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Oakwood Veterinary Group Small Animal Clinic

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Oakwood Veterinary Group have been treating pets in and around Harleston and Eye for many years, and although the name may have changed, the practice is as much a part of the local community today as it was when it was first opened. Since moving to Oakwood House in the early 1990's our small animal clinic has continued to evolve with the changing trends and modern developments in veterinary medici

ne, whilst still maintaining a personal service for all our clients. Our ethos is to treat our patients as we would want our own pets treated and we consider that providing our own emergency service helps us in achieving this level of both patient and customer care.

19/03/2025

Tom is enjoying some chin tickles before he goes in for X-Ray 🐱 🥰

17/03/2025

Springtime Dangers to Watch Out For! ⚠️

Spring is in full bloom, but did you know it can also bring hidden hazards for your pets?

🍫 Easter eggs & hot cross buns: Tempting for pets, but toxic if ingested!
🌱 Toxic plants: Plants like lilies, tulips, and daffodils can be harmful to curious nibblers
⚠️ Outdoor hazards: Fertilizers, garden chemicals, and slug bait are all no-go zones
🐜 Fleas & ticks: These pesky critters love the warmer weather, so ask us about protecting your pet
🤧 Allergies: Just like us, pets can suffer from spring allergies too. Watch for sneezing, itching, or watery eyes!

If you think your pet has eaten or been exposed to any of these toxins or hazards, don’t wait - contact your vet right away. Acting fast can make all the difference!

14/03/2025

Did you know that sleep isn’t just about rest for our furry friends? It’s essential for their health and happiness!

🐶 Dogs need around 16 hours of sleep a day*
🐱 Cats are the ultimate nappers, snoozing up to 12-18 hours daily!^

Sleep helps pets:
✨ Recover from playtime, exercise and stressful events (vets, groomers, kids parties)
✨ Keep their minds sharp and their mood pawsitive

So, let’s celebrate their snooze time - because a well-rested pet is a happy, healthy pet! 💤

Share a pic of your sleepy fur-babies below! 📸👇

12/03/2025

Lily was very good at melting hearts with her puppy dog eyes whilst in for her spay recently 🥰

10/03/2025

Phoebe was so cute posing for her photograph - we couldn’t choose just one to post! ❤️

07/03/2025

Meet Roly!

Roly joined us for castration and quickly made friends with the team! He looks very relaxed 😅

06/03/2025

Exciting news! We have an event coming soon and would love to see as many of you there as possible! Email the nursing team to book your place :-)

05/03/2025

At Oakwood Veterinary Practice, we understand that every pet has unique needs when it comes to parasite protection. That’s why our vets conduct a personalized risk assessment for your furry friend, ensuring the best care tailored to their lifestyle and environment🌍🐶🐱

Whether you prefer a spot-on, collar, tablet, or injection, we’ve got options to suit every pet and their parasite prevention needs.

Speak to us about how we can tailor your pet’s parasite treatment, so they have the right protection in place both for them and you.

03/03/2025

🏠🐾 Don't forget to update your pet’s microchip details! It’s the best way to ensure you're always reunited with your furry friend if they ever go missing.

Take a minute to double-check your details are up-to-date – it could make all the difference! 🐶🐱

27/02/2025

🎉🐾 Celebrating World Spay Day! 🐾🎉

Today is all about raising awareness of the importance of spaying and neutering our furry friends. These simple procedures not only prevent unwanted litters but can also help improve your pet's overall health and well-being.

Let’s give our pets the best start in life - if you’re curious about spaying or neutering, we’re here to answer your questions! 💙

26/02/2025

Cinza and our nursing assistant Kayleigh having some snuggle time before Cinza’s procedure.

If you’re ever worried about leaving your pets with us, pleas don’t be! They’re in fantastic hands with our nurses and nursing assistants ❤️

24/02/2025

Rocco joined us for castration, and our nursing team couldn’t believe how excited he was to be spending the day with us!

