Queens Crescent Veterinary Clinic

29/08/2025

**MISSING CAT**

If you see this boy in the area, please contact us.
He is a young Russian Blue and frequents the Woodlands area but has lost his collar and tracker. He is microchipped!

27/08/2025

We are experiencing issues with Petsapp this morning and will not be able to respond to any messages.

If you have a query please give us a call on 0141 332 1934 or drop us an email.

21/08/2025

Introducing Constance! Our Pet Of The Month

12/08/2025

✨ Special Offer – This Month Only! ✨

Thinking of getting your wee one neutered?
We’ve got two pawsome deals running until the end of the month:

🐾 Free adolescent health checks with one of our nurses – Perfect for that awkward teenage stage when they’re growing fast and full of beans.
🐾10% OFF all neutering – A great time to get your pet booked in!

🐶A few of the many benefits of neutering your pet🐱

Reduces certain health risks - Such as uterine infections, mammary tumours and testicular cancer.

Can improve behaviour - Often reduces roaming, spraying and some aggressive tendencies. Often they become more relaxed after neutering.

Helps prevent roaming accidents - Pets are less likely to wander and get lost or injured

🐱Give us a wee call on 0141 332 1934 to arrange your appointment 🐶💙

📅 Offer ends at the end of August– don’t miss out!

29/07/2025

📢Important Update: Brucella Canis Testing for Imported Dogs🐾

To help protect the health of our patients, staff, and clients — and to align with current UK policy and APHA (Animal & Plant Health Agency) guidelines — we have introduced mandatory Brucella canis screening for all dogs imported into the UK, especially from Eastern Europe.

What’s required?
✅ A Brucella canis antibody test must be performed at the time of registration (or prior).
✅ A second test is required 3 months after arrival to identify any late seroconversions.

Brucella canis is a serious zoonotic disease — meaning it can be transmitted to humans and other animals. These steps are crucial to keeping everyone safe.

If you have adopted a dog from a rescue organisation, especially one based overseas, please let us know. This information is vital so we can ensure appropriate testing and keep everyone safe.

If you’ve recently brought a dog into the UK, or are planning to adopt or import one, please contact us to arrange testing and discuss next steps.

📞 Get in touch with our team today for advice or to book an appointment.

28/07/2025

Look at that face 😻😻

Definitely the best part of the job 💚

08/07/2025

Parasite Prevention – Fleas and Ticks and Roundworms

We love our pets, but we don’t love when they come with hitchhikers! Due to our temperate (although it doesn’t feel like it sometimes) climate, ectoparasites like fleas and ticks are a year round concern! As the recent weather has been allowing for exploration of the great outdoors, we have seen...

04/07/2025

🎉 We’re excited to share that we’ve upgraded our clinic with a brand-new digital X-ray machine!

This state-of-the-art equipment means faster, clearer imaging — helping us diagnose and treat your pets more quickly and comfortably. 🐶🐱

27/06/2025

Nova was the bravest girl for her spay!

The tail didn't stop wagging all day 🥰

20/06/2025

Summer is here! Many dogs, like Walter here, love the sun - but as the hot weather comes in we need to keep our pups safe!

-Check the weather ahead of time and avoid walking in the middle of the day when it’s hot; it’s better to go out in the morning or evening when it’s cooler.

-Make sure not to over-exert your dog! When you go outside, make sure you bring plenty of water and there’s shade available.

-Dogs at risk of heatstroke include flat faced breeds (pugs, Frenchies, bulldogs), overweight dogs, puppies, those with underlying health conditions, and older dogs.

-Signs of heatstroke in dogs include: heavy panting, excessive drooling, collapsing, drowsiness, vomiting, and diarrhoea.

-If you notice these signs, immediately move to the shade, offer small amounts of cool water, and apply cool (not cold) water to their body while avoiding their head. Don’t place wet towels on them as it can trap heat. Once the dog is cool, immediately take to the nearest vet.

-Never leave your dog in a hot car unattended for any amount of time, even if the window is opened Call 999 if you see a dog in distress in a hot car.

16/06/2025

🦷 Protect Your Pet’s Smile – Dental Offer Now On! 🐾

Did you know that over 80% of adult dogs and cats suffer from dental disease – often without showing any obvious signs?

🐶 Bad breath, tartar build-up, and sore gums aren’t just unpleasant – they can lead to serious health issues like heart and kidney disease.

For a limited time, we’re offering a full scale and polish under general anaesthetic for a fixed price of £400 – available for both cats and dogs.

📅 Don’t wait until dental disease causes pain or complications. Book now to take advantage of this special offer and keep your pet’s mouth clean, comfortable, and healthy!

📞 Call us on 0141 332 1934 or message us on Petsapp to book an appointment.

02/06/2025

Due to the ongoing roadworks in the immediate area it is currently not possible to access West Princes St from St. Georges Road.

A diversion has been put in place via Grant St where the one way system has temporarily been suspended.

Queens Crescent can be accessed via West Princes St at Ashley St.

Make sure you plan ahead and leave a wee bit earlier for your appointment