Bond Street Veterinary Clinic

12/09/2025

We have sadly had a deceased cat brought into the practice this morning. He is an entire male, ginger & white with a triangle white patch of fur with no microchip.
He was found on Great King Street.
If you have any information or queries, please do get in touch with us on 01625 425637.

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11/09/2025

We have unfortunately had a deceased kitten brought in to the practice. It is a young, female, black cat with no microchip.
She was found at the Congleton Road end of Lowes Lane.
If you have any information please call the practice on 01625 425637.

01/09/2025

**UPDATE - sadly due to her injuries she has now passed away.***
Stray Cat - a young female stray has been brought into us from the park street area. NO MICROCHIP. She is suspected of being in an RTA. If you think she is your cat or know the owners please could you contact us ASAP

21/08/2025

Unfortunately we have had a deceased cat brought in to the practice.
He is an unneutered male, black cat with white flecks on the neck - no microchip.
If you think this may be your cat or you have any information on him please contact the practice on 01625 425637.

21/08/2025

STRAY CAT‼️🐈‍⬛
We have had a 10 year old, black male cat brought in to us. He was found in the Weston area of Macclesfield and is microchipped, but unfortunately the details are not up to date!
If you have any information about a cat matching this description, or his owner, please do not hesitate to contact us on 📞01625 425637

28/07/2025

**REUNITED WITH OWNER**

This adorable old girl has been brought into the practice as a stray. 🐾
She was found on Macclesfield Road near Prestbury.📍
She is microchipped and has an ID tag but unfortunately the details are not up to date.
If anyone has any details please call us on 01625 425637📞

26/07/2025

**PRACTICE CLOSED FROM 1.00PM TODAY SATURDAY 26TH JULY**
(We will be open again as normal from 8.00am on Monday 28th July)

If you require emergency treatment please call the Vets Now number directly on 01625 348284 or call our phone lines as normal and you will be re-directed to Vets Now automatically.

We are having refurbishment done to our reception area today Saturday 26th July so the practice will be closed from 1.00PM. Our phone lines will still be connected for EMERGENCY TREATMENT so will be auto-diverting to Vets Now. Please call the Vets Now number listed above if you encounter any issues calling after 1.00PM for emergency treatment!

25/07/2025

**PRACTICE CLOSED FROM 1.00PM TOMORROW SATURDAY 26TH JULY**
(We will be open again as normal from 8.00am on Monday 28th July)

If you require emergency treatment please call the Vets Now number directly on 01625 348284 or call our phone lines as normal and you will be re-directed to Vets Now automatically.

We are having refurbishment done to our reception area tomorrow Saturday 26th July so the practice will be closed from 1.00PM. Our phone lines will still be connected for EMERGENCY TREATMENT so will be auto-diverting to Vets Now. Please call the Vets Now number listed above if you encounter any issues calling after 1.00PM for emergency treatment!

24/07/2025

**PRACTICE CLOSED FROM 1.00PM THIS SATURDAY 26TH JULY**
(We will be open again as normal from 8.00am on Monday 28th July)

If you require emergency treatment please call the Vets Now number directly on 01625 348284 or call our phone lines as normal and you will be re-directed to Vets Now automatically.

We are having refurbishment done to our reception area on Saturday 26th July so the practice will be closed from 1.00PM. Our phone lines will still be connected for EMERGENCY TREATMENT so will be auto-diverting to Vets Now. Please call the Vets Now number listed above if you encounter any issues calling after 1.00PM for emergency treatment!

24/07/2025

Unfortunately, we have had an deceased entire male cat brought into us this morning. He was found by a member of the public on Crompton Road in Macclesfield. He is a short haired tabby with no microchip. Please call the practice on 01625 425637 if you have any information.

23/07/2025

🌾 IT'S GRASS SEED SEASON 🌾
These barbed seeds easily attach to fur and can burrow into the skin, causing pain and infection and can effect dogs, cats and small furries. Naughty little seeds they are!

Watch for These Signs:
🐶 Ears: Head shaking, scratching, and discomfort may indicate a seed lodged in the ear. These don’t work their way out and may need removal under sedation or anaesthetic.
🐱 Eyes: Redness, weeping, pawing, or squinting can signal a seed under the eyelid. Prompt vet attention is needed to prevent damage.
🐰 Feet: Lameness, licking, swelling, or oozing between toes could mean a seed has pierced the skin. These can travel up the leg and may cause infections.

Prevention Tips:
🌱Avoid areas with long grass during summer.
🌱 Trim coats, especially around feet, ears, and between toes – particularly important for breeds like spaniels.
🌱After walks, check your dog thoroughly and remove any visible seeds.

If in any doubt, just give us a call on 01625 425637 and we'll be happy to help! 📱

21/07/2025

🌻SUN SAFETY🌻

Did you know? Human suncream is toxic to our pets! ❌ Don’t worry though, pet safe suncream is available to protect your pets from sunburn, keeping their lovely ears and exposed areas healthy and happy 😸

We would recommend applying pet safe suncream to any parts of your pet that has pink or pigmented skin showing on sunny days if they spend time outside. 🐾 White pets with pink ears are a especially vulnerable example! However, all pets will benefit from taking this precaution 🌞

Unprotected continued exposure to the sun can lead to skin cancer, in just the same way it would with us.🥼 Be sure to monitor their time in the sun and keep their skin protected this summer - especially with the heatwave coming 🔥