Brookmead Veterinary Surgery

15/06/2026

Our Second Summer POTM is🥁.....
Rascal 🩵
Rascal will feature on the back of the Cranleigh Magazine in August and be our FB cover photo.❤

03/06/2026

🎊Well done Hazel 🎉

For May, Hazel took part in a 158km challenge in support of Worldwide Veterinary Service. We can happily say she has smashed her target and has walked a total of 271km equivalent to 169 miles!

Hazel has raised over £600 so far for this amazing cause, and it isn’t too late to donate at: https://www.justgiving.com/page/hazel-taylor-158?utm_medium=FR&utm_source=CL
https://www.facebook.com/share/1KdisR9yoY/?mibextid=wwXIfr

Help Hazel Taylor raise money to support Worldwide Veterinary Service

29/05/2026

Our First Summer POTM is🥁.....
Coco & Bruiser 💛
They will feature on the back of the Cranleigh Magazine in July and be our FB cover photo❤

23/05/2026

Bank Holiday ☀️

Just a reminder we are closed this bank holiday Monday (25th May), we will be back open as normal on Tuesday.

If your pet needs urgent care over the weekend please give our out of hours Vets Now a call on 01483346203.

Wishing everyone a lovely weekend. ☀️

18/05/2026

💚May Is Veterinary Nursing Awareness Month 💚

This years campaign is all about Compassion and Empathy.

Every day, Veterinary Nurses show up with compassion, resilience and quiet strength. They are the steady hands behind the scenes, the calming voices in moments of fear, the people who hold patients gently, support grieving owners and carry emotional weight long after the doors close.
So often their work goes unnoticed, their care is unspoken and unrecognized. Yet Veterinary Nurses are the heartbeat of the Veterinary Practice.

06/05/2026

During the month of May, Hazel is doing the WVS 158km challenge.

The idea is to walk 158km throughout May. The distance is 158km as WVS treated 158,000 animals in 2025.

WVS was founded in 2003 with a mission to improve animal welfare. At the heart of this mission is collaboration - ensuring charities around the world have critical medical supplies and equipment they need to care for animals. This grew into sending volunteer veterinary teams abroad to communities in desperate need of veterinary care. WVS also established high quality training courses for veterinary professionals in several countries.

Hazel has undertaken 4 trips with WVS as a volunteer vet nurse (to Peru, Thailand, South Africa and the West Indies) and has seen how much the work of WVS is appreciated in these communities.

Help Hazel Taylor raise money to support Worldwide Veterinary Service

03/05/2026

We had a lovely day at the Park Pooches Fun Dog Show in Knowle Park today. We saw a lot of familiar faces! We would love to hear about your success or stories from the day 😊 Anyone win a class 🤔

03/05/2026

See you there!! 🐶🐾 🏆