Bollington Veterinary Centre

19/08/2025

Our Tytherington branch will be closed tomorrow from 12pm.
Please collect any prescriptions before then or contact the team at Bollington who would be more than happy to help!
Sorry for any inconvenience caused 🐾

18/08/2025

We’ve unfortunately had a deceased black & white, semi long haired female cat brought into us (wearing a brown flea collar.)
The microchip is registered to a rescue who unfortunately don’t know who the owner is.

Please call us if you require anymore information 😔

14/08/2025

Meet Freddie 👋🏻

Freddie’s a familiar face around here, and we never tire of seeing him!
He always greets us with a happy, wagging tail and is an absolute joy to treat. You’ve got quite the fan club here Freddie!💜

13/08/2025

Keeping up with regular dental check-ups and practicing good home care, like daily brushing and using dental-specific diets or treats are key to preventing dental disease in your pets! 🦷

Interested in learning more about pet dental care?
Our friendly team are here to help! Book an appointment with the nurses for a teeth cleaning demonstration and personalised advice on home care. If you’re concerned about your pets bad breath, come see one of our vets!🐾

11/08/2025

❓Does anyone recognise this sweet girl❓

Found in Rainow looking a little unkempt, hungry and lost!
She’s unfortunately not microchipped!😔
If she’s yours please get in contact with us (we will require proof of ownership)

07/08/2025

Did you know❓❓

Inappetence in rabbits is frequently associated with the formation of dental spurs, which result from improper tooth wear and overgrowth.

Rabbits' teeth grow continuously throughout their lives (about 2–3 mm per week.) In a healthy rabbit, chewing a high-fibre diet (like hay) wears the teeth down evenly but if they’re not chewing enough rough food or their teeth are misaligned, the teeth don’t wear down properly. This causes parts of the tooth to become overgrown, leading to sharp edges or spurs.🐇

06/08/2025

‼️We’ve had a stray black shepherd mix brought into us!‼️
If you’re missing one please let us know 🐶

05/08/2025

We are hiring a Veterinary Receptionist

We are looking for a permanent full time receptionist to join our team at our well established, friendly, independent Bollington surgery .

The ideal candidate will be friendly, approachable with excellent communication skills and the ability to work well in a team.

The ability to multitask and work in a fast paced environment is essential .

You must have a genuine love of animals and some experience of either owning or working with animals.

In this role you will be welcoming arrivals, handling queries, booking appointments, answering phone calls, taking payments as well as other general receptionist duties.
Although full training will be given you must have customer care/reception experience preferably within an animal care industry as well as being enthusiastic, friendly and reliable.

The role is full time 39.25hr/week
Mon - Friday shifts between 8am and 7.15pm
1 in 4 Saturday 8.30am – 1pm.

This position is paid at National Minimum Wage
Please submit your resume and cover letter detailing your relevant experience to,
[email protected]
to be considered for this position.

02/08/2025

Notice for clients:

Our OOH Practice Vet’s Now Macclesfield unfortunately won’t be open between 12:30 - 6:30pm today. All cases requiring emergency appointments will be diverted to their Stoke-on-Trent clinic.

They will be open as normal from 6:30pm today.

Phone lines will be running as normal so if you have any concerns please contact them and they will advise accordingly.

01/08/2025

A day in the life of superstar patient Max! 🌟

Max joined us last week to have a few small lumps removed. Thanks to regular socialisation visits with nurse Jess to help with his vet anxiety, his surgery day was much calmer- he spent it with a familiar face and had already practised some pre-op routines 🥰

Check out Bollington Vets’s video.

01/08/2025

August is 'Itchy pet awareness month!' 🧫

This month focuses on educating owners about recognising the signs of skin issues in their furry companions, as pets often show discomfort through scratching, nibbling, or rubbing, which can be mistaken for behavioural quirks! 🤪

The treatment for itchy skin varies depending on the cause, but we can help pet parents identify triggers and develop appropriate treatment plans.
If your pet is itchy or showing any symptoms described above, contact us and we would be more than happy to help! 📞