Doctor Doolittle's Vets Penarth

Doctor Doolittle's Vets Penarth Our Team:
Supervisor: Lucy Haines
Veterinary Nurse: Lucy Sanders
Nursing Assistant: Tessa Hughes

The data controller is Independent Vetcare LTD, The Chocolate Factory, Keynsham, Bristol, BS31 2AU (ICO reference number Z3212973). We have a Data Protection Officer who can be contacted at [email protected]

11/09/2023

We have had a young (approximately 8 week old) kitten brought in to us. She was found near the Morrisons in Cardiff Bay. If you think this kitten may be yours, please contact the practice on 02920 350095

18/06/2023

Rabbits can suffer from heat stroke too! Here are our top tips for keeping cool!

17/06/2023

Planning a beach trip today? Follow our top tips to keep your dog safe!

16/06/2023

Are you planning a BBQ for this weekend? Make sure to keep your pets safe by following our top tips!

15/06/2023

Some dog breeds and types are more at risk from heat stroke than others, learn more in our video

It's hot out! Make sure to avoid the heat with your dog to avoid heat stroke. Remember, no dog has died from missing a w...
14/06/2023

It's hot out! Make sure to avoid the heat with your dog to avoid heat stroke.
Remember, no dog has died from missing a walk, but dogs have died from walks when it is too hot.

It's hot out this week! Make sure you are aware of the signs of heat stroke in animals to look out for!
13/06/2023

It's hot out this week! Make sure you are aware of the signs of heat stroke in animals to look out for!

08/06/2023

The signs of lungworm can be easily confused with other illnesses, so you won’t see it coming. It could be hidden just around the corner.
Don’t be out-foxed - check your dog is fully protected with monthly treatment, prescribed by your vet.

Ask your vet about the risk of lungworm for your pet and visit lungworm.co.uk to find out more.

This week is Child Accident Prevention Week.Dogs and Children: Top tips to keep them safe and happy togetherThe bond bet...
07/06/2023

This week is Child Accident Prevention Week.

Dogs and Children: Top tips to keep them safe and happy together

The bond between your child and dog can bring fun and happiness to family life. While we don’t expect our own dog to bite, it’s important to remember any dog can bite if they feel they have no other option.

And, in fact, children are most likely to be bitten at home, by a familiar dog. Last year, over 1,700 children were admitted to hospital with dog bites.

Luckily, most bites are also preventable.

Use our Safety around dogs fact sheet to help keep your child safe and your dog happy.

If you have a baby on the way, our Your dog and new baby fact sheet helps you prepare your dog for your new arrival.

It’s important to provide your pooch with lots of enrichment. Here’s a few games that you could play with your dog to he...
05/06/2023

It’s important to provide your pooch with lots of enrichment. Here’s a few games that you could play with your dog to help get their brain working. Looking for more games? Check out this article: https://www.myfamilyvets.co.uk/5-dog-enrichment-ideas

Did you know Pet Health Club members get flea, tick and worm treatment tailored to their pet’s lifestyle? Not only this,...
03/06/2023

Did you know Pet Health Club members get flea, tick and worm treatment tailored to their pet’s lifestyle? Not only this, but the products we use are prescription only and can’t be purchased over the counter. Find out more about the Pet Health Club, here: https://bit.ly/PracticePetHealthClub

01/06/2023

Lungworm could be hidden just around the corner. Make sure your dog is fully protected against parasites for all of their outside adventures – including in your own back garden.
Curious dogs can become infected with lungworm if they play with and accidentally ingest slugs or snails.


Ask your vet about the risk of lungworm for your pet and visit lungworm.co.uk

"V to the N to the A to the M" May is Veterinary Nurse Awareness Month!Each week we will be looking at things you may no...
30/05/2023

"V to the N to the A to the M"

May is Veterinary Nurse Awareness Month!
Each week we will be looking at things you may not be aware Vet Nurses can do!

M: Veterinary Nurses are trained to look after medicines, correctly storing, labelling, prescribing and dispensing, as well as writing dispensary protocols and training other team members.

29/05/2023

Got any plans for the weekend with your pet? Let us know in the comments, or share a photo!

27/05/2023

It's a bank holiday weekend, the perfect time for a BBQ!
Make sure to be aware of potential pet dangers, to keep your animal safe and your BBQ an enjoyable time for everyone!

25/05/2023

Before you visit the beer garden with your dog this summer, be sure to visit lungworm.co.uk
Lungworm can be transmitted by slugs and snails, which can be ingested accidentally by eating grass or drinking from outdoor water bowls.

Lungworm could be hidden just around the corner, ask your vet about how to prevent it.

"V to the N to the A to the M"May is Veterinary Nurse Awareness Month!Each week we will be looking at things you may not...
24/05/2023

"V to the N to the A to the M"

May is Veterinary Nurse Awareness Month!
Each week we will be looking at things you may not be aware Vet Nurses can do!

A: Veterinary Nurses are trained to monitor anaesthetics. Vitals are monitored, which includes heart rate, respiratory rate, and blood pressure, as well as anaesthetic depth.

Address

2F Cornerswell Road
Penarth
CF642UZ

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 6pm
Tuesday 9am - 6pm
Wednesday 9am - 6pm
Friday 9am - 3pm

Telephone

+442920350095

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