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01/11/2026

Is it just old age, or something more? 💙

Changes in your pet’s behaviour, mobility, appetite or thirst can sometimes be signs of an underlying health problem.

This Senior Pet Awareness Month, learn what to look out for and remember, if something doesn't seem quite right, speak to your vet.

Early detection can make a real difference to your pet's quality of life. 🐶🐱

At our clinic, caring for pets also means caring for the people who love them.We understand how important it is to have ...
01/11/2026

At our clinic, caring for pets also means caring for the people who love them.
We understand how important it is to have a quiet, comfortable space to say goodbye.
We’ve recently created a dedicated comfort room for end-of-life appointments, designed to provide a peaceful, homely environment where families can spend private time with their pets.‌
Away from the busy consultation rooms, this space offers the opportunity to say goodbye at your own pace.

🕯️🌿🐾

Morris the Kitten🧡Little Morris came to us as a stray kitten, found all alone out in the cold and kindly brought in by a...
31/10/2026

Morris the Kitten🧡

Little Morris came to us as a stray kitten, found all alone out in the cold and kindly brought in by a member of the public🥺💙

Over the past few weeks, we’ve had the pleasure of looking after this gorgeous boy, making sure he was safe, warm and cared for while he waited for his next chapter🏡🐱

Morris has now gone to his forever home! 🥹 We’re so happy that he’s found his new family, but we’re definitely going to miss his little face around the practice!

From being found alone in the cold to starting a brand new life filled with love we couldn’t be happier for you Morris😍

Happy Halloween!🐾🎃👻We hope all our lovely patients enjoy a little trick or treating this Halloween! Just remember to kee...
31/10/2026

Happy Halloween!🐾🎃👻

We hope all our lovely patients enjoy a little trick or treating this Halloween! Just remember to keep the chocolate and sweets out of reach of your four legged friends🐾

Have a safe and happy Halloween! 👻

Happy Halloween! Remember to keep sweets, decorations and costumes safely out of paws’ reach, and give your pets a quiet...
31/10/2026

Happy Halloween!

Remember to keep sweets, decorations and costumes safely out of paws’ reach, and give your pets a quiet, safe space if the celebrations get a little spooky.

Have a safe and happy Halloween! 🎃💙

‼️WARNING: IMAGES OF SURGERY‼️Little Louie🖤Louie initially presented to us lame on his right hindlimb, occasionally hold...
30/10/2026

‼️WARNING: IMAGES OF SURGERY‼️

Little Louie🖤

Louie initially presented to us lame on his right hindlimb, occasionally holding it completely off the ground. After a period of rest and medication with little improvement, we performed X-rays which revealed damage to his cranial cruciate ligament (CCL).

Louie underwent a lateral suture procedure to stabilise his knee. This involves placing a strong suture on the outside of the joint to help prevent abnormal movement and improve stability while the surrounding tissues heal.

A big team effort from Orthopaedic Vet Damiano, Anaesthetic Nurse Phoebe and Circulating Nurse Fran to help Louie get back on all four paws! ❤️🐾

He was such a brave boy and he even came in his Halloween jumper to keep him warm and it put a smile on all of our faces🎃😍

Dottie’s Dental Day🐰🌸Dottie belongs to Justine one of our Veterinary Nurses. Justine noticed she was drinking more and e...
29/10/2026

Dottie’s Dental Day🐰🌸

Dottie belongs to Justine one of our Veterinary Nurses. Justine noticed she was drinking more and eating less, which are common signs of dental problems in rabbits. After a check up with the Vet, we found she had dental spurs, which can form when a rabbit’s teeth don’t wear down properly🐰💗

Did you know?
🐾 Rabbits’ teeth never stop growing — up to 2–3 mm every week!
🐾 They rely on constant chewing of hay to naturally wear their teeth down.
🐾 When the teeth don’t align correctly, sharp “spurs” can form and cause mouth pain, drooling, reduced appetite, and even weight loss.
🐾 Regular checks and a high-fibre diet (especially lots of hay!) help keep bunny teeth healthy.

We’re so proud of Dottie for being such a good girl, and she’s feeling much more comfortable now💕🐰

Scooby Doo and Paddy have given their seal of approval to our Cats Protection Hide & Sleep Towers! 🏰🐱Providing cats with...
29/10/2026

Scooby Doo and Paddy have given their seal of approval to our Cats Protection Hide & Sleep Towers! 🏰🐱
Providing cats with opportunities to hide, rest, and observe their surroundings can help them feel safer and more comfortable during their visit. That’s why creating a cat-friendly environment is a key part of the care we provide.
By reducing stress and supporting natural feline behaviours, we can help make every stay with us as positive as possible. 💜🐾

Smokey’s hospitalisation stay💙Smokey came to us vomiting and acting strangely. On examination, he had a firm, painful bl...
28/10/2026

Smokey’s hospitalisation stay💙

Smokey came to us vomiting and acting strangely. On examination, he had a firm, painful bladder and was only passing a few drops of urine. We were concerned about a urinary blockage, a life threatening emergency, particularly in male cats due to their narrower urethra.

