Village Vets, Old Conna, Bray

12/12/2025

Hi everyone! 👋🐶🐱

To make sure your pets have everything they need during Christmas, we kindly ask you to place your orders for food and medication before 18 December.

Our supplier will be closed for the festive period, so ordering early helps us avoid delays.

Thanks so much for your understanding! 💚🎄

19/11/2021

This adored cat has gone missing in Clonsilla. Her owner is devastated so please share this and let's see if we can find her soon.

11/11/2021

Your cat is watching you! Cats track their owners’ movements, according to this research

Findings of Japanese study back idea that cats retain a mental representation of their owners

24/10/2021

The Examiner has become the most animal-focussed Irish national newspaper: see this excellent piece on feral cats in Ireland

With almost 250,000 wild cats estimated to live in Ireland, a small community of activists is aiming to trap, neuter and release as many as possible ...

18/10/2021

Call out to cat owners: please help researchers find out more about feline arthritis by taking 15 mins to complete this academic survey on arthritis in cats. And please share as widely as possible: the more people who complete this, the more we will learn about this common cat problem.

17/09/2021

Don't forget to watch Cat Hospital on RTE One at 8.30pm tonight. A really good example of cat medicine and surgery at its best in Ireland https://www.rte.ie/player/series/cat-hospital/SI0000006481?epguid=AI000004170

27/08/2021

I love this story about an unusual lost cat poster: I've ordered a couple to put up in my own area

A funny poster that's recently popped up in Cork and Fermoy is a lot more than it seems: the search for its owner leads to a creative and philosophical inquiry connecting Cork to the world.

03/08/2021

This little female kitten about 4 months old has been found in the Newcourt Road area of Bray Please Call Anne on
0861703530 if she’s yours.

01/07/2021

A journalist from the Telegraph interviewed Pete Wedderburn from Brayvet today for an article about "cats, dogs and Coronavirus - an update". She also spoke to others & looked at recent research. Read the piece here https://www.telegraph.co.uk/family/pets/pets-covid-everything-now-know-cats-dogs-coronavirus/

22/06/2021

Brayvet's latest newsletter covers a range of interesting pet related summer topics, as well as more updates about our latest developments for online ordering of foods, repeat medications. You will also learn about how to make your own online appointments with Brayvet.
http://www.vet-news.com/31395-PDF.pdf

22/06/2021

In this week's Examiner column, Pete talks about CPR in pets. Is it often needed? Does it work? And what, exactly, should you do if your pet collapses? Read more here https://www.irishexaminer.com/lifestyle/people/arid-40317116.html

17/06/2021

A surge in the number of cases of pancytopaenia, a rare blood disease, in cats in the UK has led to the recall of a small number of dry cat foods manufactured in a UK factory. Pets in Ireland are unlikely to be affected, as nearly 70% of the recalled products the Sainsburys brand and the AVA brand (sold in the Pets At Home chain of pet shops), neither of which are on sale here. However seven named dry foods from the Applaws brand were also named, and some cat owners may have been using these. The Applaws wet food is not affected, nor are most of the dry Applaws products (see this link to find out precisely which products are included: https://www.food.gov.uk/news-alerts/alert/fsa-prin-36-2021). If you have been feeding one of these products, you should change to an alternative immediately, and if your cats seems unwell in any way, contact us at once. https://www.rvc.ac.uk/news-and-events/rvc-news/feline-pancytopenia-update