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Combining high-level care with local service at our state-of-the-art Farnham Veterinary Hospital and branches in Farncombe and Vale.

We offer a range of services, from neutering, vaccinations & microchipping, 24-hour on-site care, hydrotherapy, and physiotherapy from our hospital in Farnham.

16/06/2026

This weekend our nurse Leah completed the challenge to climb Snowdon wearing a 10Kg weighted vest to help raise vital funds for Worldwide Veterinary Service. This is her blog:

We chose the Watkins path, widely regarded as the most difficult route to Snowdon's summit. There were sections where we were scrambling on all fours, climbing up rocks as we made our way to the top. My legs were burning and I was exhausted.

What kept me going was the incredible encouragement and support from my friends throughout the climb.

After 15km, 23,000 steps, and around 5 hours of hiking up and down Snowdon we finally completed the challenge. I am so proud to have finished the challenge but even prouder that it is helping to support the amazing work of Worldwide Veterinary Service.

In October I will be travelling to Cambodia to be part of the treatment team for a few weeks, providing veterinary care where it is needed most. To support this incredible cause I wanted to take on a challenge that would really push me out of my comfort zone.

If you would like to support Leah fundraising for Worldwide vets she would be incredibly grateful for any donation no matter how small. The link is below:

https://www.justgiving.com/page/leah-blades-2?utm_medium=FR&utm_source=CL

Well done Leah we are all so very proud of you!!! 👏❤

15/06/2026

Lister had scheduled a "birthday Spa" for his 13th birthday! 💙

He had a fabulous time in the underwater treadmill and he bought some lovely birthday cakes for the team and chocolates for Hannah, Thank you Lister we hope you had a wonderful birthday 🥳🐶🐾

14/06/2026

As Veterinary Nurse Awareness Month draws to a close, and with passion as the final sub-theme, Helen Stewart reflects on the experience, commitment and sense of purpose that continue to shape her career in veterinary nursing.

My Passion for Veterinary Nursing

Over the past 25 years in practice, I have seen the role of the veterinary nurse evolve significantly, and those changes have only strengthened my passion for the profession. Veterinary nursing is far more than a career to me; it is a vocation grounded in compassion, clinical skill and an enduring commitment to animal welfare. Throughout that time, I have continued to develop professionally, including achieving the Advanced Veterinary Nurse Certificate in Anaesthesia and Analgesia.

Why Veterinary Nursing Matters to Me

What inspires me most about veterinary nursing is the balance between practical expertise and genuine compassion. Veterinary nurses play a central role in patient care, treatment and owner support, bringing both technical knowledge and kindness to every stage of an animal’s journey.

What Drives My Passion

I am continually inspired by the exceptional team I work alongside, whose dedication, skill and support reflect the very best of veterinary nursing. As a clinical supervisor, I am equally passionate about encouraging the next generation of nurses, helping them to build confidence, develop their abilities and find their place within the profession. My voluntary role on the BVNA council has also given me the opportunity to contribute more widely, supporting the profession and helping to champion its continued development.

Despite being qualified for twenty years, I continue to learn and grow. It is a privilege to be part of a profession where I can make a meaningful difference to the lives of animals, support their owners and help shape the future of veterinary nursing.

13/06/2026

Happy 2nd Birthday to the gorgeous Luna

We all loved having birthday cuddles

🥳🥰

11/06/2026

Winnie came in to the hospital because her owner was worried she had an ear infection. She had tried to clean it but Winnie had yelped in pain.

Our Vet Mariella could see that her ear canal was inflamed and noticed a grass seed inside. With the help of Nurse Emma, Mariella was able to remove 2 grass seeds from Winnie's ear. 🌱

Winnie was very brave and let Mariella take the seeds out without any sedation - Well done Winnie. 🐶🐾

Grass seeds are most prevalent in long grass, meadows, and woodlands from late spring through autumn. They are barbed and can often get lodged in paws, ears or fur.

After every walk, thoroughly run your fingers through your dog's coat. Check inside their ears, under their collar, between all toes, and around their armpits and groin. Grass seeds can travel and can cause severe infections, abscesses, or respiratory issues.

If you notice a grass seed embedded in your dogs skin, please do call for an appointment with our vets to have this removed safely.

Winnie was so brave letting us remove the grass seeds and is now back on her walks and having post walk checks with mum. Well done Winnie 🥰❤

10/06/2026

Lottie's Hydrotherapy Journey

Lottie was diagnosed with IVDD earlier this year, this left her struggling to walk, stand and toilet normally.

Lottie has been seeing our physiotherapist Hannah weekly to improve her mobility and muscle strength by exercising on the underwater treadmill.

Lottie has improved so much that you would not even know she once had an issue. She walks beautifully and has improved her muscle strength in the hindlimbs.

Lottie loves having cuddles with Hannah and her special Sprat treats - well done Lottie and Hannah.

09/06/2026

This was Merlin first visit to the hospital - he was weighed, his heart, teeth and ears were checked and he was given a clean bill of health.

Merlin was such a good boy and had so many cuddles and treats - we can't wait to see him for his next visit and to watch him as he grows. 🥰🐶🐾

08/06/2026

Good Morning

Do you still read a paper version of a Newspaper?
We are desperate for old newspapers as we use these to line our kennels. If you do have old newspapers and would be willing to bring them in we would love to give them a "short term" home.

Thank you

07/06/2026

When your day starts with a "box of puppies!" 🐶

All puppies were in for a healthy pet examination and first vaccinations - plus an enormous amount of cuddles from the team 🥰❤

Working as a Vet can be so tough!!!!

03/06/2026

This adorable boy is Winston and he came in today for his Canine Parvovirus (CPV) vaccination today.

Not going to lie, we all fell in love with him 🥰💙

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Unit 5 Romans Industrial Park
Farnham
GU97TH

Telephone

+441252750329

Website

https://farnhamvetgroup.co.uk/

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