Medivet

31/10/2026

Fireworks season can be exciting for us, but can cause stress for our pets.

Dr Andy McVey, Partner at Medivet Orrell Park shares simple ways to help make fireworks season a little less stressful for your pets 🐾💙

27/10/2026

It's National Black Cat Day 🐈‍⬛🖤

Feline Specialist, Sarah Caney, explores some of the myths surrounding black cats, and why they deserve just as much love as any other feline friend.

Got a black cat of your own? Share their story below 👇

22/10/2026

Watching your puppy or kitten grow is one of the most rewarding parts of pet ownership, but there's plenty to think about along the way.

Get their first year covered with the Medivet Healthcare Plan, from first vaccinations to unlimited consultations, and neutering when the time comes.

To find out more, speak to your local Medivet & Partners, or visit our website.

21/10/2026

Looking forward to autumn walks with your dog? It's a great time of year to get outside, but the new season also brings new hazards for pets 🍂🐕‍🦺

Kishan Vara, partner at Medivet Pinner and Medivet Ickenham, shares his top tips for keeping your dog safe throughout the season.

19/10/2026

Meet Bailey, the Coton de Tulear 🐶

When Bailey began limping and showing signs of pain, his family knew something wasn't right. With a history of anxiety and adverse reactions to multiple medications, Dr Justine Berger (BVSc GP Cert FelP MRCVS) and the teams at Medivet 24 Hour Hendon, Medivet Temple Fortune and Medivet Watford, all came together to make sure he had a bespoke treatment plan tailored to his individual needs.

Read more about Bailey's journey and the care that helped him get back on his paws 👇

16/10/2026

It's Global Cat Day, and we're celebrating the true VIPs of the neighbourhood! 🐈🐈‍⬛

From greeting passers-by with a meow, to supervising from garden walls and acting like they own the whole street, every neighbourhood has a feline celebrity.

Does that sound like your cat? Tell us their story below👇

13/10/2026

Inspired to start baking again? Don't forget that some popular ingredients can be dangerous for pets🍰🐾

Kishan Vara, Partner at Medivet Pinner and Medivet Ickenham shares some of the most common baking ingredients that can be harmful to pets, and what to do if they eat something they shouldn't.

13/10/2026

A new kitten means lots of cuddles, and lots to think about, too🐱

Take one thing off your to-do list and get their first year covered when you become a member of the Medivet Healthcare Plan. To find out more, visit our website or speak to your local Medivet.

T&Cs apply. Offer available for newly registered puppies or kittens aged under 12 months at participating clinics between 25 September 2026 and 20 November 2026 (inclusive) with a new Medivet Healthcare Plan membership. Available at participating clinics only.

05/10/2026

We asked our local London vets to rate your pets 🐾

From major hair envy, to pets that rule the house, it's safe to say our vets are big fans of your furry friends 💙

30/09/2026

New puppy in the family? Their first year is covered when you become a member of the Medivet Healthcare Plan 🐶

For more information about the Medivet Healthcare Plan, visit our website or speak to your local Medivet.

T&Cs apply. Offer available for newly registered puppies or kittens aged under 12 months at participating clinics between 25 September 2026 and 20 November 2026 (inclusive) with a new Medivet Healthcare Plan membership. Available at participating clinics only.

21/09/2026

💜Dotty💜

Here’s Dotty post surgery 🐾 I was lucky enough to get a photo of her, as she was very keen to be back up on her feet showing me her best tail-wagging skills! 🥰

Dotty came to us for her laparoscopic spay, also known as keyhole surgery.

🔍 What are the benefits of keyhole surgery?

Laparoscopic surgery is a minimally invasive technique and can offer several advantages, including:

✨ Smaller incisions
✨ May mean reduced post-operative pain
✨ Faster recovery
✨ We see fewer complications

We’re pleased to see Dotty doing so well and showing off that gorgeous waggy tail! 💕🐶

Well done, Dotty! 🐾💜

If you are considering this procedure for your dog, contact us on 01795 531313

18/09/2026

📢 Branch closure tomorrow (Saturday 19th September)

We’re sorry to let you know that, due to staff shortages, Medivet Faversham will be closed tomorrow (Saturday).

Our lovely Branch Partner, Sam, is already working three weekends this month, so we feel he deserves a much earned weekend off too! ❤️

Our phones will be diverted to Medivet Minster until 12pm, and then to Vets Now from 12pm until Monday morning, so there will still be veterinary support available should you need it.

Please note that there will be no one on site at Faversham tomorrow, so unfortunately we won’t be able to offer medication collections until we reopen on Monday.

We’re really sorry for any inconvenience this may cause. We try to avoid closing our doors wherever possible, but we also believe that making sure our team has time to rest, recharge and have a proper break is incredibly important. 🐾❤️

Thank you, as always, for your understanding and continued support. We’ll be back open as usual on Monday!

The Medivet Faversham Team 🐶🐱

11/07/2026

UPDATE - reunited with owners 💕

🐾 FOUND DOG – PLEASE HELP US REUNITE HIM WITH HIS FAMILY 🐾

We have had a friendly black Cockapoo, believed to be called Zippy, brought into the practice this afternoon after he was found wandering the streets alone and running across roads.

Zippy is microchipped, but unfortunately his contact details are not up to date, so we’re struggling to get in touch with his owners.

If you think Zippy is your dog, or you know who his family might be, please get in touch with us as soon as possible so we can reunite him with his pet parents. ❤️

📞 Our phones switch over to the emergency vets at 3:00pm, but the practice remains open until 4:00pm. If you’re unable to call us between 3:00pm and 4:00pm, please pop into the practice instead.

📧 Alternatively, you can email us at [email protected].

Please share this post to help us get Zippy home safely. 🐶

10/07/2026

UPDATE: reunited with owner

STRAY CAT

We have had a cat brought into us as a stray, the microchip details are incorrect and we believe his name is Harvey. He is a male tabby cat. He is okay, he must have just gotten a bit lost so if you think this might be your cat then please give us a call on 01795 531 313

09/07/2026

⭐️⭐️ Exciting News - We have adjusted our MHP plans to include even more benefits ⭐️⭐️

The Medivet Healthcare Plan now includes up to 50% off the cost of, selected long-term medications for cats, dogs and rabbits 🐶🐱🐰 making caring for your pets a little easier?

With the Medivet Healthcare Plan, you can still save up to £280* a year on routine healthcare, including regular check-ups, routine vaccinations and parasite protection.

Sounds good?

Chat to our team about signing up next time you're in the practice, callus on 01795 531313 or visit …..

https://www.medivetgroup.com/medivet-healthcare-plan

23/06/2026

We have recently reduced the price of our Animal Health Certificates to £150 (or £135 if you are on our monthly or annual plan). With each additional pet £53 on the same certificate.

To be issued with an AHC, pets must be microchipped, at least 15 weeks old, up to date with Rabies vaccination with proof of vaccination (or wait 21days after vaccination). Once issued you can travel to the EU within 10days and must return within 4 months.

Call to discuss any travel related queries.

23/06/2026

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05/06/2026

24/05/2026

Just a reminder that it is too hot ☀️ to be walking 🐾 your dogs, the floor can burn their feet and the walk can cause heat stroke 🥵 .
The safest time of day to walk your dogs is early, before 8am so set those alarms ⏰
Or last thing, after 8pm, so enjoy a quiet evening stroll instead and enjoy the longer evenings.
Otherwise a few days without a walk will not hurt your dog, but the walk itself could kill them.
Be careful, keep our four legged friends safe this time of year 🐕.
Picture taken from Google.