Client Update
COVID-19 PET OWNER ADVICE
We are experiencing lots of important questions related to caring for pets and keeping them occupied at this time. There are also concerns as to whether your pet can catch Covid-19 or pass it on through petting. Please have a read through our FAQ’s and advice.
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
|Kennel Cough and your dog, the facts
https://www.pennardvets.com27 May 2021
28 May 2021
There seems to be an increase in Kennel Cough cases at the moment so we thought we would remind you of what to look out for.
|Coronavirus Update...
https://www.pennardvets.com25 Mar 2020
25 May 2021
After the Prime Minister’s instructions last night, we thought we would update you on all the changes we will be putting into place.
|Meet our Cat Pet Slimmer Winner!
https://www.pennardvets.com09 Mar 2020
09 Mar 2020
When Timmy was rescued he weighed 14.4 kg and rather liked his food... this is his journey so far.
|Coronavirus and Pets
https://www.pennardvets.com05 Mar 2020
25 May 2021
The spread of the new coronavirus, COVID-19, continues to dominate the news headlines, and understandably some people may be concerned about the risk of transmission between humans and animals.
|Vomiting outbreak in dogs
https://www.pennardvets.com12 Feb 2020
18 Feb 2020
Not only have we seen a re-emergence of Alabama Rot recently there has been reports of dogs with vomiting episodes.
|Some final tips for a stress-free Christmas…
https://www.pennardvets.com23 Dec 2018
23 Dec 2018
Just a quick last-minute post with a few reminders on how to keep your pets calm over this festive period.
