Green Pastures Vets

29/09/2025

Do you remember the very cute Ozzie?
We thought we would treat you with seeing his lovely face again 💚 These photos were taken 10 weeks apart. As you can see this little chap is growing well and we absolutely adore his visits to see us 💚💚💚

23/09/2025

We asked the team - "What's your FAVOURITE DOG breed?".

21/09/2025

Rufus came to see one of our nurses and we couldn’t resist sharing this wonderful photo of him. Such a handsome and lovely chap 💚💚💚

20/09/2025

⚠️ 🚗 There are some road closures causing a lot of extra traffic and tail backs on the roads around the practice.
Please leave plenty of time and check your route if you have an appointment and are due to see us 🚗 ⚠️

17/09/2025

⭐️ 🎓🐶 Puppy Classes 🐶🎓⭐️

📆 Due to popular demand we have an extra puppy course starting

🎉A fun filled course to help you and your puppy learn essential training and socialisation skills

🐶 The course is suitable for pups that have had their primary vaccination course and are under 23weeks of age….

❤️Where? Green Pastures Veterinary Centre
🧡What day? Friday
💛What time? 7.30pm - 8.30pm
💚How long for? 5 week course
🩵Starting? Friday 24th October 2025
💙How much? £75 (for the 5 week course)
💜Who with? Sam: Our wonderful Registered Veterinary Nurse

☎️ If you are interested in booking, or for more information, please call Rachel at the practice on 01934 622022 or email [email protected]

10/09/2025

🎉 A huge congratulations to our fantastic registered veterinary nurse Sam who has been nominated for the Petplan Veterinary Nurse of the Year Award 🎉

Sam is one of our multi talented, dedicated nurses who you will see during the day, out of hours and even on the weekend when running our puppy classes! She is an asset to our team who we couldn’t be without
Well done Sam 💚💚💚

06/09/2025

We have some wonderful news- Coco has been found safe and has been reunited with her owner 🩷🩷🩷
Thank you for everyone’s help with getting this lovely girl back home 🏡

UPDATE: Reuntited with her owner. Thank you for everyone’s help with getting Coco back home 🩷

MISSING 🐱
Coco is missing, please keep and eye out for her and contact the practice direct on
01934 622022 if seen. We suspect she would be in the Weston Village area.

28/08/2025

UPDATE: Reuntited with her owner. Thank you for everyone’s help with getting Coco back home 🩷

MISSING 🐱
Coco is missing, please keep and eye out for her and contact the practice direct on
01934 622022 if seen. We suspect she would be in the Weston Village area.

26/08/2025

⭐️ 🐶 It’s International Dog Day 🐶 ⭐️

❤️ An extra special day to celebrate our dogs and how much joy they bring us

❤️ We would love to see some photos of how your wonderful dogs have spent the summer holidays

22/08/2025

☀️ Summer Bank Holiday Opening Hours ☀️

As always, if you have an emergency or need veterinary advice whilst we are closed over the bank holiday, please call the practice on 01934 622022.

17/08/2025

✨ Pet of the month – Gracie ✨
We would love to introduce you to Gracie a very lovely 3-year-old Pomeranian.
Gracie was brought into the vets by her owner after they noticed she was having trouble using her hind limb on walks, which resulted in her either holding it up or skipping with it.
A few days later Gracie was admitted for a workup of her lameness, this included an orthopedic exam and radiographs of her hind limb.
Once the exam and the x-rays had been completed, it was clear to the vet that Gracie was suffering from luxating patella.
Luxating patellas unfortunately are quite common in small breed dogs. It is where the kneecap (patella) slips in and out of its normal groove on the thigh bone (femur). This is usually graded from 1-4 where the kneecap is permanently dislocated. Gracie was given a grade of 3-4. This then required surgery to sit the kneecap back in the right position and to prevent it from slipping out again.
Gracie had her surgery, and she was recovering well............. until she unfortunately had a nasty accident in which she broke her Tibia (one of the lower bones in her hind limb) in the same leg she had just operated on. So this required further surgery to stabilise the fracture. Throughout this whole time Gracie has remained such a sweet girl and has taken everything in her stride. Gracie's owners have been amazing and have supported Gracie's recovery by attending weekly physiotherapy sessions and continuing with her rehabilitation at home.
We have chosen Gracie to be our pet of the month as she is a star patient.
🩷 Well done, Gracie 🩷

08/08/2025

Happy Narla came to see us for her routine booster. A beautiful girl with the loveliest smile 💜🩷