So you just got a new Puppy or Kitten and wondering what you need to to do to make sure they have the best start in life? Good then you’ve come to the right place. At Paw paws Vet Clinic we can help and advise you during Puppy & Kitten First Steps. Starting now with good habits… Read more >>
Pet Nutrition Diets Balanced pet nutrition and healthy diet is very important and will vary according to the particular needs of your pet. Specifically formulated food provides balanced pet nutrition, usually better than a home diet can achieve. We consider age, breed, physical activity and health condition of your pet, then recommend the best nutrition for… Read more >>
Cat Vaccinations are very important, as the illnesses they protect against in most cases kill cats!. You get a Cat Vaccination Booklet, signed by Registered Vet, bearing an official Stamp of Paw Paws Vet Clinic. All cat vaccinations are transported in special chilled conditions, clinics then store them in fridges until they are injected by a registered Veterinary Surgeon.… Read more >>
Dog Vaccinations are very important. They are not against simple colds or Flu, they protect against horrible diseases that can cause your annimal great misery or even kill them. You get a Vaccination Booklet signed by Registered Vet, bearing an official Stamp of Paw Paws Vet Clinic. All dog vaccinations are transported in special chilled conditions, clinics… Read more >>
Microchipping is a simple procedure to help identify your pet if lost or stolen. It is also part of the requirements for your Pet Passport. Here comes the science bit.. “Its essentially an injection containing a small microchip the size of a rice grain, injected subcutaneously (under the skin). Its safe and no more painful… Read more >>
All pets need a Passport to travel abroad. Its very like getting your own Passport but we will handle all the paperwork involved. Your pet needs a Health Check, annual boosters vaccinations, be microchipped and parasite treatment done. If travelling inside the EU, the Rabies vaccination has to be given at least 21 days before travelling. Depending on regulations in different countries, you… Read more >>
We are currently not offering Grooming unfortunately. Sorry for any inconvenience. If you are an experienced Groomer contact us during working hours by phone or by clicking here.
Did you know that up to 85% of dogs have problems with their teeth? Many pet owners are not aware of the importance of oral hygiene for their pet, thinking “bad breath” is the only issue. In fact plaque and oral infections are common in dogs (and cats too!), resulting in systemic infections, gum inflammation,… Read more >>
Neutering is a routine surgery procedure consisting of either removing the testicles in males or the ovaries (and often the uterus) in females. Reasons for neutering a pet include population control, reducing aggression, territory marking and pets wandering. Medical reasons include prevention of mammary cancers, uterus infections and prostatic hyperplasia. THINKING OF NEUTERING YOUR PET? Come… Read more >>
Surgery is undertaken for elective purposes (such as neutering) and to diagnose or treat a condition. Diagnostic surgery is called “exploratory” surgery. It is usually also the best form of treatment for any tumor and it is the fastest way to repair most injuries. A positive post-surgical environment is vital for your pet. They probably… Read more >>