I don’t think he knew what he was in for until it was too late 😅🫣

21/02/2025

What a beautiful smile Bob has for our team! 🥰

20/02/2025

🐾❤️ Today’s the day to celebrate the ones who fill our lives with unconditional love, wagging tails, and gentle purrs – it’s Love Your Pet Day!

Share a photo of your beloved pet in the comments and let us know how you're celebrating them today! 📸💕

18/02/2025

Here are Winnie and Wigbert, all snug in our designated cattery area!

All of our feline friends are kept in a seperate area to dogs, as not cause them any additional stress. And these two are certainly enjoying the peace and quiet.

Cheeky Wigbert is even posing for our photo 👅

14/02/2025

Roses are red, violets are blue… if pets wrote valentines, what would they say to you? ❤️🐾

This Valentine’s Day, we’ve imagined the purr-fect love notes from your furry friends! 💌

Which one is your favourite? Or, better yet, what would YOUR pet write? Let us know in the comments! 💕

12/02/2025

High blood pressure (hypertension) is often symptomless in cats, which is why it’s so dangerous. It’s most common in older cats or those with conditions like kidney disease or hyperthyroidism (when the cat’s thyroid glands produce too much hormone).

Regular blood pressure checks can help us catch it early, avoiding issues like sudden blindness or damage to vital organs.

Let’s stay one step ahead - book their senior check today! 🐾

10/02/2025

Book Appointments Online 🌐

We are happy to reveal that you can now book your vet appointments online via Vetstoria!

Simply head to our website below and click ‘book appointment’ top right.

https://www.oakwoodvets.co.uk/

Address

20 Fuller Road, Oakwood House
Harleston
IP209EA

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 5:30pm
Tuesday	8am - 5:30pm
Wednesday	8am - 5:30pm
Thursday	8am - 5:30pm
Friday	8am - 5:30pm
Saturday	8am - 12pm

Telephone

+441379852146

Website

https://www.oakwoodvets.co.uk/

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🎉🐾 Celebrating World Spay Day! 🐾🎉 Today is all about raising awareness of the importance of spaying and neutering our furry friends. These simple procedures not only prevent unwanted litters but can also help improve your pet's overall health and well-being. Let’s give our pets the best start in life - if you’re curious about spaying or neutering, we’re here to answer your questions! 💙 #WorldSpayDay

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Is there anything better than a mid week cute cat video to keep us all going until the weekend!? 😻 Ned doesn’t think so… also I think he may be about to get treats in return for posing for us! 🐾❤️

Regular check-ups and screenings help keep their hearts strong and happy. This World Heart Day, show your pet some love by prioritizing their heart health. #WorldHeartDay

#BlindDogDay serves two purposes 🐶 1️⃣ A day to celebrate all blind dogs in the world and ways we can support them – as all dogs are good dogs. 2️⃣ Highlight that whether partially or fully blind, they can lead a fulfilling life with a great quality of life! Owners support blind dogs by creating a safe space, not rearranging home furniture, and training methods such as using audio cues to help make navigation easier and giving them sound-based toys to make play easier for them. This is only a slice of ways we can support blind dogs. And the beautiful Loki is demonstrating both purposes perfectly 🥰

☀️ Just like us, cats need to stay hydrated during the summer months! Ensure your feline friend has access to clean, fresh water at all times. You can also try offering wet food or adding water to dry kibble to increase their water intake. Let's keep our cool cats hydrated and healthy this summer! 🐱

☀️ Summer days are here, and it's important to keep our furry friends hydrated! Whether it's a trip to the park or a garden play session, make sure your pup has access to plenty of fresh water to beat the heat. Remember, a hydrated dog is a happy dog! 🐶

‼️ ADDER BITES: Here ’s what to do! Keep your dog close to you or on a lead around areas known for Adder populations – this will stop them from bothering the snakes and the likelihood of the snakes striking. If an Adder has bitten your pet, call your vet immediately, and if possible, carry your pet to stop the venom from spreading. Even if you have been on a walk and haven't seen your pet get bitten but are acting out of character or notice any swellings, call your vet to be safe. As we go through these warmer months, we will likely see more Adders basking in the sun, where they are likely to be bothered by your pets! 🐍