Kelly's Vet Nurse Services

14/04/2026

Pet Cam! 💚
Some of the beautiful pets I get to look after 😻

11/04/2026

💚Happy National Pet Day!! 🐈🐕🐰💚

Let me see pics of your beautiful pets!!

Post below ⬇️ 💚

06/04/2026

Jurgen with his Ostrich bone 😻

Ostrich Dino bones available! These will keep your pooches entertained for hours!

Free delivery in Leigh

06/04/2026

❤️April is Pet First Aid Awareness month❤️

For this month, I’ll be posting lots about common first aid problems you may come across and how to deal with them.

There will be a discount on my First Aid Clinics which involve:
❤️An interactive 1:1 discussion about first aid - common first aid basics, CPR training, how to apply dressings
❤️A first aid booklet
❤️First Aid Kit

First aid kits also available to buy for £14 throughout April (usually £20)

05/04/2026

And the Easter competition winner is … Jody Hz!
Well done!!! I’ll be in touch!

Thank you to everyone who entered and hope you’re all having a lovely Easter 🌸💚

04/04/2026

Last chance to enter the competition today to win a free home visit and treat box!

Like and share the post
Tag at least one friend
Tag multiple people for extra extras
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🐣✨Easter Competition✨🐣

💜Free home visit plus a Pick n Mix natural treat box💜

To enter:
✅Like and Share this post
✅Tag a friend in the comments
✅Tag multiple friends for extra entries (1 extra entry per person tagged)

Winner to be announced Easter Sunday 🐣🐰

Good luck!

02/04/2026

Don’t forget the Easter Competition is still running! Winner to be announced on Sunday 🐣🐰

01/04/2026

🌸Spring time hazards🌸

With Spring in full swing, watch out for some of these hazards!
🍫Keep those Easter eggs and chocolate out of reach. Chocolate is toxic to dogs and can be fatal especially dark chocolate!
🪻Toxic plants - Lillies (cats!), daffodils, ivy, snake plant, aloe Vera and more… check before buying houseplants/flowers.
🪳Flea, tick and worm season is here, make sure your pets are up to date to prevent and infestation.
🐑Keep dogs on their leads around sheep as it is lambing season!
🤧You may see more allergies due to pollens in the air. Damp dust your pets after walks.

30/03/2026

🐣✨Easter Competition✨🐣

💜Free home visit plus a Pick n Mix natural treat box💜

To enter:
✅Like and Share this post
✅Tag a friend in the comments
✅Tag multiple friends for extra entries (1 extra entry per person tagged)

Winner to be announced Easter Sunday 🐣🐰

Good luck!

30/03/2026

Please be mindful before buying a rabbit for Easter! They are complex little creatures and don’t deserve to be kept in a hutch for their whole lives 🐰

Thinking of an Easter Bunny for your child this year?

For those who own bunnies it is clear that they are NOT easy children's starter pets.

It could be this illusion that means that despite being a popular pet, their basic needs such as companionship, veterinary treatment or preventative care, diet and husbandry often aren't adequately provided.

So let's briefly cover some important rabbit topics.

🐰 Our life span can be 10+ years - is your child going to remain interested for that long and if not, are you willing to still care for the rabbit?

🐰 Rabbits dietary needs often aren't well met - their teeth and gastrointestinal system can experience issues if we don't provide the correct diet. We need majority grass and excellent quality hay. Some leafty greens, herbs and vegetables and a small amount of good quality pellets. We do not need excessive fruits or root vegetables like carrots.

🐰 Studies have shown we are better with companions, the best combination being a neutered female and neutered male. Two entire males (not castrated) will likely fight, two females may also fight when they are hormonal and have a extremely large chance of getting uterine cancer if you do not neuter - are you prepared to neuter two bunnies?

🐰 Rabbits need vaccination each year for myxomatosis and viral haemorrhagic disease. There are now multiple vaccinations that may be required due to new disease risks. They also may require preventative care like fly strike protection and their veterinary care is often complex - are you financially prepared for this responsibility for 10+ years?

🐰 Rabbits categorically cannot be kept in a small hutch - it is mentally and physically damaging to their health - they require a very large and safe accomodation. Have you got the means to provide this?

One year it was reported that from around 900 000 pet rabbits in the UK, 48% lived alone, 50% hadn't received their boosters, 22% of new rabbit owners found it stressful, 33% hadn't been neutered. (PDSA Paws Report). Rescues are inundated with rabbits - please do not add to this burden and research first

Good resources include:

Rabbit Awareness Action Group

Rabbit Awareness Week

Rabbit Welfare Association and Fund.

https://rabbitwelfare.co.uk/