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VetSetGO - We are a mobile vet service based in Matlock. Vet visits in the comfort of your home

24/10/2026

Important - PLEASE STOP FOR ANIMALS YOU SEE ON THE ROAD!
Even if you think it is dead because it isn't moving. It might have been struck but still alive or having a freeze response to try and avoid predators.
I had two near misses in the last couple of days, one was a young hedgehog (vulnerable species!) and one a squirrel. Two cars drove over the squirrel just in the timeframe I turned back to take a look. It was lying there, frozen in fear. I had to walk over to snap him out of it and make him run away.
Similarly you might be the last chance for struggling hit and run animals to get to the vet!
Please show care to our wildlife. We have severely reduced and divided their habitats with roads and fast vehicles. Help them survive these difficult conditions! ❤️🐿️ 🦔 🐦 🐇❤️
https://knowanimals.com/why-do-squirrels-lay-in-the-middle-of-the-road/

04/10/2026

🍂 Autumn dangers for pets: watch what they're picking up! 🐾

Conkers, acorns and mushrooms are everywhere at this time of year — but they're not necessarily harmless things for our dogs to investigate.

🌰 Conkers can cause poisoning and may also cause an intestinal blockage if swallowed.

🌳 Acorns can cause stomach upset and, in larger amounts, potentially more serious illness. They can also cause a blockage.

🍄 Wild mushrooms and toadstools are particularly tricky because some are harmless while others can cause severe poisoning — and identifying them isn't always straightforward.

🍎 Rotting fruit, mouldy garden waste and compost can bring hazards of their own, too.

If your dog is a keen scavenger, keep an especially close eye on what disappears into that mouth during autumn walks!

I've put together a short guide covering some of the most common autumn hazards and what to do if your pet eats something suspicious:

https://vetsetgo.uk/autumn-dangers-for-pets/

Stay safe and enjoy those autumn walks 🍁🐕
— Bori, VetSetGo

12/03/2026

⚠️⚠️⚠️Important for XL bully owners about their third party liability insurance!!

Discover why we've made the difficult decision to remove third-party public liability insurance from Companion Club, from 1 July 2026.

09/03/2026

🌷 Spring garden warning for pet owners ⚠️⚠️⚠️

Many popular spring plants and bulbs — including daffodils, tulips and hyacinths — can be toxic if curious pets dig them up and chew them.

The bulbs are often the most dangerous part, and symptoms may include vomiting, drooling and stomach upset.

And for cat owners: lilies can be extremely dangerous even in very small amounts!!

As gardens come back to life this spring, it’s worth keeping an eye on what our pets might investigate.
I've written a short guide about common spring garden dangers for pets — the link is in the first comment below.

Do you have any of these plants in your garden?

Stay safe and enjoy the sunshine with your pets 🌞🐾
— Bori, VetSetGo

05/03/2026

Wildlife deserves safe journeys too.
Helping toads and newts cross the road so they can find true love 💕 instead of getting squished.
I'm romantic like that. 😄
(Newt looked like a girl carrying eggs 🥚🦎 and the toad was a very chatty boy 🐸)

22/02/2026

Very insightful. Dogs shouldn't always get their way, they need boundaries. Never correcting bad behaviour just because it comes from wanting attention and affection leads to jealousy, aggression and resource guarding (extremely difficult to manage). Spoil your dogs the right way 💓🐾

22/01/2026

Crates aren’t punishment — they’re management and safety tools when used correctly.
Nelly has chosen her crate as a calm space again while we work through a short phase of separation-related destruction. Door open, comfy bed, enrichment on, and plenty of reassurance.
Temporary structure can prevent long-term stress behaviours. 💛
Here at VetSetGo we’re all about reducing stress and increasing our pets’ sense of safety. If we work together, we’ll find a way. 🕊️

10/01/2026

❄️ A little winter reminder - our feathered friends need support too! 🐦💛
Don’t forget to pop out some food and fresh water this week.

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Tuesday	10am - 6pm
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