Here at Pennard Vets we understand and appreciate how important and special your pet is.
From companion to family member to playmate to best friend, each has a unique place in your life.
Our commitment is to make your pet's health our priority, from youth to old age, from first steps to last, with care, compassion and dedication. Our mission is to deal with all your needs and to help make your pet owning experience as rewarding as possible.
At Pennard Vets, we believe in preventative medicine, but if your pet becomes ill, we can offer the latest equipment to make a quick diagnosis and provide effective treatment.
Would you like the peace of mind that you are doing the right thing for your pet?
- Unlimited Vet and Nurse Consultations
- Core Vaccinations as recommended for your pet's age
- Routine flea and worm control, as recommended by us
- Unlimited nail clips and anal gland checks as advised
- Annual senior blood and urine tests plus blood pressure check
latest News
|Pet BBQ Safety
https://www.pennardvets.com15 Aug 2019
15 Aug 2019
We are well into summer and the BBQ season so we wanted to remind you of a few things for pet safety while you are grilling.
|Cat-Friendly Gardens
https://www.pennardvets.com07 Aug 2019
07 Aug 2019
Just like us, most cats love the great outdoors, especially in the summertime. Here are our top tips to ensure your cats are safe and happy when outside...
|Cats and Sunburn
https://www.pennardvets.com31 Jul 2019
31 Jul 2019
It's not just humans who need protection from the sun – did you know that cats can also get sunburn?
|Adder Bites and your Dog
https://www.pennardvets.com08 May 2019
08 May 2019
We have received reports of the first adder bite of the year, in a dog walking in the Ashdown Forest. Luckily he made a full recovery, but here is some useful information about these dangerous snakes.
|The issue of weight and your cat
https://www.pennardvets.com24 Apr 2019
24 Apr 2019
One of the most common problems we see is obesity. When pet owners are recommended that their pet should lose weight, 90% fail without support. We all know ourselves how difficult weight loss can be but overweight pets have a shortened life span and are prone to conditions such as osteoarthritis, diabetes mellitus, heart disease and certain cancers.
|Have you heard of Feline Foraging?
https://www.pennardvets.com09 Apr 2019
09 Apr 2019
How many of us place our cat’s food in a bowl and walk away? But according to experts, that’s not how we should be feeding our feline friends. By simply placing their food in their bowl our cats are failing to engage their natural hunting instincts and more likely to become overweight.
