What are the opening hours?

Monday 8:30am - 6:30pm Tuesday 8:30am - 6:30pm Wednesday 8:30am - 6:30pm Thursday 8:30am - 6:30pm Friday 8:30am - 6:30pm Saturday 9am - 12pm

Brookmead Veterinary Surgery

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Brookmead Veterinary Surgery

Independent, friendly veterinary surgery. https://www.instagram.com/brookmeadvetsltd/ A friendly, independent practice that cares about you and your pets.
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Brookmead has been established for over 50 Years and is well known locally. Has a great loyalty discount scheme

18/11/2024

Our back page for the Cranleigh Magazine is Togo 🐾
Togo will feature on Decembers back page!💙

15/11/2024

From Monday the 18th of November we will be having building work done here at the practice.

The work will be going on until February, however we will continue to be open as usual. There will be some noise and disruption while the work is carried out, but we will try and keep this to a minimum, where possible.

We will be having brand new kennels put in. Tania will be getting a brand new consultation room. We will be getting a brand new laboratory and a new addition will be a Place of Rest room, where clients will be able to spend time with their beloved pets without having to rush.

15/11/2024

❗Important information regarding registering new clients❗

We have decided to make the difficult decision to temporarily close our books for registering new clients. We have made this decision so we can ensure we provide the best level of care to our existing clients and ensure we have appointments available to see them.

We are very grateful for all the fantastic recommendations we receive from you all and we will review our decision to close our books in the New Year.

We hope you all understand the reasoning behind our decision and we thank you for all your continued support.❤️

06/11/2024

November is Senior Pet Month!❤️

At what age are pets considered senior?
The age at which a dog or cat is considered senior depends on the species and the breed, for instance, large and giant dog breeds tend to have shorter lifespans than smaller dog breeds. Cat's on average live longer than most dogs.

As your pet gets older, their healthcare requirements will need to adapt to their new needs. Older pets may need to visit the vet more often than younger pets to check in on any chronic medical conditions, and to check for any new medical conditions that could arise.

Some health conditions that are common in old age:
- Arthritis
- Cancer
- Lumps and Bumps
- Dental disease
- Heart disease
- Kidney and Liver disease
- Canine cognitive dysfunction
- Neurologic conditions

04/11/2024

❗️Important information regarding Yumove Senior Dog tablets ❗️

Yumove have recalled Yumove senior dog being sold by LUOSHUNGANG LTD on Amazon due to them being counterfeit.

Please do not give this product to your pet and dispose of the product. If your pet has consumed the product and is feeling unwell, please contact your vets immediately.

01/11/2024

First Winter POTM❄️
We are now running our POTM competitions seasonally, our winners will feature on the back of the Cranleigh Magazine 🤩
Like, like, like, comment with picture(s) & share 📸

31/10/2024

Our Third Autumn POTM is🥁.....
Togo 🤎
Togo will feature on the back of the Cranleigh Magazine in December and be our FB cover photo❤

30/10/2024

Don’t forget you can get your Murphy’s Army Purple Poppy from reception. 💜

Murphy's Army Purple Poppy Campaign pays tribute to animals lost in service, and to those who serve us today.

29/10/2024

Have you tried Calmex for your Cat's and Dog's?

Calmex for Cat's 🐈‍⬛
- Comes as a palatable liquid that can be mixed with food or given directly.
- A calming supplement to help maintain a normal disposition in cats.
- Promotes happy and playful behaviour by increasing serotonin levels.
- Recommended for cats who are fearful of other cats, new family members, cattery stays, veterinary visits, car travel or during firework season.

Calmex for Dog's 🐕‍🦺
- Comes as a palatable tablet that can be mixed with food or given directly.
- Calmex is a specially blended supplement to help promote relaxed behaviour in dogs experiencing behavioural problems.
- Helps to manage short term stress and long-term anxiety.
- Recommended for dog's who suffer stress from separation anxiety, veterinary visits, car travel, boarding kennel stays, being rehomed or during firework season.

Calmex Diffuser
- Specifically formulated for Cat's and Dog's to help as part of a multi-modal management approach.
- Contains a blend of rose, chamomile and lavender essential oils, which have all been shown to help promote relaxed behaviour.
- Recommended for cat's and dog's who suffer stress from separation anxiety, visitors to the home, being re-homed or during firework season.

