose main residence is within the EU. This means that pet passports held by GB residents are no longer valid for travel to the EU, even if they were issued before 22 April 2026.

EU pet passports should also not be used by people who only have a holiday home in the EU or visit seasonally.

So what does this mean?

If you are travelling from Great Britain to an EU country with your dog, cat or ferret, you will now need an Animal Health Certificate instead.

Please do not leave this until the last minute. An Animal Health Certificate needs to be arranged in advance, and leaving it too late could affect your travel plans.

Our team is here to help. We can advise you on the new requirements and guide you through exactly what you need to do so that everything is in place before you travel.

If you have a trip coming up, get in touch, and we will make sure you and your pet are fully prepared.

31/05/2026

🐾 Veterinary Nurse Awareness Month

This month, we’re celebrating the incredible work of our veterinary nurses.

The ones behind the scenes (and front of house) who care for your pets as if they were their own. From comforting nervous patients to supporting procedures, running clinics, and being there when it matters most… they do it all.

We are so lucky to have such a dedicated, compassionate team.

💙 Thank you for everything you do – not just this month, but every single day.

This is Winnie having vet cuddles with Harriett.
29/05/2026

This is Winnie having vet cuddles with Harriett.

27/05/2026

New Senior Wellness Clinics – Launching May

As our pets get older, their needs change – often in ways we can’t always see.

Our Senior Wellness Clinics, led by our experienced veterinary nurse, are designed to give your pet a thorough, preventative health check and help spot any concerns early.

For just £75, your pet will receive:

✔ Nose-to-tail health check
✔ Senior blood screening
✔ Blood pressure check
✔ Dental assessment
✔ In-house urinalysis
✔ …and more

These clinics are ideal for older pets who would benefit from a more in-depth review of their health and wellbeing.

📞 To find out more or book, please contact the surgery directly.

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Here are our top tips for the extreme heat we are experiencing.These are some simple steps you we can take to reduce the...
26/05/2026

Here are our top tips for the extreme heat we are experiencing.

These are some simple steps you we can take to reduce the risk of your pets developing heatstroke.

Walk your dogs at cooler times of day

Make sure to walk your dogs during the cooler parts of the day (early morning or late evening) and avoid exercising during the heat of the day. Always supervise any activity – some dogs may have too much fun and not know when to stop! Check the pavements aren’t too hot as they can burn your dogs’ paws too.

Always have fresh drinking water

Your pet should always have access to clean and fresh drinking water. You might find that your pet drinks more than usual during the hot weather, so make sure to keep them topped up!

Shade and well-ventilated areas

Shaded and well-ventilated areas are crucial for your pet during warm weather. This includes both animals that are housed indoors and outdoors.

Risk of sunburn

Pets such as cats can be at risk of sunburn, especially hairless breeds, or those with white or thin fur. Use a pet-safe sunscreen on vulnerable body areas and ask your vet for advice if needed.

Never leave your pet in a hot car or room

Temperatures within cars and rooms within your house e.g. a conservatory can rise to dangerously high levels very quickly, even on cooler days. Never leave your pet in a room or a car that is likely to get hot!

Watch out for signs of heatstroke

If your pet is showing signs of heatstroke such as heavy panting, drooling, restlessness, and lack of coordination, please contact your vet immediately. Heatstroke in pets is an emergency and can result in organ failure and in some cases, even death.

This is little Louis, who visited the vets for his PCME (parasite control plan) weight check-up, so he can continue rece...
25/05/2026

This is little Louis, who visited the vets for his PCME (parasite control plan) weight check-up, so he can continue receiving his delivery of flea and worming treatments.

Bank Holiday Monday the 25th of May!We will be closed on Monday, however in an emergency please call our normal number 0...
25/05/2026

Bank Holiday Monday the 25th of May!

We will be closed on Monday, however in an emergency please call our normal number 01242 676113 to be guided on how to receive emergency care.

We hope you have a lovely Bank Holiday!

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Woodmancote
Cheltenham
GL529HW

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Monday 8:30am - 7pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 7pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 7pm
Thursday 8:30am - 7pm
Friday 8:30am - 7pm
Saturday 9am - 1pm
Sunday 11am - 12pm

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