Pinebank Vets

Pinebank Vets We pride ourselves on providing a friendly and high standard of Veterinary care for all pets in and around Maidstone.

We are a proudly independent veterinary surgery owned by caring experienced vets. Pinebank Veterinary Surgery is part of the award-winning Kent Veterinary Surgeries group, a group that is committed to providing the very best in veterinary care. Pinebank’s network of excellent vets offer modern and high quality veterinary care at a reasonable price.

🐾💙 A Special Day for Senior Ozzy! 💙🐾Meet the lovely Ozzy, one of our wonderful senior patients who recently spent the da...
05/06/2026

🐾💙 A Special Day for Senior Ozzy! 💙🐾

Meet the lovely Ozzy, one of our wonderful senior patients who recently spent the day with us while we investigated why he had been feeling a little under the weather.

As our pets get older, changes in their health can sometimes be subtle. Signs such as reduced appetite, sleeping more than usual, changes in drinking habits, weight loss, or simply “not quite being themselves” can all indicate that something needs investigating. Early diagnosis is often key to helping our older companions stay comfortable and happy for as long as possible.

Ozzy was an absolute superstar throughout his visit, enjoying plenty of TLC from the team while we carried out the tests needed to help get to the bottom of his symptoms. 🥰

💡 Senior Pet Tip: We recommend regular health checks for older pets, even if they seem well. Routine examinations and screening tests can help detect age-related conditions before they become more serious.

Everyone at Pinebank Vets loved spending the day with Ozzy, and we hope he’s feeling much brighter very soon! ❤️

📞 If you’re concerned about any changes in your pet’s health, don’t wait—give us a call on 01622 755098.

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04/06/2026

🚨📞 IMPORTANT NOTICE 📞🚨

Our phone lines are currently experiencing technical difficulties and are unfortunately not working at this time.

If your pet requires URGENT veterinary attention, please come directly to the clinic and a member of our team will be happy to assist you.

We sincerely apologise for any inconvenience caused and are working to resolve the issue as quickly as possible. We will provide an update as soon as our phone system is back up and running.

Thank you for your patience and understanding. ❤️🐾

📍 Pinebank Vets
🚨 In an emergency, please come straight to the practice.

💙🐾 WILSON’S BIG DAY! 🐾💙Say hello to the handsome Wilson, who recently visited Pinebank Vets for his neutering procedure!...
04/06/2026

💙🐾 WILSON’S BIG DAY! 🐾💙

Say hello to the handsome Wilson, who recently visited Pinebank Vets for his neutering procedure! 😻

Wilson was an absolute superstar during his stay with us and is now on the road to recovery after his surgery. ✨

Why is neutering important?
🐱 Helps prevent unwanted litters
🐱 Can reduce roaming behaviour and the risk of getting into fights
🐱 Helps lower the risk of certain diseases and health conditions
🐱 Can reduce urine spraying and territorial behaviours in some cats

Neutering is a routine procedure that can have lifelong benefits for your pet’s health and wellbeing. We always recommend discussing the best timing for your pet with your veterinary team.

Wilson certainly stole a few hearts while he was here, and we hope he’s enjoying plenty of cuddles and a well-deserved rest at home! 🥰

📞 If you’d like to discuss neutering your cat or dog, our friendly team are happy to help.

Pinebank Vets
☎️ 01622 755098

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🕷️🐱 TICK AWARENESS 🐱🕷️This handsome boy, Jenson, recently visited Pinebank Vets through our wonderful friends Animal Sam...
03/06/2026

🕷️🐱 TICK AWARENESS 🐱🕷️

This handsome boy, Jenson, recently visited Pinebank Vets through our wonderful friends Animal Samaritans for his castration procedure. During his stay with us, our team discovered several ticks attached to his skin and were able to remove them safely. ❤️

Finding ticks during routine procedures is a great reminder of how important it is to regularly check your pets for parasites, especially if they spend time outdoors.