All the Calmex supplements are most effective when used as part of a multimodal approach to managing stress.
These are products we keep in stock so if you think your cat or dog may benefit from trying Calmex, contact us today on 01483 274242.

29/10/2024

Some tips to keep your pets calm on fireworks night! 🎇

💥 Walk your dogs while it is still light and get home well before dark, before fireworks are likely to start.
💥 Close your curtains before dark and leave the lights on to hide flashes.
💥 Play some music to help drown out firework noises. Classical music can work well, or something with a deep bass to help cover up any bangs - just make sure it’s at a volume your dog is comfortable with.
💥 Stick to normal routines and behave normally but, if it helps, distract them with something fun such as a game, a puzzle feeder, or a toy stuffed with food!
💥 Make them a den to hide in if they wish.
💥 Comfort them if they come to you for reassurance, but if they want to be alone, let them.
💥 Watch them around other pets because they might be more irritable than normal if they are scared.
💥 Wait for a gap in the fireworks to take your dog out to the toilet, be as quick as possible and keep them on a lead. It is common for dogs to bolt from their garden after being startled by a firework.

28/10/2024

Keeping your cat safe during Halloween and Bonfire night celebrations!🎃🎇

👻 Halloween 👻

🎃 Cats may be attracted to the flickering light of a candle which could result in burns to paws or singed whiskers.
🎃 Cats are curious creatures and may investigate any decorations you put up. Young cats may be more likely to investigate and play with decorations, as well as indoor cats.
As well as the risk of cats knocking down decorations, in some cases cats may even ingest them.

🎇 Fireworks 🎆

💥 Frightened cats may be startled, run away and become lost, or run across roads and be involved in accidents. Distressed cats can develop behavioral issues such as house-soiling or excessive grooming.
💥 Ensure your cat is safely indoors before dark. Tempt them in with a treat and ensure all doors, cat flaps and windows are closed to keep them in but to also help keep the noise out.
💥 Provide your cat with a safe and comfortable hiding place incase they are frightened. A cardboard box on its side or an igloo bed are perfect. The hideaway can be placed in an elevated location, for example on top of a wardrobe, if your cat tends to seek high places at times of uncertainty.
💥 Use treats and toys to distract your cat from the firework noise.

28/10/2024

🎃 It’s nearly Halloween 🎃
Here are some tips to keep your pets safe!🐾

👻 Walk dogs before it gets dark so they don’t get spooked by costumed trick-or-treaters.
👻 Don’t forget chocolate is highly toxic to pets, so you’ll need to keep all sweets safely out of reach of sneaky paws!
👻 When the doorbell rings, some pets get anxious - especially if the person the other side of the door is wearing a freaky costume! Help them stay calm by providing them with a safe den away from the front door, where they can retreat.
👻 Remember to keep any lit pumpkins far away from both indoor and outdoor pets. Don’t forget to throw your pumpkins away before they go off - mouldy pumpkins could make your pets sick if eaten!
👻 Reaching for decorations can be tempting for our mischievous pets. Try to keep Halloween decor away from paws reach - your pet could easily swallow something harmful!

28/10/2024

For the pets and owners who find fireworks season distressing, try our radio sanctuary: Classic FM’s Pet Classics. 🐾

On Saturday 2 and Tuesday 5 November from 5-9pm, join us for soothing classical music and practical tips from RSPCA (England & Wales).

Just tell your smart speaker to “play Classic FM” or listen on . 🎶

27/10/2024

Today is National Black Cat Day!🖤

National Black Cat Day was established to combat the superstitions and misconceptions that have surrounded black cats for centuries. Black cats are the least likely to be adopted!

Did you know?

🐈‍⬛ In Ancient Egypt cats were worshiped. Bastet, the Egyptian Goddess, was depicted as a black cat and cats were considered so sacred that to kill one, even accidentally, was punishable by death.

🐈‍⬛ Black cats were considered by sailors to have miraculous powers that could protect ships from storms. It became common practice for fisherman’s wives to keep black cats at home too as a means of ensuring their husbands safe return from sea.

