Park Vet Group

Park Vet Group Park Vet Group is part of Linnaeus Veterinary Ltd (A Mars Company). Our vets care for your pets 24/7

24/07/2026

🌍🎉 Happy International Self Care Day! 🌼✨ Today, let's embrace the joy of nurturing ourselves! Whether it’s a cosy bath, a good book, or enjoying nature—take time to recharge. Remember, self-care isn’t selfish; it’s essential! 💖 🌸💆‍♀️

🧁 An amazing sweet treat for Abbie our Lead receptionist at our Whetstone site! 🧁Abbie is getting married next week and ...
09/07/2026

🧁 An amazing sweet treat for Abbie our Lead receptionist at our Whetstone site! 🧁
Abbie is getting married next week and her lovely colleague Sarah made this impressive stack of cupcakes to help her celebrate! 🍾🎉🥂

09/07/2026

Say hello to Bruno! 🐶
Our brave little friend came to us after an unfortunate encounter with another doggo. He’s been through so much, with 2 surgeries and plenty of visits for wound care and infection control – but he never gave up! After what feels like ages, Bruno has finally been signed off!!! 🥳
He’s truly been an A+ patient, and the whole team will miss seeing you every week, Bruno! 🐾 Wishing you lots of happy adventures ahead!

Cat found Sturdee road, Glen Parva.The cat is under the care of The Park Vet Group Hospital in Glenfield. If you are the...
06/07/2026

Cat found Sturdee road, Glen Parva.
The cat is under the care of The Park Vet Group Hospital in Glenfield. If you are the owner or know of the owner please call the practice on 0116 2311635.
Further information and photographs will be required to claim ownership.

We have had a cat handed into the park vet group Glenfield. Found The Newry. If you are the owner or know of the owner p...
03/07/2026

We have had a cat handed into the park vet group Glenfield. Found The Newry. If you are the owner or know of the owner please contact the surgery on 01162311635. Further information and photographs will be required to claim ownership.

🐰🐇 Rabbit Awareness 🐇🐰Last week was Rabbit awareness week in the UK. As part of their campaign here is some information ...
29/06/2026

🐰🐇 Rabbit Awareness 🐇🐰
Last week was Rabbit awareness week in the UK. As part of their campaign here is some information on Feeding Bunnies Better!

🐰Rabbits need plenty of space to hop, stretch, explore and forage naturally. A cramped setup limits movement, impacting their health, wellbeing and make it harder to encourage natural feeding behaviours like grazing on hay throughout the day.
Create a rabbit-friendly space with room to scatter feed, forage and room to roam, because happy homes help create healthy appetites. 🥕
🐰Rabbits are social animals and should live in compatible pairs or groups. A lonely rabbit can become stressed, withdrawn and may even lose interest in food.
Eating together is a natural rabbit behaviour, bonded bunnies often graze side-by-side, forage together and help each other feel safe and secure.
Friendship really can help keep rabbits happier, healthier and eating well.🐇🐇
🐰Did you know hay should make up 85–90% of your rabbit’s diet? The rest should include a small portion of high-fibre nuggets, rabbit-safe greens and fresh water daily.
Too many treats or muesli-style foods can lead to selective feeding and serious health issues, so getting the balance right matters. ✨
🐰Rabbits love to forage, dig, chew and explore, and food can be a great way to encourage these natural behaviours. Try scattering nuggets through hay, hiding treats in enrichment toys or offering safe forage to keep mealtimes fun and stimulating. 🥬
Feeding shouldn’t just fill tummies, it should keep rabbits mentally and physically active too.
🐰A rabbit that stops eating is often a rabbit that needs urgent veterinary attention. Changes in appetite can be an early sign of dental problems, stress, illness or gut stasis — which can quickly become serious. 🩺
Keep an eye on eating habits, droppings and behaviour, and always contact your vet if something feels wrong. Healthy rabbits start with prevention, proper nutrition and regular care.🥕🥬🍎

29/06/2026

☀️ Keeping your pets safe in the heat ☀️
Pets can be prone to various health issues during hotter weather; here are a few tips to help keep your furry friends safe while enjoying the sun:
- Ensure your pet has access to plenty of fresh water; ice treats can be refreshing, and fresh apple slices or celery can be used for small furies to add extra moisture 🚰
- Avoid exercising your pet; if your pet struggles in the heat, it is advisable to refrain from walking them altogether.
- Lighter coloured pets are susceptible to sunburn. Keeping them indoors is preferable, and you may apply pet-specific sun cream to vulnerable areas for additional protection.
- Shade is essential! ⛱️
- Avoid prolonged car journeys and NEVER leave your pet in a car, even with the windows open 🚗
Heat stroke in pets is fatal and can occur within minutes. If you suspect heat stroke, move your pet to a cool area, wet their coat with water, and contact your vet immediately.
Signs of heatstroke include collapse, excessive panting, breathing heavier than normal, and dribbling.

Tortoise found.we have had a stray tortoise found on the A47 Milestone to Dodwells. The tortoise is currently under the ...
27/06/2026

Tortoise found.
we have had a stray tortoise found on the A47 Milestone to Dodwells. The tortoise is currently under the care of the Park Vet Group Glenfield. if you are the owner or know of the owner please call the practise on 01162311635. Photographs and further information will be required to claim ownership.

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