Origin Vets Clinic

19/10/2026

Meet our newest team member, Dr Bethan Wainfur!

Some of you will have already have met Bethan, as she visited us several times whilst completing her Extra Mural Studies as a veterinary student. Now a fully qualified vet, Bethan has joined us as we continue to grow our team!

Although Bethan loves all animals, she has a particular interest in reptile, avian and aquatic medicine. She's also one of the few Certified Aquatic Veterinarians (CertAqV) in the country!

We're delighted to have her on board and hope you’ll all give her a very warm welcome!

15/09/2026

Check out this gorgeous hognose snake, Cleo, who came to visit us recently - we just love her adorable little face!

10/09/2026

Look at this beautiful and very friendly Panther Chameleon that came to visit us last week - the photo doesn't do his colours justice, the team couldn't stop admiring him 🧡

04/09/2026

If anyone has any clean newspapers they'd like to donate to us, we'd be very grateful as our stores are running low!

03/09/2026

We have plenty of beautiful tortoises visit us here, but Maggie from Greenmeadow Community Farm is one of the biggest we’ve seen in a while. The photo doesn't do her size justice… she weighs just under 8kg!

01/09/2026

🐈 It's Ginger Cat Appreciation Day! 🐈

With their vibrant colour and their big personalities, it is safe to say that they are a firm favourite among cat lovers.

Is there a ginger cat in your life? We would love to see them in the comments.

26/08/2026

Happy International Dog Day!

We don’t treat dogs at Origin Vets Clinic, but that doesn’t mean we don’t love them.
To celebrate, here’s a photo of the wonderful Merlin, Claire’s family dog. The whole team adores him and we think you’ll agree he’s a very handsome boy!

Give your own dogs an extra cuddle from us today❤️

25/08/2026

24/08/2026

August is Immunisation Month!

Why are vaccinations important?

Vaccinations provide vital protection against serious diseases that can cause severe illness or death.

For rabbits, we vaccinate against Rabbit Viral Haemorrhagic Disease (RHDV1 & RHDV2) and Myxomatosis. These are covered by two vaccines, given at least two weeks apart, with vaccinations needing to be repeated yearly to maintain protection.

Before vaccinating your pet, we'll carry out a full clinical examination to make sure they are fit and well. This gives us a valuable opportunity to spot any potential health concerns early.

Is your bunny due their vaccinations? Call us on 02922 362 166 or book an appointment via our website help keep them protected all year round!

19/08/2026

It's World Photography Day!

If you're anything like us, your camera roll will be 99% animal photos! We'd love to see your favourite photo of your pet or wildlife in the comments below 📷