Tribe Vets

30/10/2026

🐾 Ever come out of a vet consultation and struggle to remember everything that was discussed?

You're not alone! There's often a lot of information to take in, and we know it can sometimes feel overwhelming.

💚 At Tribe Vets, we want you to feel confident and informed about your pet's care. That's why we always follow up with a written summary of the important points discussed and the agreed plan of action, so you can refer back to it whenever you need.

We do the same with lab results, providing written explanations so you have a record of your pet's reports and what they mean.

Because good veterinary care isn't just about what happens during the consultation - it's about making sure you feel supported afterwards, too. 💚

Great care. Clear communication. Nothing forgotten.

Tribe Vets - going that extra bit for our clients. 🐾

28/10/2026

🍂🐾 Autumn is here, and so is our latest Tribe Vets newsletter!

From crunchy autumn walks to Halloween treats and noisy fireworks, this time of year brings a few extra things to think about for our furry friends.

We've put together some handy tips to help keep your dogs and cats safe, happy and stress-free this autumn. 🍁

🎆 And if your pet struggles with fireworks, please get in touch early so we can help you prepare!

👉 Read our autumn newsletter here:

https://www.tribe.vet/blog/autumn-at-tribe-vets-keeping-your-pets-safe-happy-and-stress-free

Happy autumn from all of us at Tribe! 💚🐾

Keep your pets safe this autumn with Tribe Vets’ advice on seasonal hazards, Halloween treats and preparing dogs and cats for fireworks.

26/10/2026

🐾 Is your pet struggling with arthritis, stiffness or painful joints?

Acupuncture may help improve comfort and mobility in some dogs and cats. 💚

At Tribe Vets, we offer acupuncture in the comfort of your own home, where your pet can relax in familiar surroundings without the stress of travelling or waiting rooms.

🏡 Calm, gentle, personalised care, right where your pet feels safest.

📩 Get in touch to find out whether acupuncture could help your pet.

Tribe Vets – personalised veterinary care, at home. 🐾

24/10/2026

🍂🏡 Cold, wet weather + an older dog + a car journey + a waiting room… not everyone's idea of fun!

As the weather gets colder and wetter, a trip to the vet can be particularly difficult for older, arthritic or anxious pets.

That’s one of the reasons we love being mobile vets. ❤️

At Tribe, we can come to you, so your pet can be examined in the comfort of their own home — somewhere familiar, calm and free from the stress of a car journey and busy waiting room.

For older pets, this can also mean we get to see them moving around in their normal environment, giving us useful clues about their mobility and how they're coping day to day.

Whether it's an autumn health check, vaccinations, a mobility assessment, or you're worried that your pet just isn't quite themselves, we're here to help. 🐶🐱

Sometimes, the best place to see a pet is right where they feel most at home. 🏡❤️

📞 01865 980555
📧 [email protected]

22/10/2026

🐾 Tribe is about more than just being your vet.

Being an independent, local business means being part of the community around us — and that’s something that really matters to us.

We love getting out from behind the vet car and being involved in local life. Whether that’s supporting local events, sponsoring community activities, joining dog walks, meeting families at village events or simply getting to know the people and pets who live around us.

You may have spotted us at Eynsham Carnival, at Flofest, or out and about on one of our Tribe Walk & Talks. 🐕🌳

We also love working alongside other local businesses and pet professionals such as Snouts&Kisses or Classic Physiotherapy , because looking after pets is about more than veterinary treatment. Behaviour, training, physiotherapy and wellbeing all play a part in helping our pets live happy, healthy lives.

For us, being a local vet practice means knowing the community we serve — and giving something back to it too.

We’re incredibly proud to be independent, local and community-minded. ❤️

And if you see the Tribe car out and about, give us a wave! 👋🐾

20/10/2026

🎆🐾 Fireworks season is coming – is your pet ready?

For some pets, fireworks can be really frightening. If your dog or cat becomes anxious, panicked or distressed by loud bangs, now is the time to start planning — not on Bonfire Night itself.

