Yew Tree Veterinary Centre

Yew Tree Veterinary Centre Caring for your pets for over 50 years- providing full medical and surgical facilities for pets of Cranleigh and the surrounding areas!

At Yew Tree Veterinary Centre, we are proud to be the trusted veterinary services for Cranleigh, serving customers across Cranleigh, Surrey and Sussex. Through the dedication of our team, we are able to provide a wide range of veterinary services. We have been passionate about your animals for almost 50 years, and our quality veterinary care has given us a great reputation in the community. As an

RCVS Accredited GP Veterinary Practice, our highly-qualified veterinarians, nurses and the reception team will always provide the best customer service to you and your much-loved pet.

🌧️🐾 Did you know that walks after the rain can be extra exciting for your dog?🌧️🐾Rainfall helps trap and intensify scent...
03/06/2026

🌧️🐾 Did you know that walks after the rain can be extra exciting for your dog?🌧️🐾

Rainfall helps trap and intensify scent particles close to the ground, creating a whole new world of smells for our canine friends to explore. Since dogs experience the world largely through their noses, a post-rain walk can provide fantastic mental enrichment as they investigate all the interesting scents left behind🐽🐾

Just remember to towel dry muddy paws afterwards and keep an eye out for puddles, as some may contain bacteria or contaminants.

Does your dog become a super-sniffer after a rainy walk? Let us know in the comments!📸

Enyo the Collie X recently visited us to be neutered! 🐾She was a very well behaved patient throughout her stay and recov...
02/06/2026

Enyo the Collie X recently visited us to be neutered! 🐾

She was a very well behaved patient throughout her stay and recovered smoothly following surgery.
Enyo enjoyed some post-operative treats and cuddles with SVN Hester before heading home to continue her recovery🩺

Neutering is a routine procedure that offers a number of long-term health benefits, including preventing unwanted pregnancies, eliminating the risk of pyometra (a serious uterine infection), and reducing the risk of certain reproductive cancers.

Ben the Golden Retriever had his teeth scaled and polished.Ben has his teeth regularly brushed and it really showed, bec...
01/06/2026

Ben the Golden Retriever had his teeth scaled and polished.

Ben has his teeth regularly brushed and it really showed, because his teeth were in fantastic condition for a 9 year old! 🪥🦷

We removed some plaque and tartar in the areas that are difficult to reach, leaving Ben with a beautiful white smile 😁

Pets can get high blood pressure too!🐾High blood pressure (hypertension) can affect dogs and cats, especially as they ge...
29/05/2026

Pets can get high blood pressure too!🐾

High blood pressure (hypertension) can affect dogs and cats, especially as they get older.

High blood pressure is important to identify as soon as possible. It can can lead to:

👀 Vision problems or blindness
🫘 Kidney disease
🫀Heart issues

Unfortunatley, there are often no obvious signs...
A quick, painless blood pressure check during a routine visit can help detect problems early and protect your pet’s health.

Call us on 01483275665 to arrange a blood pressure check for your pet! Especially if they are over the age of 7, or 5 for giant breeds🐾

🐾 Hugo the Fox Red Labrador 🐾Poor Hugo has been experiencing some recurrent lameness in one of his front legs, so today ...
28/05/2026

🐾 Hugo the Fox Red Labrador 🐾

Poor Hugo has been experiencing some recurrent lameness in one of his front legs, so today he visited the practice for some digital imaging to help us investigate further.

Hugo was such a brave boy throughout his procedure and was rewarded afterwards with a lovely little walk in the shade 💚🐶

⚠️ Missing Cat ⚠️Please keep an eye out for Jasper. Check your sheds and garages, especially in the current heat. If you...
27/05/2026

⚠️ Missing Cat ⚠️

Please keep an eye out for Jasper. Check your sheds and garages, especially in the current heat.

If you have any sightings, please call us on 01483275665 or report using the QR code below.

Who can guess what's happened with this urine sample?👀🐾Ellie came to see us after experiencing frequent urination. Her u...
26/05/2026

Who can guess what's happened with this urine sample?👀🐾

Ellie came to see us after experiencing frequent urination. Her urine sample was very dark brown and contained a lot of mucus.

After running in-house tests, we discovered a significant number of urinary crystals, as well as blood in the sample.

This was most likely caused by a urinary tract infection (UTI), which can make the urine become too alkaline and lead to crystal formation.

After a course of antibiotics, plenty of rest over the bank holiday weekend, and lots of TLC, Ellie is now on the mend and starting to feel much better 💕

It’s important to have your pet checked by a vet if you notice any changes in their drinking or urination habits. Recurring urinary infections can be very uncomfortable and may become more difficult to treat if left too long. Thankfully, Ellie’s infection was caught early 🐾

☀️ Bank Holiday Monday reminder ☀️Please remember that while we’re enjoying the sunshine, the heat can become dangerous ...
25/05/2026

☀️ Bank Holiday Monday reminder ☀️

Please remember that while we’re enjoying the sunshine, the heat can become dangerous for our pets very quickly.

Just a few minutes of running around, playing fetch or overexcitement in warm weather can lead to heat stroke — especially in dogs.

🐾 Hot pavements, concrete and sand can also burn paws - if it’s too hot for your hand, it’s too hot for their paws.

To help keep pets safe:
💧 Walk dogs early morning or later in the evening
💧 Keep exercise short and gentle
💧 Make sure fresh water and shade are always available
💧 Avoid hot surfaces where possible
💧 Never leave pets in cars — even for a few minutes

Signs of heat stroke include excessive panting, drooling, lethargy, vomiting, collapse or confusion.

If you are worried your pet has overheated today please call Arthur Lodge 24 Hours on 01403252964

We are back open as normal tomorrow at 8am.

This week we saw a lovely little bunny who had an unfortunate run-in with some gardening equipment 🤕The bunny had an ope...
22/05/2026

This week we saw a lovely little bunny who had an unfortunate run-in with some gardening equipment 🤕

The bunny had an open fracture on her hind paw which resulted in her toe needing amputation!🐾

There are are alot of baby rabbits and wildlife around at this time of year, so please take extra caution when doing any gardening🐰☀️

Don't forget we have another bank holiday weekend coming up!☀️ The weather is meant to be very warm this weekend, take c...
21/05/2026

Don't forget we have another bank holiday weekend coming up!☀️

The weather is meant to be very warm this weekend, take care when exercising your dogs!
Remember heat stroke can affect any animal and it requires immediate treatment.

Symptoms include
🐾Panting
🐾Vomiting and diarrhoea
🐾Drooling
🐾Collapse
🐾Seizures
🐾Fatality

We are closed on Monday so please remember to phone our 24 hour branch in Horsham if you have an emergency.

Arthur Lodge: 01403252964

Address

Smithbrook Kilns
Cranleigh
GU68JJ

Opening Hours

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

Telephone

+441483275665

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