Harrietsham Veterinary Clinic

18/07/2025

We are currently offering 50% off cat castrations!

Call us on 01622858666 to book before offer ends!

BENEFITS INCLUDE:
No risk of unwanted pregnancy and able to live in multi s*x multi-pet households
Castrated animals are often more gentle whist retaining their spirit and intelligence
It can help control hormone related diseases
It can help reduce and prevent certain forms of aggressiveness
Removal of s*xual urges
Reduced spraying behaviour
Reduces the risk of prostatic diseases
Lower risk of RTAs
Lower risk of roaming

Castration of males significantly reduces the risk of road traffic accidents (RTAs) due to the decreased roaming behavior. Intact male cats are more likely to roam, leading to a higher chance of being hit by cars. We unfortunately see this happen too frequently.

Every summer we become flooded with stray kittens and pregnant females needing help.

Although cats can become pregnant at any time of the year, we see the majority of litters being born in between March and September.

This has a massive knock on effect within rescue centres being inundated with round the clock kitten rearing. This also means that older cats waiting for homes become overlooked in favour of the new cute kittens.

16/01/2025

OWNER FOUND-Unfortunately, a deceased cat has been brought to us, found on charing hill this morning. The microchip is unregistered, so if you are missing an adult grey cat with white back feet, please get in contact with us on 01622858666.

06/01/2025

To all our clients we want to apologise for the loss of our phone line 01622 858666 at our Harrietsham site - which has multiple lines on it. This line was reported to being down to our provider on the 22nd December! Since that date we have being phoning our provider - which is not BT by the way, multiple times per day. We are getting no logical or excusable reasons for the phone outage and are as perplexed and as annoyed as you all are. We repeat, this does not appear to be a BT or an Openreach issue but rather our local third party provider. We have escalated this to Ofcom and we await their reply also. We can only apologise for this truly unprecedented and inexcusable lengthy breakdown of 18 days at this point!

23/12/2024

Our phone lines are currently not working. We are in the process of fixing the problem, please bare with us. Apologies for any inconvenience.

24/07/2024

We are in desperate need of some newspaper, if anyone has any spare laying around that you aren’t using we would be really great full if you could drop it down to the practise. Thank you!😊

24/07/2024

30/01/2024

Everyone say hello to Nellie!🐶
She’s in with us today for her routine spaying procedure and was the bravest girl.

Did you know spaying your dog includes many benefits such as:

•Reduces the risk of mammary masses
•Eliminates the risk of an infection in the womb known as a pyometra.
•Eliminates the risk of unwanted pregnancy or phantom pregnancy’s.

We will be seeing Nellie back in a couple days time for a post operative check to make sure she’s healing nicely!

Please talk to our nurses if you wanted to query getting your animals books in for their neutering procedure!❤️🐾

26/01/2024

This is Theo, Theo was in with us today for his routine neutering (castration) procedure. He was a star patient who was relaxed beginning to end, he enjoyed his post operative meal too!!

Did you know castrating your dog has many benefits that include:

•Reducing the risk of prostate tumours
•May help to reduce testosterone related behaviour.
•Avoiding unwanted litters

Big thank you to Theo for being the loveliest chap today🐶❤️

15/01/2024

Unfortunately, we have had a deceased female shorthaired calico cat (black, ginger, white) handed into us. She was found on lenham crossroads this morning. She is not microchipped and looks around 1-2 years old. Please, if you believe she could be yours, get in contact with us on 01622 858666.

08/01/2024

Sadly, a deceased male, unneutered, tabby with white markings cat has been brought into us. He is not microchipped and was found along the Ashford road, towards Lenham. If you suspect this to be your cat, please contact us on 01622 858666.