Vet Express

31/07/2025

Dear clients,

Please note that we will be closed on Friday 1st August 2025.

We will resume our normal working hours on Saturday 2nd August 2025. Thank you for your understanding.

24/07/2025

*Adorable Puppies Looking for Loving Homes! 🐾*

We have a sweet litter of puppies ready to be adopted into forever homes! These little ones were born after a kind stray mama dog found safety and care with a loving foster. Raised in a warm, nurturing environment, each puppy is healthy, socialized, and full of playful energy!

✅ *Second & third vaccines done*
✅ *Healthy and well cared for*
✅ *Raised in a loving foster home*

These pups are not from a breeder — they’re the happy result of rescue and kindness. By adopting, you're giving them the chance at a beautiful life and helping break the cycle of strays.

📍Ready for adoption now!
📞 Contact 1 (868) 330-3359 today to meet your new best friend!

*Give love. Get love. Adopt a puppy. 🐶❤️*

21/07/2025

16/07/2025

For all pig farmers, if you notice any of these symptoms please contact the Government unit!!

11/07/2025

💧 July is Pet Hydration Awareness Month! 💧

At Vet Express Veterinary Clinic, we’re reminding all pet parents: hydration = health!

🚰 Pets need fresh, clean water every day — especially during the hot months.
🐶 Signs of dehydration: dry gums, lethargy, sunken eyes, and reduced skin elasticity.
🐱 Cats are especially prone to low water intake — consider fountains or wet food!

✅ Tip: Always bring water on walks, and never leave pets in hot cars.

Keep your pets cool, hydrated, and healthy — we're here to help if you notice any signs of heat stress or dehydration!

📍 Vet Express Veterinary Clinic 100 Southern Main Road, Claxton Bay
📞 Call us at 221-2257 or (868) 465-80366 with any questions or to schedule a summer wellness check!

💧July is Pet Hydration Awareness Month!

This month, we’re raising awareness about the importance of proper hydration for dogs, cats, and all our beloved animal friends.

Just like humans, pets need plenty of water to stay healthy, especially during the hot JAVA months. Dehydration in pets can lead to serious health issues but with a little awareness and care, it's easy to keep tails wagging and whiskers happy all season long.

While fresh water is always essential, Purina wet food contains up to 70-80% moisture, giving your pet an extra boost of hydration with every meal. This can be especially beneficial for:
* Cats, who naturally have a lower thirst drive
* Senior pets or those with kidney or urinary issues
* Hot weather days, when dehydration risks increase

Stay tuned for tips, tricks, and refreshing ideas to help your pets beat the heat!

Visit www.purinaexpress.com to purchase Purina Pro Plan today !

03/06/2025

All pets desrve a loving home. This sweet girl is looking for a home. If you are interested in adding her to your family please contact 306-0395.

30/05/2025

The rainy season means that there is a higher infection rate of the Canine Parovirus. Here are some things you should know about it ⤵

Parvovirus is most commonly seen in unvaccinated or incompletely vaccinated puppies.

Parvovirus can be spread be direct contact with infected dog p**p via dog-to-dog contact, by flies landing in the environment, or even human contact.

Parvovirus is almost always a fatal disease, and can be costly to treat!

Give us a call at 221-2257 or Whatsapp us at 465-8036 to set up your pup's vaccine appointment today!

26/05/2025

Dear clients,

Please note that we will be closed on Friday 30th May 2025.

We will resume our normal working hours on Saturday 31st May 2025. Thank you for your understanding.

19/05/2025

If your pet has been having consistent skin issues, your vet may do a skin scrape test.

Skin scrapes involve taking a sample of skin cells to examine under a microscope to assist in diagnosing with the type of skin issues that your pet may be experiencing (eg inflammation, fungal infections or mites).

This will then help your veterinarian to plan a customised treatment plan for your pet.

14/05/2025

While gingivitis refers to the inflammation of the gums, stomatitis refers to a more generalized inflammation of the mucous membranes within the mouth.

It may involve the gums, tongue, inner surfaces of the lips, and/or the floor and roof of the mouth. In some cases, it can even extend down the throat. There is no known cause for stomatitis.

The most obvious signs of stomatitis include:

🔻extreme pain when eating, and subsequent change in eating habits/decreased appetite
🔻weight loss/malnourishment
🔻oral bleeding
🔻bad breath
🔻excessive drooling
🔻less grooming

Does it sound like you pet has any of those symptoms? Give us a call at 221-2257 or 465-8036 to find out how we can help!