If you’ve got a black cat, we would love to see them! Comment a photo below 👇🏼

18/10/2024

Bailey came in today to be castrated, he thoroughly enjoyed his dinner after his surgery 💙

11/10/2024

We are very pleased to announce we have been accredited as a Silver Cat Friendly Practice! 🐱

Our clinic cat advocates are:
🐾 Jane Kurzen
🐾 Jess Franco
🐾 Jess Redford

04/10/2024

Otto posing for the camera before his Castration 😍🩶

Can you guess his breed?

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Cranleigh

Opening Hours

Monday	8:30am - 6:30pm
Tuesday	8:30am - 6:30pm
Wednesday	8:30am - 6:30pm
Thursday	8:30am - 6:30pm
Friday	8:30am - 6:30pm
Saturday	9am - 12pm

Telephone

+441483274242

Website

http://www.brookmead-vets.co.uk/

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Have you tried Calmex for your Cat's and Dog's? Calmex for Cat's 🐈‍⬛ - Comes as a palatable liquid that can be mixed with food or given directly. - A calming supplement to help maintain a normal disposition in cats. - Promotes happy and playful behaviour by increasing serotonin levels. - Recommended for cats who are fearful of other cats, new family members, cattery stays, veterinary visits, car travel or during firework season. Calmex for Dog's 🐕‍🦺 - Comes as a palatable tablet that can be mixed with food or given directly. - Calmex is a specially blended supplement to help promote relaxed behaviour in dogs experiencing behavioural problems. - Helps to manage short term stress and long-term anxiety. - Recommended for dog's who suffer stress from separation anxiety, veterinary visits, car travel, boarding kennel stays, being rehomed or during firework season. Calmex Diffuser - Specifically formulated for Cat's and Dog's to help as part of a multi-modal management approach. - Contains a blend of rose, chamomile and lavender essential oils, which have all been shown to help promote relaxed behaviour. - Recommended for cat's and dog's who suffer stress from separation anxiety, visitors to the home, being re-homed or during firework season. All the Calmex supplements are most effective when used as part of a multimodal approach to managing stress. These are products we keep in stock so if you think your cat or dog may benefit from trying Calmex, contact us today on 01483 274242.

Happy National German Shepherd Day 🤎 Enjoy this video of a clients GSD puppies!😍

Triday is a day where we raise awareness about limb amputation. Whether your beloved pet was born with only 3 limbs or has had to have an amputation due to limb cancers, injury, neglect or congenital changes, today is all about them! It is always amazing how quickly a cat or dog adjusts to having a limb removed. You will find when they have one limb removed they then compensate with the other limbs they have, because of this they could be prone to having joint problems. As a preventative treatment Cats and Dog's can be put onto a good joint supplement, for example, Synoquin. Here you can see our Practice Manager, Claire Mariner's two dogs - who have both had a back leg amputated - charging around the field having a great time! They certainly don't let the fact they only have 3 legs stop them! Do you have any 3 legged pets? We would love to see them!

🐾March is Pet Anxiety Awareness Month🐾 Did you know that dogs can suffer from anxiety just like we can? Whether it's due to travelling, meeting new people, visiting the vets, staying home alone, loud noises, the vacuum cleaner... the list goes on! In the UK, 82% of dogs and 89% of cats are reported to be scared of something! Here are some things you can do to help you dog cope better during the situations they find stressful. It's not easy for the dog or their family when they're living with anxiety, so remember you are not alone, your vet can help.

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Our Vet Tania has recently rehomed some ex battery chickens. Here they are enjoying life in their new home!🐓

Stevie's doing his morning stretches! 😍

Repeat Prescriptions need to be ordered Thursday 4th, at the latest, to be guaranteed Friday 5th before we come back on Tuesday 9th May.👑🇬🇧🐾

How handsome are these two boys! 😍 13 week old, British Bulldogs 🐾

They've Arrived!! 🥳 Our 2023 Charity Calender 😍 £10 each & all profits got to our 2 practice charities; Dogs in need rescue charity & Feline Aid 🐾

Let us see how photogenic your pets are! 📸 We are currently designing our Charity Calendar for 2023, comment with picture(s) of your pet(s) to have them in there! 😍🐾 Last date to submit will be Wednesday 26th October!

Merry Christmas to all of our wonderful clients and their pets and remain safe over the festivities, from everyone here at Brookmead 💝🎅🏼 We will be open again from Wednesday 29th, in the meantime our out if ours service is provided by Vets Now in Guildford. 🐾