Ticks are small blood-feeding parasites that are commonly picked up from long grass, woodland areas, and gardens. They can be easy to miss beneath your pet’s fur but may cause irritation, infection, and can sometimes transmit disease.

🔍 Be sure to check your pet regularly, paying close attention to:
✔️ Around the ears and face
✔️ Under the collar
✔️ Around the neck
✔️ Between the toes
✔️ Under the armpits

⚠️ Never pull a tick off with your fingers, as parts of the tick can remain in the skin and cause further irritation. If you find a tick and are unsure how to remove it safely, contact your veterinary team for advice.

Prevention is key! Speak to us about parasite prevention options to help protect your pets all year round.

A huge thank you to our friends at Animal Samaritans for the amazing work they do helping animals in need. 🐾❤️

📞 Pinebank Vets: 01622 755098

🐾 DOUBLE THE CORGIS, DOUBLE THE CUTENESS 🐾We recently had the adorable duo Kevin & Jasper in with us at Pinebank Vets fo...
02/06/2026

🐾 DOUBLE THE CORGIS, DOUBLE THE CUTENESS 🐾

We recently had the adorable duo Kevin & Jasper in with us at Pinebank Vets for their neutering procedures 💙💙

Both boys were super brave and enjoyed plenty of cuddles and attention from the team during their stay with us!

Neutering your dog has many important benefits including:
✔️ Preventing unwanted pregnancies
✔️ Reducing roaming behaviour
✔️ Helping lower the risk of certain health conditions
✔️ Preventing some hormone-related behaviours

Our team are always happy to answer any questions you may have about neutering and what to expect before and after the procedure 🩺

Please remember after surgery:
🐶 Keep exercise calm and restricted
🐶 Prevent licking of the wound site
🐶 Monitor for any swelling or redness
🐶 Follow all discharge instructions carefully

Kevin and Jasper were absolute stars ⭐

📞 Pinebank Vets – 01622 755098

🐾🎧 Tiny Pup, Big Trouble! 🎧🐾This adorable little face belongs to Ace, who recently visited us and seen here with VCA Ell...
01/06/2026

🐾🎧 Tiny Pup, Big Trouble! 🎧🐾

This adorable little face belongs to Ace, who recently visited us and seen here with VCA Ellie after his owners suspected he had swallowed an earphone bud! 😮

Thankfully, Ace’s owners acted incredibly quickly and brought him to us within just 2 hours of it happening — giving us the best possible chance to help him safely. 💙

Foreign object ingestion can be extremely dangerous in pets, especially puppies who love to explore the world with their mouths! Items such as:
• Earbuds & headphones
• Socks
• Toys
• Batteries
• Hair ties & string

can all cause serious blockages or toxicity if swallowed.

⚠️ Signs your pet may have eaten something they shouldn’t:
• Vomiting
• Retching or gagging
• Loss of appetite
• Lethargy
• Abdominal pain
• Diarrhoea

In Ace’s case, we were able to safely make him sick before the item could cause further problems — and he was soon back to being his playful self! 🐶✨

A huge well done to Ace’s owners for recognising the risk and seeking veterinary attention straight away 👏 Early action can make all the difference!

📞 If you ever suspect your pet has eaten something unusual, contact your vet immediately — even if they seem completely normal at first.

🧡✂️ Meet Freddie! ✂️🧡Freddie visited us today for a de-matting procedure after his coat became severely matted. Sadly, t...
29/05/2026

🧡✂️ Meet Freddie! ✂️🧡

Freddie visited us today for a de-matting procedure after his coat became severely matted. Sadly, the mats had become so tight against his skin that they were causing soreness and discomfort. As you can see from the second photo, the amount of fur removed was quite shocking!

Long-haired pets like Freddie are absolutely beautiful, but their coats need regular maintenance to keep them healthy and comfortable. Mats are not just “knots” — they can pull painfully on the skin, trap dirt and moisture, restrict movement, and even lead to infections underneath the fur. In severe cases, pets can become very distressed and sore before owners even realise there is a problem.

