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Jarden Vets Independent Olney vets 🐾
One trusted, compassionate team, one familiar place, everything your animal companion needs under one roof

As an independent veterinary practice in Olney, we will be providing a full range of veterinary services under one roof, ensuring animal companions receive seamless, high-quality treatment without the stress of traveling elsewhere. We are committed to protecting and enhancing the well-being of every companion we treat, while also caring for the planet through sustainable practices. Our approach prioritises not only the welfare of pets but also the support and development of our team, making Jarden Vets a place where people love to work and take pride in their role. By meeting and exceeding the expectations of companion carers, we ensure an exceptional experience at every touchpoint. Through expertise, integrity, and innovation, we aim to be the most trusted and sought-after veterinary practice in the region. Our Values:

Our values guide everything we do, shaping our approach to veterinary care and ensuring the highest standards for animal companions, their carers, and our team. Excellence in Care:

We are dedicated to providing the highest level of veterinary care, ensuring every pet receives expert treatment, compassion, and respect. Clear Communication:

Trust is built through transparency. We listen, advise, and support companion carers with honest, clear, and professional guidance every step of the way. Sustainability & Responsibility:

We are committed to minimising our environmental impact while promoting responsible companion
care. From ethical sourcing to waste reduction, we make choices that protect animals and the planet. Innovation & Progress:

As a forward-thinking practice, we embrace the latest advancements in veterinary medicine to provide cutting-edge treatments and continuously improve our services. A Team That Cares:

Our people are our strength. We foster a positive, supportive workplace where our team can grow, thrive, and take pride in making a difference. Community & Compassion:

Animal companions are family, and their carers deserve kindness, understanding, and unwavering support. We build lasting relationships and ensure every experience with Jarden Vets is welcoming and reassuring.

30/10/2026

Join Steve for a walkthrough of our practice in Olney, and see the little details that help make a difference to your pet’s visit.

From elevated shelves in our waiting area where cats can feel safer and more secure, to spaces designed for pets who need a little extra room or a calmer environment, we’ve thought carefully about how to make visits as comfortable as possible for every patient.

As an independent veterinary practice, we believe in getting to know our patients, building relationships with their owners and providing care that feels different.

Looking for an independent vet in Olney? We’d love to welcome you to Jarden Vets 🐾

🍂 Autumn hazards to watch out for!Crunchy leaves, muddy walks and cooler days are all part of the season, but autumn can...
28/10/2026

🍂 Autumn hazards to watch out for!

Crunchy leaves, muddy walks and cooler days are all part of the season, but autumn can also bring a few hidden dangers for our pets.

From acorns and conkers to wild mushrooms and berries, there are some things worth keeping an eye out for when exploring outdoors or pottering around the garden.

🐾 Keep curious noses away from fallen nuts, fungi and unfamiliar plants.
🐾 Clear away fallen fruit and keep harmful household products safely stored.
🐾 Take extra care on darker walks and check your pet after outdoor adventures.

Think your pet may have eaten something poisonous? Contact your vet straight away, even if they seem fine. Don't wait for symptoms to appear.

At Jarden Vets, we're here to help you keep your pets safe and well throughout every season. ❤️

Save this post as a handy reminder, and share it with a fellow pet owner!

Lovely Beattie came in for a check-up after her mum noticed she'd been losing weight, drinking lots of water and develop...
26/10/2026

Lovely Beattie came in for a check-up after her mum noticed she'd been losing weight, drinking lots of water and developing a rather ravenous appetite.

She was a very brave girl while we took some blood samples, and the results confirmed that she has an overactive thyroid. ❤️

We know that hearing a diagnosis like this can be worrying, but thankfully, there are treatment options available to help manage the condition.

Beattie is now on the right path, and we'll see her again in four weeks to check how she's getting on.

