Davison Veterinary Care

Davison Veterinary Care Davison Veterinary Care was a family run veterinary surgery in Nottingham. We were taken over by one of the leading veterinary corporate groups in 2016.

The practice was originally established in 1933 and taken over by the Davison family in 1947. We continue to grow with over 500 practices within CVS

We continue to be one the most consistently successful and largest practices in the area. We treat dogs, cats and small furries. Davison Veterinary Care are extremely proud to have been voted "The Best Veterinary Practice in Nottingham". Our Nottingh

am surgery is based at Ilkeston Road and although we have invested in the most modern equipment we are renowned for our fair prices and caring service. Disclaimer - If you need advice about your pet, please do not leave a page message. Please contact the practice on 01159 786 566

Why do cats love cardboard boxes? Because they’re cosy, enclosed and just the right size to feel safe and warm - the per...
29/08/2025

Why do cats love cardboard boxes? Because they’re cosy, enclosed and just the right size to feel safe and warm - the perfect feline hideaway. They’re also a great place to pounce, play and scratch.
So why do we keep buying expensive fancy toys and beds, expecting a different reaction...? 😹

Remember, if your cat is ever a little less playful than usual, or hiding more, these small changes can say a lot about their health. Contact us if something’s amiss so we can help keep them happy and healthy.

Unlike us, pets have no understanding that hot weather can be harmful. We control their environment, their access to wat...
28/08/2025

Unlike us, pets have no understanding that hot weather can be harmful. We control their environment, their access to water and their exercise, and they can’t speak up if they start feeling unwell. Heat stroke can rapidly progress and, even with veterinary treatment, is often fatal.

Here are some top tips on how to help your dog stay cool during a heatwave.

For more advice on hot weather safety: vetcollection.co.uk/health/keeping-pets-safe-in-hot-weather

Rainbow Bridge Remembrance Day is observed annually on August 28th. It's a heartfelt day dedicated to honoring and remem...
28/08/2025

Rainbow Bridge Remembrance Day is observed annually on August 28th. It's a heartfelt day dedicated to honoring and remembering beloved pets who have passed away.
For the pet owners among us, it offers a special moment to reflect on the unconditional love, joy and companionship our furry friends brought into our lives.

While the day may stir feelings of sadness, its true purpose is to celebrate the lives of these cherished animals: reminiscing the happy memories, silly habits and unique bonds that made them a part of the family. Rainbow Bridge Remembrance Day encourages us to keep their spirit alive in our hearts forever. 🌈❤

Vaccines do more than just protect — they supercharge your pet’s immune system, shielding them from potentially life-thr...
27/08/2025

Vaccines do more than just protect — they supercharge your pet’s immune system, shielding them from potentially life-threatening infectious diseases. Plus, every vaccination appointment includes a thorough health check from nose to tail — giving you peace of mind that your pet is happy, healthy, and thriving.

If it’s been over a year since their last jab, good news — it’s not too late. You can still book their booster without having to restart the course.

But if they’re more than 3 months overdue, they’ll need to begin a full vaccination course again. Don’t worry — we’ve got you covered.

Join Our Vaccine Catch-Up Campaign!

We’ll make it easier (and more affordable) to get your pet protected. Pay for the first overdue vaccine, and we’ll give you the second one free.
Let’s keep your furry friend safe, healthy, and ready for all of life’s adventures — book today!
Call us on 01159 786 566 and our reception team will advise you of the next available appointment and answer any questions you may have.

National Dog Day is celebrated every year on 26 August to recognise the incredible role dogs play in our lives.From loya...
26/08/2025

National Dog Day is celebrated every year on 26 August to recognise the incredible role dogs play in our lives.
From loyal companions, to working animals and members of the family, it’s a day to appreciate their unconditional love and to raise awareness about adoption and the importance of giving every dog a loving home.
Whether it’s with extra treats, a long walk, or simply more cuddles, it’s the perfect time to spoil your pup and celebrate all-things canine.

Share the love by posting a picture of your canine companion below! �

Join our Healthy Pet Club, because family healthincludes every paw and tail…The Healthy Pet Club covers your pet from th...
24/08/2025

Join our Healthy Pet Club, because family healthincludes every paw and tail…

The Healthy Pet Club covers your pet from their initial vaccinations as a puppy or kitten all the way through to discounts on well pet blood screens and lifetime care medication as they reach their senior years.

Find out how to join at our practice today: vetcollection.co.uk/health-plans-and

✋ Before walking your dog on a hot day, press the back of your hand to the pavement for 5 seconds🔥 If it’s too hot for y...
23/08/2025

✋ Before walking your dog on a hot day, press the back of your hand to the pavement for 5 seconds
🔥 If it’s too hot for you, it’s too hot for their paws
🐾 Keep walks safe and paws protected by choosing cooler times of day and paw-friendly surfaces

Are you thinking about taking out pet insurance for your pet but you would like to know more?Check out our hub of inform...
22/08/2025

Are you thinking about taking out pet insurance for your pet but you would like to know more?

Check out our hub of information about pet insurance and what to consider when choosing a policy at the link below.

Find out more about pet insurance and what to look out for here: vetcollection.co.uk/health-plans-andproducts/guide-to-pet-insurance/

21/08/2025

Advice on ‘Dental Care For Dogs’ in British Sign Language, with our Animal Health Care Assistant, Julie Beckett.

For more pet advice in British Sign Language and to use our SignVideo service visit: vetcollection.co.uk/deaf-bsl-service

Cruciate disease refers to partial or complete rupture of the cranial cruciate ligament. The primary symptom of cruciate...
19/08/2025

Cruciate disease refers to partial or complete rupture of the cranial cruciate ligament. The primary symptom of cruciate rupture is limping on the affected hind leg. In most patients, this limp appears suddenly, and is such that the leg is not used at all. As cruciate disease is usually a degenerative process, sometimes the ligament becomes gradually weaker, which may be seen as an intermittent limp or stiffness.

Read more about cruciate disease here: https://bit.ly/3DNgcBM

Address

65 Ilkeston Road
Nottingham
NG73GR

Opening Hours

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

Telephone

+441159786566

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