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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.

07/08/2026

Spay day for sweet Bonnie! 🐶🩷

Those eyes definitely earned her some extra cuddles!

06/08/2026

🐶+ 🌊 = summer perfection… when it’s done safely!

Whether your dog loves swimming, paddling or simply splashing around, knowing the risks can make all the difference.

Swipe for 5 quick tips to keep your dog safe around water this summer 💙

04/08/2026

Beautiful Jinnie is showing off her pearly whites after a routine scale and polish ✨

Regular teeth cleaning can help remove plaque and tartar, reducing the risk of periodontal disease and promoting healthy gums. This, in turn, can help prevent bad breath, tooth loss, and other oral health issues.

Dog dental cleanings can also help identify potential health problems early on, allowing for prompt treatment and preventing more severe issues from developing.

Furthermore, regular cleanings can help reduce the risk of systemic infections, which can occur when bacteria from the mouth enter the bloodstream and spread to other parts of the body.

01/08/2026

This morning we had a stray cat brought in for medical treatment after being found on High Road, Wortwell but unfortunately she passed away on the way here.

She is an older tortoiseshell and white female, and has quite distinctive markings with four white feet, a white belly, chest and nose and a ginger patch on her back leg.

Our team thinks that by her condition she does have an owner and is not a stray, so if you have any information or think she may belong to you please get in touch on 01379 852146.

31/07/2026

Lottie and that ADORABLE stare is here to unveil our updated Pet Health Plan…

Join our pet health plan and enjoy peace of mind knowing your companion is well taken care of.

🔗 Find more information here: https://www.oakwoodvets.co.uk/pet-health-plan

29/07/2026

Cats need summer care too! ☀️💧

While cats may seem independent, warm weather can increase the risk of dehydration - especially for older cats, kittens, and those with underlying health conditions.

To help keep your cat cool and comfortable this summer:
💧 Provide fresh water throughout the day
🧊 Try multiple water bowls around the house
🌤️ Keep cool, shaded areas available
🥣 Wet food can help increase water intake
🏠 Encourage pets to stay indoors during the hottest part of the day

Some cats only shown subtle signs when they're unwell. Keep an eye out for signs such as lethargy, panting, drooling or loss of appetite.

27/07/2026

🐶 Kennel cough is a highly contagious respiratory infection that spreads between dogs in a similar way to the human cold.

Symptoms can include:
🐾 A dry, hacking cough
🐾 Sneezing
🐾 Runny nose
🐾 Eye discharge

Despite its name, kennel cough isn't only caught in kennels. It spreads wherever dogs come into close contact with one another, including dog parks, training classes, daycare facilities and other social settings. It can also be spread via contaminated toys, bowls and even our hands.

To help reduce the risk:
🧼 Regularly clean toys and bowls with a dog-friendly disinfectant
👐 Wash your hands before handling your dog
💉 Keep vaccinations up to date - the kennel cough vaccine can help reduce symptoms and lower the chance of infection

If your dog develops a persistent cough or you’re concerned about their symptoms, contact your vet team for advice.

24/07/2026

Please remember to keep your dog safe in the heat ☀️

Even temperatures that feel manageable to us can be dangerous for dogs - especially when it comes to walks. Hot pavements can burn paws, and dogs can quickly become overheated, which can sadly be life-threatening.

Here are a few simple ways to help keep your dog cool:
💧 Make sure fresh water is always available
🌳 Walk dogs early in the morning or later in the evening
🔥 Avoid hot pavements and strenuous exercise
🚗 Never leave dogs in a parked car
❄️ Provide cool, shaded areas to rest

If your dog shows signs of heatstroke, including excessive panting, drooling, lethargy, vomiting, or collapse, contact your vet immediately.

22/07/2026

☀️ Hot weather can become dangerous for dogs much faster than many people realise 🐶💦

Unlike us, dogs can’t cool themselves down easily which means heatstroke can develop quickly and become life-threatening.

From recognising the warning signs to knowing when it’s too hot for a walk, our article shares everything you need to know to help keep your dog safe this summer.

👉Read more below and learn how to spot, prevent, and respond to heatstroke in dogs: https://www.vetpartners.co.uk/pet-advice/dog-advice/seasonal-dog-advice/how-to-prevent-heatstroke-in-dogs/

19/07/2026

🍦 Your dog may want a lick… but not all ice cream is pet friendly 🐾

Remember to choose options specifically made for dogs to help keep tails wagging and tummies happy 💙

Some human ice creams can contain ingredients that may be harmful to pets, including:

⚠️ Chocolate
⚠️ Xylitol (artificial sweetener)
⚠️ Certain nuts and toppings
⚠️ Too much dairy

Instead, try safer frozen treats like:🍌 Frozen banana🫐 Blueberries🥕 Frozen carrots🐶 Dog-friendly ice cream treats

Share the love of frozen treats responsibly today and don’t forget to share pics of your pups enjoying their pet-friendly goodies in the comments below 📸

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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