There are lots of things you can do to help your pet feel safer, from creating a calm den and using background noise to making sure they have a quiet place to retreat.

And if your pet has needed prescription medication or sedatives for fireworks in the past, please don't leave it until the last minute. 🎆

📅 Book an appointment with Tribe Vets early so we can talk through your pet's individual needs and decide whether medication is appropriate. Some medications work best when started before the fireworks begin, so planning ahead is important.

If your pet has never experienced fireworks before but you're worried about how they might cope, we're happy to discuss this with you too.

Let's make fireworks season as calm and comfortable as possible for our four-legged friends. ❤️🐶🐱

17/10/2026

🐾 Healthy pets, healthy planet! 🌍

Dodi was chatting on Witney Radio recently about parasites, protecting our pets, and how we can also look after the wildlife and environment around us.

Here at Tribe, we believe parasite protection should be tailored to each pet, keeping them safe while being mindful of our beautiful Oxfordshire countryside and wildlife.

🎙️ Fancy a listen?

👉 Listen to Dodi's interview here:
https://www.wrfm.co.uk/on-air/podcasts

14/10/2026

🍂🐶 Autumn is here – but watch out for these hazards on your walks!

We love autumn walks at Tribe Vets: crunchy leaves, cooler temperatures and lots of exciting smells. But autumn also brings a few things that can be dangerous for our dogs.

🍂 Acorns & conkers – tempting to chew, but they can cause stomach upset and, if swallowed, can cause a blockage.

🍄 Mushrooms & fungi – there are lots of different fungi around in autumn, and some can be poisonous. Don't let your dog eat wild mushrooms.

🌰 Fallen fruit – rotting apples and other fallen fruit can cause problems if eaten, particularly in large quantities.

🧪 Antifreeze – as temperatures drop, antifreeze may be used in cars. Even tiny amounts can be extremely poisonous to dogs, so keep it securely stored and clean up any spills immediately.

🐌 Slug & snail pellets – some products can be highly toxic if eaten. Keep dogs away from treated areas and always follow the product instructions.

🍁 Unknown plants & berries – autumn brings plenty of tempting things to sniff and chew, so try to stop your dog eating things you can't identify.

And remember, if you think your dog has eaten something potentially poisonous, don't wait for symptoms to appear. Contact your vet straight away. ❤️

Enjoy those autumn walks — just keep curious noses away from anything they shouldn't be eating! 🐾🍂

Check out our blog for more advice https://www.tribe.vet/blog/

12/10/2026

❤️ Why I do what I do…

Sometimes people ask me why I decided to start Tribe Vets.

The honest answer is that I’ve seen how stressful a trip to the vet can be. The anxious dog who starts shaking as soon as the car pulls into the car park. The cat who disappears under the bed when the carrier comes out. The elderly pet who finds travelling increasingly difficult.

And I’ve also seen how much owners worry. Worry about their pet. Worry about making the right decision. Worry that there isn’t enough time to ask all the questions they have.

I wanted to do things differently.

So I created Tribe.

I wanted to be able to sit on the floor with a nervous dog. To give a cat time to come out from under the sofa. To examine an elderly pet in the comfort of their own bed. To have a proper conversation with an owner, without watching the clock.

Most importantly, I wanted to know the pets I care for.

Not just their medical history, but their personalities. Their funny little habits. The things they love. The things they hate. The people who adore them.

Because our pets aren't just patients. They are family.

And after all these years, I still feel incredibly privileged every time someone trusts me to care for their animal — whether it’s a puppy having their very first vaccination, an older dog struggling with arthritis, a cat who needs some detective work to find out what’s wrong, or a much-loved pet coming to the end of their life.

Those moments matter.

That’s why I do what I do.

And that’s why Tribe Vets exists. 🐾❤️

Thank you to every single person who has trusted us with their pets and welcomed us into their homes. It means more than you probably realise.

Dodi x

07/10/2026

Save the date!
The next Walk n Talk is:
Sunday October 11th at 10am, Florence Park OX4 3NP
Please do drop us a message if you are planning on attending so we know numbers. We can't wait to see you!

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