Smokey was hospitalised for close monitoring, but during an overnight check, our night team found he could no longer pass urine at all. He therefore needed an anaesthetic to relieve the blockage and have a urinary catheter placed.

After 24 hours of urinary catheterisation, fluids, medication and lots of TLC, his catheter was removed and we were delighted to see him urinating really well on his own! 🎉

Smokey was quite the character and loved snuggling in his litter tray because it made him feel safe. Our nursing team provided him with a second tray filled with cosy blankets, alongside calming music and a quiet, dimly lit environment to help him feel relaxed during his stay💤💙

A reminder to cat owners: Straining to urinate or producing little to no urine is an emergency, especially in male cats. Please contact your vet immediately never wait for it to resolve on its own.

We’re so pleased with how well Smokey did!💙

28/10/2026

What does your dog’s favourite toy say about them? 👀

From the squeaky toy destroyer to the ball-obsessed fetcher, every dog has their favourite! 😂

Find out what your dog’s go-to toy might say about their personality - and let us know which one they are! 💙

Demolition AKA Demo🖤🐾This gorgeous boy came to visit Nurse Gracie last week for his post operative check after his castr...
27/10/2026

Demolition AKA Demo🖤🐾

This gorgeous boy came to visit Nurse Gracie last week for his post operative check after his castration procedure.

To say he wasn't phased about the whole ordeal was an understatement🤣...

He was enjoying all of the fusses and treats he could get and he was too busy enjoying a licky lick treat to even care about having his temperature taken!😮

He was back to his crazy usual self straight away!🥰🌟

Maui🐰This handsome boy came in for his castration, and what a brave little bun he was! 🥹✨Castration in male rabbits has ...
26/10/2026

Maui🐰

This handsome boy came in for his castration, and what a brave little bun he was! 🥹✨

Castration in male rabbits has several benefits, including:
🐰 Preventing unwanted litters and helping avoid accidental pregnancies.
💙 Reducing hormone-driven behaviours, such as mounting, spraying and some forms of aggression.
🏡 Helping with bonding, as neutered rabbits are generally easier to introduce to other rabbits once fully recovered and hormones have settled.

Castration is an important step in supporting a happy, healthy life for many bunnies🩺🐇

Maui was full of confidence, showing us his lovely personality throughout his visit! 🩵

24/10/2026

The clocks are going back!

A one-hour change might seem small to us, but it can affect our pets’ routines too. 💙

Check out our top tips to help your pets adjust, from mealtimes and walks to bedtime and keeping their routine consistent.

A little preparation can make the change easier for everyone. 🐶🐱

✨ Star Patient ✨ Meet this week’s star patients, Skye & Cosmo These adorable siblings visited Carla for their first vacc...
15/10/2026

✨ Star Patient ✨

Meet this week’s star patients, Skye & Cosmo

These adorable siblings visited Carla for their first vaccinations and health check, and they passed with flying colours!
 
Starting vaccinations early is an important step in helping kittens stay happy and healthy as they grow, and these two were absolute stars throughout their visit. 
 
Thank you to their owners for trusting us with their care. We look forward to seeing Skye and Cosmo again soon!

15/10/2026

Firework season is nearly here, and while we might enjoy the sparkle, our pets may feel very differently. 🐾💙

From loud bangs to bright flashes, fireworks can be frightening for dogs, cats and other pets.

Tom, one of our vets at CVS Vets, shares some simple tips to help keep your pets safe, calm and comfortable this firework season.

10/10/2026

It’s World Mental Health Day.

Our pets can have a positive impact on our mental wellbeing, from providing companionship and comfort to encouraging us to get outside and enjoy the moment. 🐾

Today, we’re celebrating the special bond between people and their pets - and the difference they can make. 💙

07/10/2026

Would you know if your pet had dental disease? 🐶🐱

Dental problems can be easy to miss, so knowing the signs matters. Watch our reel to find out what to look out for. 👀💙

Happy World Animal Day! 💙Today, we’re celebrating animals of all shapes and sizes and the joy, companionship and love th...
04/10/2026

Happy World Animal Day! 💙

Today, we’re celebrating animals of all shapes and sizes and the joy, companionship and love they bring to our lives.

From our much-loved pets to wildlife and farm animals, every animal deserves kindness, care and respect.

Tell us which animal holds a special place in your heart!

Address

Unit 2 Broadfield Close, Lowfield
Sheffield
S80XN

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 7pm
Tuesday 8am - 7pm
Wednesday 8am - 7pm
Thursday 8am - 7pm
Friday 8am - 7pm
Saturday 8:30am - 4pm

Telephone

+441142663607

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