Waterside Vets

Waterside Vets Fully independent, small animal vets in St Neots
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...The results are in👶🍼Thank you to everyone who took part in the challenge!Take a look at the answers below and let us ...
26/06/2026

...The results are in👶🍼

Thank you to everyone who took part in the challenge!

Take a look at the answers below and let us know how many you got right👀

With the weather getting warmer and warmer, it's important to keep your pets cool and comfortable. Limit their time in t...
25/06/2026

With the weather getting warmer and warmer, it's important to keep your pets cool and comfortable.

Limit their time in the sun (quick toilet breaks only during the hottest parts of the day), make sure they always have access to fresh drinking water, and if they need to travel in a car make sure to have the AC on at all times (and do not leave them unattended).

If you have any concerns that your pet is struggling with the heat, please don't wait - call us straight away on 01480 756188.

Lets keep our furry friends safe this summer!🌞🐾😎

Answers will be revealed tomorrow... so get your final guesses in!😁🍼
25/06/2026

Answers will be revealed tomorrow... so get your final guesses in!😁🍼

We thought we'd start the week off with a quiz👀...👶🐾GUESS THE BABY PHOTOS!🐾👶Can you match each baby photo to the correct...
22/06/2026

We thought we'd start the week off with a quiz👀...

👶🐾GUESS THE BABY PHOTOS!🐾👶

Can you match each baby photo to the correct member of the Waterside team?

Comment your guesses below using the numbers👇
And we will reveal the answers in a few days🤫

22/06/2026

With the current hot weather, we understand that some owners may be concerned about bringing their pets in for routine appointments.

If your pet is booked in for a routine appointment and you would prefer not to bring them out in the heat, please give us a call and we will be happy to reschedule the appointment for a cooler day.

Your pet's health and wellbeing will always be our top priority 🩵

🌾Grass Seed Season Is Here🌾Grass seeds are small, sharp and can easily become trapped in your dogs fur before working th...
18/06/2026

🌾Grass Seed Season Is Here🌾

Grass seeds are small, sharp and can easily become trapped in your dogs fur before working their way into the skin, ears, eyes, nose, or paws.

🔍How to check for grass seeds:
-Check between the toes and around the paws after a walk
-Look inside and around the ears
-Check under the armpits and groin area
-Brush long haired dogs regularly

🚩Signs your dog may have a grass seed:
-Excessive licking or chewing of a paw
-Head shaking or scratching at the ears
-Sudden swelling between the toes
-Red, sore or weepy eyes
-A painful lump or abscess

🐾What to do if you think your dog has a grass seed:
Contact us as soon as possible. Grass seeds can migrate and become more difficult to locate and remove if left untreated. If you spot a grass seed sitting loosely on the coat, it may be safe to remove. However, if it appears embedded or your pet is showing any of the signs above, it's best to have them examined by a vet.

A huge well done to the lovely Iris who has completed her course of chemotherapy! Iris visited us weekly for blood tests...
15/06/2026

A huge well done to the lovely Iris who has completed her course of chemotherapy!

Iris visited us weekly for blood tests and chemotherapy appointments, taking everything in her stride and winning the hearts of our team along the way. Her bravery and patience has been truly inspiring.

Please join us in congratulating Iris on reaching this important milestone! 🐾🩵

⚠WARNING: this post contains graphic images and discussion of wounds/surgery. Please scroll with caution⚠Meet Hugo, our ...
10/06/2026

⚠WARNING: this post contains graphic images and discussion of wounds/surgery. Please scroll with caution⚠

Meet Hugo, our June 'Pet Of The Month'. Hugo’s journey started back in March with what looked like a simple cat bite abscess. However, despite initial treatment the wound deteriorated rapidly. The infection spread under his skin, causing extensive tissue damage and necrosis across a large portion of the left side of his face and head.

Over the following weeks he required repeated visits for debridement, pain relief, sedation and wound cleaning. Hugo’s owners worked tirelessly at home to keep him comfortable between visits, and we began to see the wound reducing in size and healthy skin again.

On 11th May Hugo underwent a surgery to close the wound, as we finally had enough healthy tissue. The rest of the necrotic tissue was removed, and his skin was carefully sutured into place. A temporary tarsorrhaphy (suturing the eyelids shut) was performed to reduce tension whilst everything healed.

Now, Hugo’s wound is finally healed, and his eye is back open. And most importantly to Hugo, he is buster-collar free!! Hugo was such a brave boy throughout all of his treatment, and we're so glad he is now feeling better.

Keep your eye out in reception for our Pet Of The Month display to see some adorable pictures of Hugo now he's feeling better🥰🐾

🐾Patient Shoutout🐾This gorgeous pair Hunter and Harley visited us to be neutered a few weeks back. They were the sweetes...
08/06/2026

🐾Patient Shoutout🐾

This gorgeous pair Hunter and Harley visited us to be neutered a few weeks back.

They were the sweetest patients and enjoyed lots of cuddles🥰🐱

Happy National Hug Your Cat Day! Give your cats a hug from us😻🐾🩵🤗
04/06/2026

Happy National Hug Your Cat Day! Give your cats a hug from us😻🐾🩵🤗

Address

3 Howard Road
St Neots
PE198HX

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 6pm
Tuesday 9am - 6pm
Wednesday 9am - 6pm
Thursday 9am - 6pm
Friday 9am - 6pm
Saturday 9am - 12pm

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