Endell Vets

07/08/2025

*Location update*
Sadly, we have had a deceased cat bought in following a road traffic collision between Netherhampton and Harnham.
He is an all back male cat, not neutered, microchipped or wearing a collar.
Please share this post to raise awareness and locate his family - somebody must be missing this boy!
If you believe he may be yours, please contact the surgery on 01722 333 291 or via email at [email protected].

30/07/2025

A case of highly pathogenic Bird Flu (Avian Influenza) has been confirmed in wild birds near, Salisbury. The announcement was made by the Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs (DEFRA) and Animal and Plant Health Agency (APHA)

https://www.gov.uk/government/news/bird-flu-avian-influenza-latest-situation-in-england

Please be aware if you see an injured wild or captive bird please contact the practice first so we can help you through the process and please wait outside upon arrival - 01722 333291

Find out about the latest bird flu situation in England and guidance for bird keepers and the public.

30/07/2025

*Reunited with owner *
💚Thank you everyone who shared this post, this lovely chap has been reunited with his family 💙

This adult male cat has been brought in after being found close to Victoria Park in Salisbury following a suspected road traffic collision last night (29/7).
He is being well cared for and is receiving medical attention.

Although microchipped, we have been unable to contact the owners so far.
Please share to locate his family!
With thanks from the team at Endell Vets

29/07/2025

Please note: Endell Vets and Vets Now Salisbury are completely separate companies.

Vets Now are the Out Of Hours service that we at Endells as well as the majority of the vets practices in Salisbury, trust and rely on to be there throughout the night for emergency cases. They use our practice as a base as we have the facilities they need, however, we are not the same company.

Any treatment or charges are handled independently.

29/07/2025

Although we can often say that a dog or cat is lame from watching them walk, it is a very subjective assessment, and different people may consider the lameness to be more or less severe.
This is where LOAD scoring comes in. LOAD scoring is a reliable and repeatable way to identify if a dog has signs of joint disease.

You can find out more about the process here in
our blog: https://bit.ly/4izopYY

27/07/2025

As our dogs move into their golden years, arthritis becomes more of a probability. Arthritis is one of the most common causes of chronic pain, and is estimated to affect 4 out of 5 older dogs.

Find out more about arthritis in dogs here:
https://bit.ly/41ydLuJ

26/07/2025

Vets Now Emergency Services Update

We want to update you on the out of hours provider Vets Now Emergencies (VNE).
Vets Now Salisbury will be diverting to Wi******er from 6:30am on Sunday 27th July till 6:30pm on Sunday 27th July. If you need emergency pet care during this time please call the below number:

Vets Now Wi******er- 01962 808306 and located in The Dean, SO24 9BH.

25/07/2025

We're proud to support StreetVet as our Charity of the Year: a remarkable organisation that has been providing free, accessible veterinary care to the pets of those experiencing homelessness since 2019.
StreetVet is changing the future for the pets of those experiencing homelessness who may otherwise have to go without the care they need and deserve. When you next visit us, we invite you to consider making a small donation to support StreetVet.

Every contribution, no matter the size, helps provide vital veterinary care and services to the pets of people experiencing homelessness.

Thank you for helping us support this incredible cause.

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24/07/2025

24/07/2025

You’d be forgiven for thinking it’s the cheetah, but asking your dog what they have in their mouth is guaranteed to produce warp speed. 🐕🚀

Sometimes it’s a toy... sometimes it’s something you’d really rather not know about. 🤢 Not all stolen treasures are edible, so if they’re sprinting away with something weird, check twice before it becomes a
vet visit!

23/07/2025

**Reunited with owner**

Stray Dog Found!
This boy has been found in the Marshmead Close/Alderbury area of Salisbury this evening.
There is no tag on his collar and his microchip is not registered.
Please share to find his owners.
If he is yours, please contact Vets Now Salisbury on 01722 238 079.
Proof of ownership will be required.
If no owner is found, the dog warden will be contacted.

22/07/2025

Do you know who is looking after your pets when they are staying at your chosen veterinary practice. Make sure you ask when registering with a Veterinary Practice if they have Registered Veterinary Nurses 🩺🐾
At Endell Vets we are extremely lucky to have 5 fantastic Registered Veterinary Nurses!

Veterinary Nurses play a crucial role in your pet’s care, both during surgery and in their recovery. What do Registered Veterinary Nurses do?
- Calculate medication requested by Vets
- Prepare medication to be given
- Administer medications
- Place intravenous catheters
- Take blood samples
- Calculate fluid therapy
- Administer fluid therapy
- Monitor your pet during their anaesthetic
- Monitor your pet during recovery
- Perform radiographs
- Carry out laboratory work
- And so much more!!

Our Veterinary Nurses are trained experts in the above tasks and providing compassionate aftercare. At Endell Vets we have multiple nurses who are certificate holders, in their chosen areas of interest, that have vast amounts of experience and knowledge.

We are extremely proud of this profession, and want everyone to know about the expert care they provide. They have the training, knowledge, and dedication to make sure your pet is safe, comfortable, and well-cared for at all times. Everyone’s pet deserves this however, sadly not all practices have Registered Veterinary Nurses on hand. This could mean less supervision during critical procedures, which could affect your pet’s safety and recovery. 😔
We recommend when booking your pet’s surgery, check the practice has Registered Veterinary Nurses monitoring your pet’s anaesthesia. It’s important that this responsibility is separate from the vet performing the procedure itself. Having a qualified nurse monitoring anaesthesia ensures your pet’s safety during critical moments. ✅
Our veterinary nurses are a key part of our team, and they help us provide high-quality, professional care every step of the way. When you choose us, you’re choosing a team that ensures your pet is in the best hands possible. 😺❤️