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13/06/2026

Found Cat

We've sadly had a deceased cat brought into the vet clinic today.

She's an entire female with black fur. She has no microchip and she was found near the Blagdon area.

Please get in touch if you have any information.

01934 852 422

12/06/2026

Dog Friendly Team🐕🐾

We’re excited to share another wonderful milestone for Langford Vet Practice. Following our recent accreditation as a Dog Friendly Clinic with Dogs Trust, we’re proud to introduce our brand‑new Dog Advocate Team.

Creating calm, positive and tail‑wagging experiences for our canine patients has always been at the heart of what we do. During the accreditation process, our dedicated Dog Friendly Advocates showcased the many ways we reduce fear and stress for dogs visiting our practice. This included demonstrating how we tailor care to each patient’s needs — from thoughtful handling techniques to kennel adaptations such as covered spaces, rubber matting to prevent slipping, raised bowls and cosy bedding.

A huge congratulations to our fantastic team for their hard work, passion and commitment in making this achievement possible. Their efforts continue to help us provide the very best experience for every dog who walks through our doors. 🐶

10/06/2026

Hedgehog & Hoglets! 🦔

Lovely hedgehog and her babies (which are actually called Hoglets!) came in today for a quick check-up. They were brought in by a local wildlife rescue, our nurses did a quick examination and they'll be sent back to the rescue until theyre ready to be released.

Thanks for visiting us little hedgehogs!

09/06/2026

Can you help reunite Coco with her owners? She is thought to be local to the Langford Area.

See the original post for details.

04/06/2026

Rosie 🌹❤️

How sweet! This lady came in for her first vaccinations and a quick check-up.

Rosie is an Irish Terrier, a unique breed that we don’t get very often in the vet clinic. She was an absolute delight, and we wish her all the best in her new home. 🏡❤️

Did you know The Langford Club (TLC) spreads the cost of vaccination and preventative health care into monthly payments.
The TLC also has great benefits such as:

10% off Neutering
Nurse clinics All food
Kennel cough vaccination
Additional vaccinations
Dental work
Consultation fees (excluding referral and emergency consultations)
Selected long-term medications (details provided)
If you’re curious about the other benefits the TLC has to offer, please go check out our website.

03/06/2026

Skippy 🐑💕

Not your average patient for a first opinion practice!

This wonderful sheep is called Skippy, a Shetland lamb who was brought in by Langford Farm Animal Practice.

We teamed up together to help operate, as Skippy required a leg amputation and castration – something a little different from our usual day-to-day cases.

This sweet boy has made an incredible recovery and is now safely at home. A special thanks to those in the LVP team, the FAP team and all who were involved to make sure this little lamb was happy and healthy. 🩺✨

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01/06/2026

🐈Caring for Senior Cats: Join Us for a Free Owner Evening

Nine Lives and Beyond : Thriving in the Senior Feline Years

Join us for a relaxed and informative evening dedicated to the care of senior cats. This event is designed for cat owners who want to understand how their cat’s needs change with age and how proactive veterinary care can make a real difference to quality of life.

Hear the latest advice direct from our cat friendly vet team.

🗓Weds 24th June,
🕕6.30pm - 8pm
📍Langford Vet Practice, BS40 5DU
💷Free

Open to all local cat owners, including clients of langford Vet Practice.

Reserve your place:
https://www.langfordvets.co.uk/senior-cat-event

Langford Vet Practice hosts a senior cat care evening on Wed 24 June 2026, with guidance from our Cat Friendly veterinary team.

29/05/2026

What counts as an emergency? 🩺😷

In this quick video the lovely Sybil showed us some examples of what counted as an emergency or a non-emergency. Shes such a star! ⭐️

When it comes to our animals it's very easy to worry about their health. Being able to quickly identify key warning signs of your pet's health deteriorating can help improve their chances of recovery.

Langford Vets will always help with any concerns, and if you need assistance quickly our staff will be ready to help.
If you need to come out of hours, we have our own OOH team to aid you.

Always consult your vets about any changes in your pets health, and our team will advise you.

Your local vets for all your pets 🐾

28/05/2026

💫Bailey💫

Super sweet Bailey came into LVP today for a routine spay

Bailey was a good girl but wanted some extra cuddles. Our work experience student was on hand to assist. Bailey was grateful to be assigned her very own comfort human! Bailey was a pleasure to have at the practice and we wish her the best with her recovery.

Did you know?
Spaying your dogs has many health benefits such as prevention of pyometras and certain cancers, prevention from pregnancy, and promoting longer, healthier life overall. Spaying your dog is a crucial step in pet ownership and for their welfare.

For more information about spaying your pets please visit the Langford vets website, and also check out the benefits that the TLC brings to your pet.

https://www.langfordvets.co.uk/langford-vet-practice/the-langford-club/

28/05/2026

The Power of Transparency: What Vets and Owners Really Think

Researchers from the University of Bristol are carrying out a new study with a view to helping optimise the relationship between vets and clients, ensuring every pet receives the best possible care.

The study, “The Power of Transparency: What Vets and Owners Really Think" is being run by the University of Bristol with support from Langford Vets, with the researchers asking pet owners to share their perspectives through a quick, anonymous online survey.

“We are living in a century defined by rapid and abundant communication, yet there is surprisingly no data on how veterinary professionals and pet owners actually communicate with one another,” said project lead Dr Latifa Khenissi, Senior Clinician in Anaesthesia and Analgesia.

“By sharing your views, you’ll be helping to build a more transparent, supportive and effective environment for pets, owners and veterinarians alike,” Dr Khenissi explained.

The aim is to find out how pet owners would prefer vets communicate with them, particularly around complex topics such as care decisions, expectations, and emotional impact.

The study comprises two questionnaires: one for pet owners and another for vets to explore the importance of transparency in their communication with pet owners, with a view to making them more clearly aligned in the future.

Follow the link to complete the questionnaire.

The survey will be open for six months.

The Power of Transparency: What Vets and Owners Really Think. Have your say here.