Lots of love and cuddles for this lovely senior lady in the meantime. 🐾

This handsome eight-year-old Toy Poodle named Adi came in for dental treatment and unfortunately was found to have quite...
23/10/2026

This handsome eight-year-old Toy Poodle named Adi came in for dental treatment and unfortunately was found to have quite severe and advanced periodontal disease.

He needed several teeth removed, but thankfully, he recovered remarkably well.

His carers are already noticing one very welcome difference - his breath is no longer quite so stinky! 😂

Dental disease can progress quite significantly, even when our pets are still eating happily, so regular dental checks are an important part of keeping them comfortable and healthy.

A busy day at Jarden for this lovely household! ❤️🐾Bracken (ginger), Willow (tabby), Bramble (black) and Geoffrey the do...
21/10/2026

A busy day at Jarden for this lovely household! ❤️🐾

Bracken (ginger), Willow (tabby), Bramble (black) and Geoffrey the dog all came in for their general health checks recently.

The Maine C***s weren't particularly impressed with the liver paste on offer, but Geoffrey was more than happy to help himself! 😂

Bracken was so relaxed that he even managed a little nap by the window. He's also a reassuring presence for Willow, who can get a little stressed during her visits.

It's lovely seeing how our patients look out for each other — even if they don't all agree on the treats! 🥰

19/10/2026

Fireworks can be unsettling for many pets, but there are things you can do to help them feel safer and more comfortable.

In this video, Iulia shares some practical advice to help your pet through fireworks season:

🐾 Stay calm – our pets can pick up on our emotions, so try to remain relaxed and reassuring.

🏡 Create a safe den – give your pet a quiet, cosy space where they can retreat and feel secure when things get noisy.

💊 Consider medication – if your pet becomes particularly distressed, medication may help. Speak to your vet about the options available.

🔊 Start preparing early – gradually introducing your pet to fireworks sounds in the weeks beforehand can help them become more familiar with the noise. This is especially important for puppies and kittens experiencing their first fireworks season.

Every pet is different, and some may need a little extra support. ❤️

If you have any concerns about your pet during fireworks season, get in touch with our team. We're here to help you find the best way to keep them feeling safe.

Frankie came in for dental treatment, and this lovely senior boy needed a little extra help with his teeth. ❤️He had qui...
16/10/2026

Frankie came in for dental treatment, and this lovely senior boy needed a little extra help with his teeth. ❤️

He had quite advanced periodontal disease, which meant several teeth needed to be removed to help make his mouth more comfortable and healthy.

He now has just a few teeth left, but that certainly hasn't put him off his food! 😂

Sometimes a healthier smile looks a little different, but feeling comfortable is what matters most.

Lovely Grady came in recently for a check-up after his owners noticed he’d started slowing down and was struggling to ju...
14/10/2026

Lovely Grady came in recently for a check-up after his owners noticed he’d started slowing down and was struggling to jump as he normally would.

He was a very brave boy, although we did find that he has a painful back. Despite that, he was still very happy to enjoy some cuddles with the nursing team. ❤️

He’s now started on some pain relief and we’ll see him again in four weeks to see how he’s getting on.

Lots of rest and plenty of cuddles in the meantime, Grady! 🐾

Our lovely senior friend Xanti came in for his Librela injection recently, and, of course, there were plenty of treats a...
12/10/2026

Our lovely senior friend Xanti came in for his Librela injection recently, and, of course, there were plenty of treats and cuddles involved too! ❤️

Xanti suffers from osteoarthritis, but his owners have noticed that he’s doing better since starting his injections.

And judging by how much his tail was wagging, he certainly still has plenty of life in him! 🐾 🥰

Keep wagging, Xanti!

Finn came in recently for his second vaccination, and was very happy to pose for his photo afterwards, looking rather pl...
09/10/2026

Finn came in recently for his second vaccination, and was very happy to pose for his photo afterwards, looking rather pleased with himself - he certainly knows how handsome he is!

One step closer to being a fully vaccinated little adventurer! 🐾 ❤️

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Unit 7-9 Stanley Court, Weston Road
Olney
MK465NH

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