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VETCall Veterinary Surgery

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VETCall Veterinary Surgery

A professional, friendly and caring veterinary practice specialising in small and companion animals.

19/06/2026

🐾 Puppy Alert! 🐾

We had not one, not two, but SIX adorable Dachshund puppies visit us for their first vaccinations today! 💉❤️

Our RVNs, Kelly and Zoe, were on hand to give these little sausages lots of cuddles and make their first vet visit as stress-free as possible. 🐶🥰

Can we also take a moment to appreciate those tiny paws and gorgeous dapple coats?! 😍

Tell us in the comments – which puppy would you take home if you could only choose one? 👇🐾

18/06/2026

☀️ June Pet Health Reminder ☀️

Summer is finally here, and while we’re all enjoying the sunshine, warmer weather can bring extra risks for our furry friends. Remember to:

🐾 Keep pets cool and hydrated
🐾 Stay up to date with flea, tick and worm treatments
🐾 Check paws, ears and fur for grass seeds after walks
🐾 Never leave pets in cars, even for a few minutes

If you have any concerns about your pet this summer, our friendly VetCall team is here to help. 💚🐶🐱

17/06/2026

🐾🏡 Tiny paws, bright futures! 🏡🐾

Our vet, Ben, has been busy giving these adorable little stray kittens their health checks before they head off to their loving forever homes in just a few weeks’ time. 💚🐱

These little ones have come such a long way, and we’re so happy that each of them will soon have a safe, loving family to call their own.

A huge thank you to everyone who has supported these kittens on their journey so far. We can’t wait to see them thrive in their new homes! 🥰

Please join us in wishing these gorgeous kittens all the happiness in the world as they prepare for their next big adventure. 🐾💕

16/06/2026

💙🐾 Meet Neo! 🐾💙

Neo came into VetCall yesterday for his castrate, and he was an absolute superstar from start to finish! ⭐

Not only was he a very brave boy, but he even gave us his paw for a shake before his procedure – melting all of our hearts in the process. 🥹🐾

Well done, Neo! We hope you’re enjoying lots of cuddles and a well-deserved rest at home. 💚

Please join us in giving this handsome boy a big round of applause in the comments! 👏🐶💙

15/06/2026

🐾✨ Cute Patient Alert! ✨🐾

Say hello to beautiful Pufosenia! 💕 She popped into Vetcall today for her post-operative check and suture removal after being neutered, and she was an absolute superstar throughout her visit. ⭐

Looking adorable in her harness and lead, Pufosenia enjoyed relaxing on her owner’s pram while showing off just how well she’s recovered. 😻

Neutering is an important part of preventative healthcare and helps provide many long-term health and welfare benefits for our feline friends.

Join us in wishing Pufosenia a happy recovery as she gets back to enjoying all her favourite adventures! 🐱💜

Have you got a photo of your pet after a recent visit to Vetcall? We’d love to see them in the comments below! 📸👇

12/06/2026

🌾🐾 Grass Seed Season is Upon Us! 🐾🌾

With the warmer weather and longer grass, we’re seeing the return of one of summer’s most common veterinary problems – grass seeds.

Although small, grass seeds can cause significant discomfort if they become lodged in your dog’s paws, ears, eyes, nose or skin. Left untreated, they can lead to painful infections and may even require surgical removal.

🐶 Common signs to look out for:
• Excessive paw licking or chewing
• Sudden limping
• Head shaking or ear scratching
• Sneezing or nasal discharge
• Red, sore or weepy eyes
• Swellings or painful lumps

✔️ After walks, especially through long grass, take a few minutes to check your dog’s paws, ears, eyes and coat.

Early treatment is often much simpler and can prevent more serious complications developing.

If you’re concerned your pet may have a grass seed problem, don’t hesitate to get in touch with our friendly team on 020 8529 4004.

Has your dog ever had a grass seed removed? Let us know in the comments! 👇🐾

11/06/2026

🏡❤️ Happy Update! ❤️🏡

We’re so excited to share that 5 of our stray kittens have now found their forever homes! 🐱✨

Watching these little ones go from uncertain beginnings to loving families has been incredibly rewarding, and we couldn’t be happier for them.

A huge thank you to everyone who has supported, shared posts, offered advice, donated supplies, or simply cheered these kittens on along the way. It really does make a difference. 💕

Now we want to know…

🐾 Which kitten would you have struggled most to say goodbye to?
🐾 Have you ever adopted a rescue cat? We’d love to see your photos in the comments!

Thank you for helping us give these kittens the happy ending they deserve. 🥰

10/06/2026

💩 When constipation becomes more than just a tummy upset…

Poor Nala came to see us at VetCall feeling very uncomfortable after becoming severely constipated.

The first X-ray shows a significant build-up of faeces within her colon, which can cause pain, straining, reduced appetite, vomiting and lethargy. Left untreated, constipation can become a serious medical issue and may even lead to a condition called megacolon.

Today, Nala received an e***a to help clear the blockage. The second X-ray shows the improvement afterwards, with her colon much less impacted and on the road to recovery. ❤️

Constipation in cats can occur for a number of reasons, including:
🐱 Dehydration
🐱 Low fibre diets
🐱 Obesity or reduced mobility
🐱 Stress or environmental changes
🐱 Underlying medical conditions

If your cat is spending longer than usual in the litter tray, straining to pass faeces, producing small hard stools, or seems uncomfortable, it’s important to seek veterinary advice sooner rather than later.

We’re pleased to say Nala is feeling much more comfortable and has been a very brave patient today! 🐾

📞 If you’re concerned about your cat, our team is always happy to help on 020 8529 4004.

09/06/2026

🌈 World Pet Memorial Day 🌈

Today, on World Pet Memorial Day, we take a moment to remember the beloved pets who have touched our lives and left paw prints on our hearts forever. ❤️

As a veterinary team, we are incredibly privileged to build such special relationships with both our patients and their families. We share in the happy moments, the milestones, and sometimes the difficult goodbyes too. The bond between people and their pets is truly something special, and it is an honour to be a part of that journey.

This photo shows our consultation room fridge, covered with pictures of some of the wonderful pets we have cared for over the years. Many of these faces belong to long-term patients who became much more than just names in our diary – they became part of the Vetcall family. Looking at these photos brings back so many fond memories and reminds us of the joy, love and companionship they brought to their families and to our team.

Today, we remember them with gratitude and love. ❤️

If you would like to, please feel free to share a photo or memory of a much-loved pet in the comments. We’d love to celebrate their life with you. 🐾

🐾❤️🌈

08/06/2026

🐾 Today is a big day for lovely Hazel, who is in at Vetcall for her spay procedure. ❤️

Before her operation, Hazel enjoyed plenty of fuss and cuddles from one of our nurses to help her feel relaxed and comfortable. As you can see, she was soaking up all the attention! 🥰

Neutering is an important part of responsible cat ownership. Female cats can become pregnant from a very young age, and a single unspayed cat can contribute to a large number of unwanted kittens over her lifetime. Spaying helps prevent unplanned litters and can also reduce the risk of certain health conditions, including womb infections and some types of cancer.

By having your cat neutered, you’re not only helping to protect their health and wellbeing, but also playing an important role in reducing the number of cats needing homes.

We’re looking forward to seeing Hazel recover and return home later today for lots of rest, treats, and cuddles. 💕🐱

Address

113 Station Road
London
E47BU

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 7pm
Tuesday	8am - 7pm
Wednesday	8am - 7pm
Thursday	8am - 7pm
Friday	8am - 7pm
Saturday	9am - 1pm
Sunday	10am - 12pm

Website

http://vetcall.london/

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