Severn Edge Vets - Cleobury Mortimer

22/07/2025

05/07/2025

Missing Herman’s tortoise

From Coreley Clee Hill, answers to Henry, very friendly

Any information or if found please give us a call on 01299 271967 so we can reunite with his owner

04/07/2025

28/06/2025

Rabbits need annual vaccinations, just like cats and dogs.

Vaccinations protect against Myxomatosis and Haemorrhagic Disease (VHD), both of which can be fatal.

It is recommended to neuter all rabbits. Male-female pairs require neutering to prevent breeding, but same-sex pairs can fight if not neutered. Female rabbits also have an 80% chance of developing cancer of the uterus during their lifetime, which is eliminated by neutering.

Find out more about veterinary care for rabbits:
vetcollection.co.uk/health/rabbit-care-guide

Learn the fundamentals of caring for rabbits, from food to environment to health checks, to make sure your furry friend is happy and healthy.

27/06/2025

Rabbit Awareness Week 24 - 28 June
Providing the correct nutrition for your rabbit can prevent
a lot of common health problems. A rabbit’s diet should
be predominantly fibre, as they need to chew almost
continuously – their teeth grow throughout their lives and
chewing helps prevent them overgrowing.
Find out what a rabbit’s diet should include:
vetcollection.co.uk/health/rabbit-care-guide

26/06/2025

There are several health problems that we see commonly in rabbits. They include: dental disease, gut stasis and flystrike.
Find out more about these conditions:
vetcollection.co.uk/health/rabbit-care-guide

Learn the fundamentals of caring for rabbits, from food to environment to health checks, to make sure your furry friend is happy and healthy.

25/06/2025

Sadly, there is not a National Health Service for our pets. Unexpected veterinary costs can be a concern for a lot of people in the current economic environment. Having a pet
insurance policy in place can help take away any potential anxiety or financial limitations of treatment options.

Speak to us today to find out more about pet insurance and
for more information:
vetcollection.co.uk/health-plans-and-products/guide-to-pet-insurance

24/06/2025

Rabbit Awareness Week 24 - 28 June
Rabbits are social creatures and should be kept in pairs or
larger groups. Introducing adult rabbits can lead to
potentially lethal fighting; don't be tempted to get one rabbit
and add a friend later. Once two or more rabbits are bonded,
they should remain together, including for vet trips. It is no
longer recommended to keep rabbits and guinea pigs
together as it is very difficult to meet both animals’ needs.
Find out more about general care for rabbits:
vetcollection.co.uk/health/rabbit-care-guide

Learn the fundamentals of caring for rabbits, from food to environment to health checks, to make sure your furry friend is happy and healthy.

23/06/2025

More than 70% of dogs over 3 years old have some
form of dental disease, making it one of the most
common health issues. However, it often goes
unnoticed.
We’ve put together a short, easy to follow video to help
you check your dog’s teeth at home with confidence.
Spotted any concerning signs? We’re here to help -
you can book a FREE dental check for dogs or cats until
31 August, to give you peace of of mind.

Call us today on 📞 01299 271 967 or book online at:
https://www.vetcollection.co.uk/west-midlands/severn-edge-vets-cleobury-mortimer/appointments/ Select ‘Free Dental Check’ when booking online.

20/06/2025

National Take Your Dog To Work Day

We get to hang out with dogs all day... and we think you should too! Studies have shown that having dogs in the workplace can help to reduce stress and
boost morale.
If you have a dog-friendly workplace, or have a career working with dogs, we’d love to see your canine colleagues this National Take Your Dog To Work Day. Let us rate your office doggos 📷 ⬇

19/06/2025

Dogs and hot cars

On a warm day, the temperature inside a parked car can rise
dangerously fast 🌡🚗

‘Not long’ is too long. If you can’t take them with you when you leave the car - leave them safely at home.

Heatstroke is a veterinary emergency. Symptoms include:
Heavy panting
Excessive salivation
Rapid heart rate
Bright red gums and tongue
Weakness, confusion or collapse

If you see a dog in distress in a hot car, first call 999, then seek veterinary advice urgently

18/06/2025

Did you know you can save 10% on all your vet products & services by joining our Healthy Pet Club?
Join today and benefit from annual vaccinations, parasite control, health checks and more!

Find out how more and how to join here: vetcollection.co.uk/health-plans-and-products/healthy-pet-club