Preston Vets

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Monday-Thursday 9:00AM - 7:00PM
Friday&Saturday 9:00AM - 5:30PM
Sunday - CLOSED (EMERGENCIES ONLY)

Contact number (IN HOURS) - 01772 915 409
Emergencies (OUT OF HOURS) - 07301 715342

📍3 Langcliffe Road, Preston, PR2 6UE

Tiny paws, big hearts 🐾💙 Dr. David making puppy cuddles part of the treatment plan.Did you know we offer a range of serv...
27/05/2026

Tiny paws, big hearts 🐾💙 Dr. David making puppy cuddles part of the treatment plan.

Did you know we offer a range of services including: General Consultations Vaccinations & Preventions Surgery & Diagnostics
& many more! 🩺

Feel free to call us on 01772 915 409 for any enquiries📞

Caps on, team strong 🧢🐾From the amazing vet staff to brave little Rocko recovering after his ear polyp surgery — today w...
14/05/2026

Caps on, team strong 🧢🐾
From the amazing vet staff to brave little Rocko recovering after his ear polyp surgery — today was all about care, teamwork, and healing. 💙

Post-op cuddles with these two gorgeous guinea pigs after their castration procedure yesterday🐹💛 Recovering well and get...
13/05/2026

Post-op cuddles with these two gorgeous guinea pigs after their castration procedure yesterday🐹💛 Recovering well and getting lots of gentle TLC☺️

A team full of caring hearts… and zero resistance to puppy cuddles 🐶🤍
12/05/2026

A team full of caring hearts… and zero resistance to puppy cuddles 🐶🤍

❗️GRAPHIC CONTENT❗️ (Educational Purposes)Uterine prolapse in dogs is a rare but life-threatening complication that can ...
06/05/2026

❗️GRAPHIC CONTENT❗️ (Educational Purposes)

Uterine prolapse in dogs is a rare but life-threatening complication that can occur during or shortly after whelping. It involves the uterus turning inside out and protruding through the v***a, requiring immediate veterinary care.

One important risk factor that’s often overlooked is excessive traction during delivery. Pulling puppies — especially with force or at the wrong angle — can place significant stress on the uterus. When combined with strong contractions or prolonged straining, this can increase the risk of the uterus inverting and prolapsing.

Other contributing factors include dystocia (difficult birth), large puppies, uterine exhaustion, and retained placentas.

If a puppy is stuck, gentle assistance may sometimes be appropriate — but forceful pulling is not. Early veterinary intervention is always the safest option for both dam and pups.

Education and preparation are key to safer whelping outcomes. 🐾

Surgery to remove the uterus was the only possible treatment for Chip as the uterus had unfortunately ruptured as shown in slide 2 and 3❤️‍🩹

23/04/2026

Educational veterinary content ⚠️
This procedure demonstrates a scrotal ablation with castration, typically performed in cases where standard neutering isn’t sufficient (e.g. disease, trauma, or chronic conditions).

The goal is to remove affected tissue while improving long-term comfort and health outcomes for the patient.

We can’t wait to see Bentley on his post operation check to see how he has been recovering❤️

PLEASE READ❤️
22/04/2026

PLEASE READ❤️

That cute snoring? 🐶Sometimes it can be a sign of Brachycephalic Obstructive Airway Syndrome, a condition that can make ...
20/04/2026

That cute snoring? 🐶
Sometimes it can be a sign of Brachycephalic Obstructive Airway Syndrome, a condition that can make breathing more difficult than it should be.

The good news is that there are safe and effective treatments available, including BOAS surgery, which can help your dog feel more comfortable and enjoy everyday life again.

If you’re ever unsure, we’re here to help and guide you.

Book your consultation today: 01772 915409

Happy Monday from Freddo🦁🐰✨ Rabbit Neutering & Spaying Appointments Available ✨🐰Keeping your rabbit happy and healthy st...
20/04/2026

Happy Monday from Freddo🦁

🐰✨ Rabbit Neutering & Spaying Appointments Available ✨🐰

Keeping your rabbit happy and healthy starts with the right care 💚

Castration (male rabbits) can help reduce unwanted behaviours like spraying and aggression, while spaying (female rabbits) is especially important for preventing serious health issues such as uterine disease later in life.

Our experienced veterinary team provides both procedures in a safe, calm, and caring environment.

📅 Appointments available now – spaces are limited!
📞 01772 915 409 Get in touch to book or to learn more.

Give your bunny the best chance at a long, healthy life 🐇💚

Address

3 Langcliffe Road
Preston
PR26UE

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 7pm
Tuesday 9am - 7pm
Wednesday 9am - 7pm
Thursday 9am - 7pm
Friday 9am - 7pm
Saturday 9am - 5:30pm

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