🐾 Top coat care tips for long-haired pets:
• Brush daily or at least several times a week
• Pay close attention to problem areas like behind the ears, under the legs, tummy, and tail
• Start grooming routines from a young age so pets become used to it
• Book regular professional grooming appointments if needed
• If you notice small knots forming, don’t leave them — mats can worsen very quickly!

If you are struggling to keep your pet’s coat under control, please don’t be embarrassed to ask for advice. Our team are always happy to help with grooming guidance and coat care recommendations 💚

Freddie was a very brave boy today and is hopefully feeling much more comfortable now! 🐱

📞 If you would like advice about your pet’s coat care or grooming needs, please contact Pinebank Vets on 01622 755098

💖🐾 A New Beginning for Bella! 🐾💖Tiny Bella recently visited Pinebank Vets for her spay procedure after being rehomed thr...
28/05/2026

💖🐾 A New Beginning for Bella! 🐾💖

Tiny Bella recently visited Pinebank Vets for her spay procedure after being rehomed through our lovely friends at Rosina Animal Centre 🏡✨

This little lady may be small, but she has a huge personality — and she looked absolutely adorable snuggled up in her cosy blankets during her stay with us! 🥹🩷

Spaying is an important procedure that helps:
✔ Prevent unwanted pregnancies
✔ Reduce the risk of certain infections and cancers
✔ Avoid seasons and phantom pregnancies
✔ Support long-term health and wellbeing

We’re so pleased Bella has found her loving new home and is now starting her next chapter happy and healthy 💕

A big thank you to rescue centres like Rosina Animal Centre for the amazing work they do helping animals find forever families 🐶🐱

Feel better soon Bella — you were the perfect patient! 🌟

🐾✨ Spotted: Otto the Bengal! ✨🐾How stunning is Otto with his beautiful Bengal markings and big curious eyes? 🤎🖤This hand...
27/05/2026

🐾✨ Spotted: Otto the Bengal! ✨🐾

How stunning is Otto with his beautiful Bengal markings and big curious eyes? 🤎🖤
This handsome boy visited us at Pinebank Vets for his castration procedure and certainly made sure everyone knew he was here — he was very vocal and incredibly friendly with the team! 🎶🐱

Otto is being neutered through our wonderful friends at Animal Samaritans’ neutering scheme, helping more pets receive important preventative care. 💙

Why is castration important for cats? 🩺
✔ Helps prevent unwanted litters
✔ Can reduce roaming and fighting behaviours
✔ May lower the risk of certain health conditions
✔ Often helps reduce urine spraying and territorial behaviours

Bengals like Otto are known for being intelligent, energetic and very chatty — and Otto definitely lived up to the reputation! 😸

Well done Otto, you were an absolute star patient ⭐

🐾 Save 10% on Tick, Flea & Worming Treatments! 🐾We’re pleased to offer a limited-time promotion to help keep your pets p...
27/05/2026

🐾 Save 10% on Tick, Flea & Worming Treatments! 🐾

We’re pleased to offer a limited-time promotion to help keep your pets protected this season.

From 26 May to 14 June 2026, you can get 10% off tick, flea & worming treatments for cats and dogs.

Protecting your pet from parasites is an essential part of their ongoing care and helps keep them:

✔ Healthy and comfortable
✔ Protected from ticks, fleas and intestinal worms
✔ Safe from parasites spreading in the home
✔ Supported in their long-term wellbeing

Parasites are active all year round, so regular prevention is the best way to keep your pet fully protected.

⭐ For even better value, join our VIP Health Plan!
Our VIP Health Plan includes routine preventative care such as flea, tick and worming treatments, along with vaccinations and health checks, all in one simple monthly plan.

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📞 Get in touch with our team today to find out more or to take advantage of this offer. 01622 755098

Let’s keep your pets healthy, happy, and protected all year round 🐶🐱💚

Address

85B London Road
Maidstone
ME160DX

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 6pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 6pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 6pm
Thursday 8:30am - 6pm
Friday 8:30am - 6pm
Saturday 8:30am - 12pm

Telephone

+441622755098

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