Ark Veterinary Surgery

02/09/2025

🐾 Supporting Our Community – One Walk at a Time! 🐾

Are you over 65 or living with a terminal illness and finding it difficult to walk your dog? You're not alone — and help is just around the corner.

We're proud to share the amazing work of The Cinnamon Trust, a registered charity offering volunteer dog-walking support for those in need. Their compassionate team is here to make sure your furry friend gets the exercise and love they deserve, even when you're unable to do it yourself.

💬 Know someone who could benefit? Spread the word! 📞 Call: 01736 757 900
📧 Email: [email protected]
🌐 Visit: www.cinnamon.org.uk

Because every pet deserves a happy walk and every owner deserves peace of mind. 🐶❤️

21/08/2025

🐾🎉 We’re barking with excitement! 🎉🐾

Ark Vets is thrilled to be supporting The Mobberley Village Fete this Saturday 23rd August at The Bulls Head — and guess what? We’re providing the prizes for the Dog Show! 🐶🏆

Whether your pup is a proud pedigree, a marvellous mixed breed, or a sausage-catching superstar, there’s a category for everyone. Come join the fun, cheer on the dogs, and enjoy a brilliant day out.

We love being part of the Mobberley community and can’t wait to see you there — tails wagging and smiles all around! 💚🐕‍🦺

📍 Saturday 23rd August | The Bulls Head | From 12pm

Get ready for a paw-some day out! Our Dog Show & Village Fete is just around the corner! 🐶🐕

🌟Saturday 23rd August🌟

Judging by 'The Dog Father' Vic Barlow
🥇🥈🥉

Join our Bake Off Competition- Prizes & £50 gift voucher for the best Sweet & the best Savoury Bakes

Live 🎶 music with

🍔BBQ 🍺Bar 🤡Face Painting 🎳 Games

🎩 🪄 Magic with

🎟 Fabulous 'Timbola' with amazing prizes

13/08/2025

❗️Stray dog❗️

We have had a stray dog brought into our Northwich surgery.
Unfortunately his microchip is not registered. 😞

- Yorkshire Terrier
- Male, entire
- No collar
- Grey back, caramel/light brown head and legs

He was found near Monarch Drive in Kingsmead.

If you think is your pet, please contact the surgery on 01606 810777.

Please share so we can get him home. 🏠

11/07/2025

❌ Upcoming road closures ❌

07/07/2025

** NOTICE ** Both branches will be closed from 1pm on Tuesday 8th July for staff training. Please contact Woodcroft Vets for any emergencies on 0161 486 2355

We will be open as normal on Wednesday 9th July

Thank you for your patience 🐱🐶

30/06/2025

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

26/06/2025

National Adopt a Cat Month is celebrated every June to highlight the importance of giving shelter cats a second chance. Instead of buying from breeders or pet shops, this month encourages people to adopt from shelters and rescues. With so many cats and kittens patiently waiting for their forever homes, it’s the perfect time to welcome a new feline friend into your life. 🐱💛

We would love to see any photos you have of your adopted kitties 😍

14/06/2025

June is National Microchipping Month 🔎

Did you know that a microchip is only as useful as the details linked to it? If your pet’s contact information isn’t up to date, it can make reuniting you even harder if they ever go missing.

Take a moment this National Microchipping Month to check your pet’s microchip details ✅

12/06/2025

Pet Travel to Northern Ireland

Since 4th June, you need a pet travel document to take your dog, cat, ferret or assistance dog from Great Britain into Northern Ireland.

Residents in Northern Ireland do not need a Northern Ireland pet
travel document.

A Northern Ireland pet travel document is free and lasts for the
lifetime of the pet.

Find out more: gov.uk/taking-your-pet-to-northern-ireland

11/06/2025

Diabetes Awareness Week 🩺🩸

Just like us, our furry friends can develop diabetes - and the sooner it’s spotted, the better it can be managed. Common signs of diabetes in pets include:

▪️️Increased thirst
▪️Increased urination
▪️Weight loss
▪️Appetite changes

If you’ve noticed any of these changes in your pet, it’s always worth getting them checked for peace of mind.

30/05/2025

Today we had a visit from the lovely Pablo🐱
Pablo comes in weekly to be weighed… Can anyone guess his weight correctly?

27/05/2025

We have had a male Doberman dog that has been handed in at the Mobberley Surgery.

He has been found on Ashely Road. Wearing a black collar with chains on.

He does have a microchip however no owner details are registered.

Please share so we can get him home. 🏠