Vetcare Hindley

Vetcare Hindley Provides Exceptional Client and Patient Care in all aspects of Veterinary Medicine and Surgery Small Animal Veterinary Practice

**FOUND**This gorgeous chap was found in Leyland Park, Hindley.  Black and white entire male, not microchipped so unable...
06/03/2026

**FOUND**

This gorgeous chap was found in Leyland Park, Hindley. Black and white entire male, not microchipped so unable to locate owner. He has a wound to his head which we are treating him for and then we will hopefully find him a space in rescue if nobody comes forward.

Please spare a share.

**FOUND -HINDLEY GREEN** These two girls have just been found in Hindley Green, only one is chipped but unfortunately we...
19/02/2026

**FOUND -HINDLEY GREEN**

These two girls have just been found in Hindley Green, only one is chipped but unfortunately we are unable to get any owner information.

If you have any information or if they belong to you, please contact the surgery as soon as possible on 01942 522999.

**FOUND**Male Dachshund found Atherton Road, Hindley.  Is microchipped but unable to obtain owner details.Please contact...
06/02/2026

**FOUND**
Male Dachshund found Atherton Road, Hindley. Is microchipped but unable to obtain owner details.
Please contact the Hindley surgery on 01942 522999 or email [email protected]

Please spare a share to help locate the owner.

19/12/2025
We thought we would introduce you all to Teddy, our little weight club star! 🤩Teddy joined our weight loss club just und...
01/12/2025

We thought we would introduce you all to Teddy, our little weight club star! 🤩

Teddy joined our weight loss club just under eight weeks ago and has already lost an amazing 1.5KG, which is a whole three pounds!

We know how difficult weight loss can be with pets, as their little faces are just too hard say no to, especially when it comes to treats. But Teddy's mum and family have really committed to the weight loss, and we can definitely see results!🥦

Teddy has come to see Bethany over the last few weeks for a weigh in, measurements and the most important thing... extra cuddles!

Teddy and his family are doing incredibly well, and we are so proud of his progress so far.

Look at that smile in his after picture, he is definitely feeling the benefits 🙂 Well done Teddy keep it up!

National Pet Cancer Awareness Month is observed in November to raise awareness about pet cancer, which is a leading caus...
11/11/2025

National Pet Cancer Awareness Month is observed in November to raise awareness about pet cancer, which is a leading cause of death in older dogs and cats. The month encourages you, as pet owners, to learn about the signs of cancer and the importance of early detection through regular veterinary examinations; this is why annual vaccinations are important, not only to protect your pet against infectious diseases, but also so they can have a full clinical examination at least once yearly and you can discuss any concerns with your vet.
Cancer is a significant health issue for pets, and early detection significantly improves treatment outcomes and quality of life. About half of dogs over the age of 10 are likely to develop cancer, and roughly 1 in 5 cats will be diagnosed in their lifetime. Its important that you schedule regular veterinary examinations, especially for older pets, which are crucial for early detection. Make sure you look out for changes in your pet’s appetite, weight, energy levels, or lumps and sores – if you notice any unusual signs, book an appointment with the vet.

https://vetcareltd.co.uk/hindley-wn-veterinary-appointment/

Reduce risk factors:
Spaying can reduce mammary gland and uterine cancer risk in females.
Avoid smoking around your pet, as second-hand smoke can cause cancer.

Common types of pet cancer:
Lymphoma: A common type in dogs, with symptoms including swollen lymph nodes, lethargy, and loss of appetite.
Melanoma: A type of skin cancer that can appear as a dark spot, especially around the mouth or on the feet.
Mast cell tumours: A type of skin tumour that can be difficult to treat but has a good prognosis if caught early.
Osteosarcoma: A painful bone cancer more common in larger breeds.

If you have any worries and concerns, please do not hesitate to contact us immediately.

Yesterday our Veterinary Nurse, Bethany, and her team completed the Manchester Half Marathon. We know how many of you fr...
13/10/2025

Yesterday our Veterinary Nurse, Bethany, and her team completed the Manchester Half Marathon.

We know how many of you from Hindley surgery kindly donated and asked how her training was going, so we thought it’s worth sharing on here how well they all did!

This run was in memory of Bethany's dog, Mavis, who they sadly lost last year at only six years old after a short three week battle with bladder cancer.

Bethany made a promise to go from none runner, to half marathon runner in a year and she did just that to help with her grief and do something amazing in memory of Mavis.

The team managed to raise a whopping £1670 for Blue Cross UK which is an absolutely outstanding amount of money for the charity.

Bethany wants to pass her thanks onto every single person who donated and gave her words of encouragement every time they came into the practice!

Well done Bethany and team, super proud of your achievement in Mavis's memory and the money you have raised for such a fabulous charity.

Missing since 20th Aug from Claremont Avenue Hindley WN2 4JG Female approx 8ys old.  Needs medication for seizures.Any i...
13/09/2025

Missing since 20th Aug from Claremont Avenue Hindley WN2 4JG
Female approx 8ys old.
Needs medication for seizures.
Any info please contact [email protected]

Teddy has been missing from the Alfred Street area of Platt Bridge since February.  He is a large tabby male who also ha...
12/09/2025

Teddy has been missing from the Alfred Street area of Platt Bridge since February. He is a large tabby male who also has some distinctive white markings. He is incredibly chatty and friendly, and so the owners are concerned that he could have gone off with or been taken by someone. He is microchipped. Please let us know if you have seen him - can also email [email protected]

05/09/2025

we have a stray tabby male cat brought in this morning found at Platt Bridge who has been in an RTA, no microchip. We have got him on IV fluids and medical management for shock. Does any know someone who may be missing him ?

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Friday 9am - 5pm
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