Sleaford Vets

Sleaford Vets Sleaford Vets is a Small animal veterinary practice based in Sleaford FREE PARKING is available at the back of the surgery.

"A friendly, independent local practice providing ethical and value Veterinary care"

Sleaford Vets is a Small animal and Equine veterinary practice based in Sleaford. We have been well known and respected in the area for over 20 years and we have an excellent team of veterinary professionals, each providing quality care and treatment to your pet who we consider to be a member of your family. We o

ffer consultations by appointment during our opening hours, with either the Vet or Veterinary nurse depending on your requirements. We welcome all enquiries and look forward to hearing from you.

31/05/2026

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Pancreatitis in dogs is not uncommon, especially after eating a rich/fatty meal.Most dogs do very well with early care, ...
27/05/2026

Pancreatitis in dogs is not uncommon, especially after eating a rich/fatty meal.
Most dogs do very well with early care, so if you notice any of these signs in your dog, get in touch with us!

25/05/2026

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If you have an emergency please call VetsNow on 01522 262582

Please don’t give your pet human medication. 💊🚫We know it’s tempting when they seem sore, itchy, or unwell, but many com...
23/05/2026

Please don’t give your pet human medication. 💊🚫

We know it’s tempting when they seem sore, itchy, or unwell, but many common human meds can be dangerous and even life-threatening for pets, even in small doses. Pets process medicines differently, and what’s “safe for people” can cause stomach ulcers, kidney or liver damage, bleeding, or poisoning.

Also, giving medication can mask important symptoms, making it harder to diagnose what’s really going on.

If your pet isn’t feeling well, call us first. We’ll help you figure out what’s urgent, what you can do safely at home, and the right treatment for your pet’s size and situation. 💛

We are in for a HOT bank holiday weekend☀️Remember to keep your pets safe in the heat!🔆Protect paws from hot surfaces🔆Li...
22/05/2026

We are in for a HOT bank holiday weekend☀️

Remember to keep your pets safe in the heat!

🔆Protect paws from hot surfaces

🔆Limit time outdoors/reduce exercise

🔆Offer extra water

🔆Watch out for signs of heatstroke

We are open this bank holiday weekend for routine and emergency bookings.

Saturday - 1pm - 5pm
Sunday - Closed
Monday - 9am - 5pm

Only 10 days left to save 15% on lump investigations and surgeries — book today.Call 01529 414525 or book online at www....
20/05/2026

Only 10 days left to save 15% on lump investigations and surgeries — book today.
Call 01529 414525 or book online at www.sleafordvets.co.uk

Canine atopic dermatitis (CAD) is one of the most common causes of ongoing itchiness in dogs, and is usually linked to e...
19/05/2026

Canine atopic dermatitis (CAD) is one of the most common causes of ongoing itchiness in dogs, and is usually linked to environmental allergies, such as pollen, dust mites, and moulds. It often starts when dogs are young.

Many dogs with CAD show:
🐾 Constant scratching, rubbing, or licking, especially of the paws
🐾 Red or inflamed skin
🐾 Recurrent ear infections or head shaking
🐾 Chewing the legs, belly, or armpits
🐾 “Hot spots” or skin infections that keep coming back

There’s no single quick test to diagnose it. Diagnosis usually involves a full history, tests to rule out other conditions and, in some cases, allergy testing.

Although CAD is a chronic condition, it can be managed. Treatment can include:
🐶 Flea prevention
🐶 Medicated shampoos/skin barrier support
🐶 Anti-itch and anti-inflammatory medication tailored to your dog
🐶 Treatment of any secondary infections
🐶 Allergy immunotherapy (“allergy shots/drops”) for some dogs

If your dog is licking their paws, scratching daily, or getting repeat ear infections, get in touch with us!

Address

Westbanks
Sleaford
NG347PQ

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 7pm
Tuesday 8am - 7pm
Wednesday 8am - 7pm
Thursday 8am - 7pm
Friday 8am - 7pm
Saturday 1pm - 5pm

Telephone

+441529414525

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