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

18/08/2025

🚨 Stray Cat Found 🚨

This 5-month-old female cat has been handed in after being found on Pool Road, .

She was wearing a pink collar and is currently being treated as unwell in our care 💕🐾.

If you recognise her or believe she may be yours, please get in touch with the practice. Proof of ownership will be required.

29/07/2025

- Meet Tony 🐾

Tony is one of our superstar feline patients who has been treated by our surgical and physiotherapy teams at Glenfield.

After returning home not seeming himself, his owners came to us to have him checked over.
After some x-rays, we found that Tony had a fracture of his femoral neck (the narrow part of the thigh bone just below the hip joint). In order to get Tony more comfortable and mobile again, he underwent a Femoral Head and Neck Excision surgery (FHNE) to remove the damaged part of the bone.

To maximise Tony's recovery, his recovery plan included regular visits to our physiotherapy service, where he received gentle treatments to:
🏃‍♂️ Encourage him to use the leg again
💆‍♂️ Keep his joints and muscles moving freely
😺 Build strength and support healing

As you can see… he didn’t mind the pampering one bit 🐾😻 Tony continues to recover well and is back pottering around outside without any signs of pain.

We are so glad you are feeling better Tony, you have been a very well behaved patient 💖

More information on our physiotherapy service can be found here: https://miniurl.com/ParkVetPT

29/07/2025

❗️🐇 Can you help us find the owner?

We have had this friendly rabbit handed in to our Glenfield hospital by a member of the public who found them on Aylestone Meadows.

No injuries. No microchip.

If you think you are the owner of this rabbit please contact Glenfield directly between 8am and 7pm on 0116 231 1635.

Further identifying information will not be shared on social media so please contact the practice if you think they are your rabbit.

Proof of ownership will be required.

Thank you 🐾

28/07/2025

❗️🐾 Can you help us find the owner?

We have had this male entire cat handed in by a member of the public after he was found trapped in some piping in the Egerton Avenue area.

He appears well with no wounds or injuries found on our assessment of him.

He has no collar or microchip.

If you think you are the owner of this cat please call Glenfield between 8am and 7pm on 0116 231 1635 and quote reference BEM23725.

Proof of ownership will be required.

Thank you

25/07/2025

- Apple 🐾

Meet Apple who came into our Saffron Lane branch last month as a stray. When our team checked Apple, they found she was microchipped. After tracing the owner through the e-mail address on file, Apple was reunited with her owner after being missing for 10months!

We were so glad that we managed to reunite Apple with their owner. It shows the importance of microchipping and ensuring the details on the microchip are kept up to date. If you want to check your pet is microchipped or need a microchip placing, contact your local branch today or make an appointment online via our website parkvetgroup.com.

23/07/2025

UPDATE - OWNER FOUND 💖

❗️🐇 Can you help us find the owner?

We have had this rabbit handed in to our Whetstone branch by a member of the public. She appears well but does not have a microchip.

If you think this may be your rabbit please call Whetstone on 0116 284 9944 between 8am and 7pm.

Thank you

19/07/2025

- Meet Molly 🐾

Molly is one of our most loyal (and loveliest) patients at our Glenfield physiotherapy clinic. We absolutely love seeing her waggy tail come through the door.

Earlier this year, Molly underwent a surgical procedure known as a Femoral Head and Neck Excision (FHNE) on both of her hips due to severe arthritis. This procedure involves removal of the ball part of the hip joint (the femoral head). The subsequent scar tissue that forms creates a "false joint" which aids in reducing pain and improving mobility - especially when the surgery is paired with a comprehensive recovery plan.

A key part of this recovery plan was physiotherapy. For Molly, this included:
💆‍♀️ Massage therapy – to reduce muscle tension, promote circulation, and relieve discomfort after surgery.
🔴 Red light phototherapy – to boost tissue healing and reduce inflammation.
🩹Therapeutic ultrasound – helping to break down scar tissue and increase deep tissue healing.
🏃‍♀️ Tailored exercise plans – designed to improve her strength, mobility, and confidence step by step.

She’s become so used to her sessions that she trots in and lies down on the mat ready to begin — a total professional! 💖

We’re so proud of how far she’s come and love being part of her journey back to happy, healthy movement.

17/07/2025

Is it time for your pet's next round of vaccinations?

Here are four reasons to get booked in for their next appointment. 🐶🐱

16/07/2025

Ticks can be as small as a sesame seed but can carry dangerous diseases, like Lyme disease, which affects both pets and humans. Tick bites often go unnoticed until symptoms appear.

🌿 Warmer weather means the start of tick season. Check your pets regularly and speak to us about tick prevention.

Learn more here >> https://ow.ly/KaZJ50WoE5Q

14/07/2025

❗🐍 Can you help us find the owner?

Unfortunately, we had a deceased corn snake handed in to us over the weekend. It was found in Markfield at junction of Main Street and the Croft on Saturday (12th July) morning.

If you think you are the owner of this snake, please contact Glenfield on 0116 231 1635 between 8am and 7pm.

Thank you.

13/07/2025

Pets can catch worms from snail trails, faeces, raw meat, and even grooming themselves. These parasites can cause weight loss, gastrointestinal signs, and anaemia 😷

✔️ Regular worming treatment is your best defence.
Book your parasite protection check today.

Learn more here >> https://ow.ly/LTfP50WoCEb

11/07/2025

Talking pesky parasites in cats 🪱 🐈

Cats can get roundworm and tapeworm by accidentally eating their eggs, and it’s important to take preventative treatment by giving them a regular wormer.

Symptoms of worms include:

🐈 Weight loss
🐈 Eating more
🐈 Diarrhoea
🐈 Tapeworm segments (which look like grains of rice) in your cat’s poo

If you have any concerns or questions about worming your cat, get in touch.

Address

162 Dominion Road
Leicester
LE3 8JA

Telephone

0116 231 1635

Website

https://www.parkvetgroup.com/

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