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Monday 8:30am - 7:30pm Tuesday 8:30am - 6:30pm Wednesday 8:30am - 6:30pm Thursday 8:30am - 7:30pm Friday 8:30am - 6:30pm Saturday 8:30am - 12pm

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17/07/2025

Is it time for your pet's next round of vaccinations?

Here are four reasons to get booked in for their next appointment. 🐶🐱

16/07/2025

Ticks can be as small as a sesame seed but can carry dangerous diseases, like Lyme disease, which affects both pets and humans. Tick bites often go unnoticed until symptoms appear.

🌿 Warmer weather means the start of tick season. Check your pets regularly and speak to us about tick prevention.

Learn more here >> https://ow.ly/rYCH50WoE7S

13/07/2025

Pets can catch worms from snail trails, faeces, raw meat, and even grooming themselves. These parasites can cause weight loss, gastrointestinal signs, and anaemia 😷

✔️ Regular worming treatment is your best defence.
Book your parasite protection check today.

Learn more here >> https://ow.ly/b4Lc50WoCFv

11/07/2025

Talking pesky parasites in cats 🪱 🐈

Cats can get roundworm and tapeworm by accidentally eating their eggs, and it’s important to take preventative treatment by giving them a regular wormer.

Symptoms of worms include:

🐈 Weight loss
🐈 Eating more
🐈 Diarrhoea
🐈 Tapeworm segments (which look like grains of rice) in your cat’s poo

If you have any concerns or questions about worming your cat, get in touch.

09/07/2025

It's going to be VERY hot over the coming weeks!☀️

While it means longer evenings (and a great excuse for an extra walk with your pooch), there are precautions owners need to take to keep pets safe on hot days.

Share your pictures in the comments of how your pets stay cool in summer ⬇️

27/06/2025

📢 Did you know that a flea can live from between 14 days to one year and a female can lay up to 50 eggs in one day – that’s 1500 in a lifetime!

We believe preventative treatment is the best course of action for fleas, ticks and worms, that’s why we include year-round treatment for cats and dogs in our Pet Health for Life plan.

Signs that your pet might have fleas:

🐶🐱 excessive scratching
🐶🐱 small red bumps or bite marks
🐶🐱 hair loss or dry skin from scratching
🐶🐱 tiny black specks in fur, bedding or furniture.

Learn more here >> https://ow.ly/s29E50WhBCS

26/06/2025

Did you know that dental disease is one of the most common health problems we see in rabbits? 🐇🦷🪥

That’s why, during , we’re highlighting some top tips to keep your bunny’s teeth in top shape!

23/06/2025

It’s Rabbit Awareness Week, and we’re hopping on board to share some simple housing tips to help your rabbits live their best life! 🐰🏡

18/06/2025

🐾 Keep your pet safe from parasites! We all love the great outdoors but if your pet isn't protected against pesky pests, you may find them not only living on your pet but also in your home!

We believe preventative treatment is the best course of action for fleas, ticks and worms, so why not book your parasites check today!

Learn more here >> https://ow.ly/2HrJ50WbQWJ

16/05/2025

Here’s how to keep your pet’s mouth fresh and healthy!🐾

14/05/2025

Barbecue safety tips for pet owners. 🐶🐱

If you’re planning a barbecue this summer, be aware it could present some hazards to your pets. Here are some key things to remember while you're getting your grill on:

🌭 Sharing isn't caring - Don't share your food with your pets. The high fat content in many meats and foods, especially with bones, aren't safe.

🔥 Be fire safe - Keep your pets well away from hot flames, fuel and grills. Remember that smoke can irritate animals' lungs. Keep pets inside if they can't be well supervised.

🍔 Tidy up - Make sure to keep things clean and tidy as tinfoil, clingfilm, skewers and grease-covered stones all pose health risks.

For more advice on keeping your pet safe in the garden this summer, speak to one of our team.

28/04/2025

Over the coming spring and summer months, the risk of "flystrike" increases among the rabbit population. Flystrike occurs when flies lay eggs on the rabbit, which hatch into maggots. These maggots then eat the rabbit's flesh, with often fatal results.

Due to rapid development, the best prevention is keeping your rabbit clean and in good health, feeding them an appropriate diet, carefully checking their bottoms at least twice daily and applying preventative treatments during the peak season.
Rabbits are at an increased risk of getting flystrike if they are unable to keep themselves clean due to obesity, arthritis, poor dental health or cramped, dirty living conditions.

Some of the typical signs of flystrike include:
🐰 Digging into a corner of their living area
🐰 A strong smell from their living area
🐰 Open sores or visible maggots on the skin
🐰 Lethargic and very quiet
🐰 Not eating or drinking

Please get in touch with us quickly for further help and advice if you have any suspicions.

Address

65 Hoveringham Drive, Eaton Park
Hanley
ST29PS

Opening Hours

Monday	8:30am - 7:30pm
Tuesday	8:30am - 6:30pm
Wednesday	8:30am - 6:30pm
Thursday	8:30am - 7:30pm
Friday	8:30am - 6:30pm
Saturday	8:30am - 12pm

Telephone

+441782214683

Website

http://www.shiresvets.com/

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