MiNight Vet Lisburn

05/11/2025

Young female cat kindly brought in by a member of the public.
Area found - Poyntzpass Canal bank
Unfortunately due the cats injuries he was humanly euthanised 🐈🌈
Please contact us via phone is you know this little cat

28/10/2025

❌URGENT DONOR NEEDED❌
We need an urgent canine blood donor for a patient in the practice-please contact the practice on 02892683711 if your pet meets this criteria below and you are happy to bring them down to the practice ASAP
Thank you ☺️

Everyone meet the Handsome Badger, who is RVN Amy's dog! 😍

He was in recently to get his blood typed and look at him here, proud as punch, after signing up to be a donor! 😃 Well done Badger, what a good boy! 👏🏻

To be a donor, your dog must be: fit and healthy
Between one and eight years old
Weigh more than 25kg ⚖
Have a good temperament 😁
Have never travelled outside of the UK and Ireland
Vaccinated or have an annual titre test after the first booster 💉
Not on any medication 💊

If you would like your dog to be on our blood donor list, then please get in touch! ☎️

26/10/2025

This little one has been handed in to us. Found along the Dromore road. If this is your pet please call us. Thank you. ❤️

26/10/2025

🎃 Halloween Pet Safety Alert! 🎃

As we head into Halloween, it's important to be mindful of common toxins that can pose risks to our pets. Here are a few to watch out for:

🌟 Glow sticks
Contain a chemical called dibutyl phthalate, which has an unpleasant taste and can cause drooling, vomiting, and skin irritation if ingested or broken open.

🍫 Chocolate
Contains theobromine, which can lead to vomiting, diarrhea, elevated heart rate, tremors, and even seizures. The darker the chocolate, the more toxic it is to pets.

🍇 Raisins
Contain tartaric acid, which can cause acute kidney injury — even small amounts can be dangerous for dogs.

🍬 Chewing gum
Often contains xylitol, a sugar substitute that can trigger a dangerous drop in blood sugar (hypoglycemia) and potentially liver failure.

🎃 Pumpkins
While plain, cooked pumpkin is safe in moderation, ingesting raw or moldy pumpkins can cause gastrointestinal upset or expose pets to tremorgenic mycotoxins, which may lead to tremors or seizures.

🕯️ Candles
Not toxic, but if swallowed, they can cause a gastrointestinal obstruction, and hot wax can lead to burns.

🐾 Tip: Keep Halloween treats and decorations out of your pet’s reach, and contact your vet immediately if you suspect they've eaten something they shouldn’t have.

Stay safe and spooky! 👻🐶🐱

25/10/2025

We had an elderly female, tortoisehell cat handed in to us tonight found in the Maghaberry area. Due to welfare issues we had to put the little one to sleep. She was not microchipped. 🌈 if you think this could be your pet, please contact us.

19/10/2025

*UPDATE: owner found*

Collie handed in,found in kilbrony forest park.
Please contact the practice on 02892680680 if you think they are yours.
Proof of ownership required

16/10/2025

A male Yorkshire terrier brought in tonight by a lovely member of the public
Found in Dungannon
Due to the dogs health the little one passed away after the hard work of the MiNightVet team

16/10/2025

A black male neutered cat has been brought in to MiNightVet tonight by a lovely member of the public.
🌈 Unfortunately the cat was dead on arrival 🐈‍⬛

If you are from the Causway end road Lisburn area and missing your cat please contact us via phone.

06/10/2025

One very large stone was the answer! 🪨

Our team were very busy over the weekend and some of the night team were in theatre performing emergency surgery in the early hours of sunday morning. This patient had eaten a foreign object, here is their x-ray. Can anyone guess what that object was? ❤️

06/10/2025

Our team were very busy over the weekend and some of the night team were in theatre performing emergency surgery in the early hours of sunday morning. This patient had eaten a foreign object, here is their x-ray. Can anyone guess what that object was? ❤️

05/10/2025

Update- reunited with owner. Thanks for sharing

Please share. This dog has been handed in by a member of the public after being found in corcrain estate Portadown. Is microchipped, however chip is not registered. Please contact the surgery on 02892680680 if you think this is your dog. Proof of ownership required

03/10/2025

As always please contact the clinic 02892680680 before making your way to us.
Please take care traveling in our windy weather this evening 💨🍃