District Vet Nurse Services

04/02/2026

04/02/2026

Availability
I have some openings for a**l glands, nails, ear cleans/ plucks etc for the following dates. Direct message to book:
Monday 9th & Tuesday 10th
February.

11/09/2022

Snoozy Sundays 💤

Albi’s feeling tired after a long week of eating, sleeping and playing with her toys!

Feel free to send pictures of how your four legged friends like to spend their weekend.

Happy Sunday everyone!

23/11/2021

For anyone looking to get a new puppy on the run up to Christmas, here are a few tips and things to bear in mind.

• Be prepared to answer lots of questions. Good breeders will be just as interested in you as you are in the puppy as they want to ensure their pup is going to a good home.

• Make sure when you first meet the puppy it is in their own home. You should be suspicious if they ask to meet in a different location or deliver the puppy to you.

• Ask for a full health history of both parents. Different breeds are pre disposed to different conditions so do your research into the breed and ask for proof of relevant health tests. For example if buying a Labrador you may ask to see the hip score certificate.

• It’s important that you see your puppy interacting with litter mates and you should always ask to see the mum.

• Ask for proof of microchiping. All puppies must legally be microchipped by the age of 8 weeks.

• Ask for proof of vet checks and vaccinations (where applicable). Puppies should not leave their litter until 8 weeks of age. Good breeders who’ll not let puppies go sooner than this.

• Crates and sleeping areas should be mostly clean and free from soiled food bowls and bedding. It should be nice and warm and indoors around the family. Never outdoors or in a shed or garage.

• Take your time- visit more than once, and don’t feel pressured to to buy the puppy if it doesn’t feel right. If you have any concerns about a breeder, you should report it to the SSPCA.

If you have any further questions feel free to send us a message and we’ll get back to you as soon as possible.

Advice follows research that suggests rising number of pets have conditions that may have come from low welfare breeding

14/10/2021

CALLING ALL SENIOR PETS 📣

25/09/2021

⭐️Meet Isaac⭐

I had the absolute pleasure of meeting this little guy the other day along with his lovely family. Isaac is a Siberian cat, with his ancestors dating back over 1000 years ago in the dense forests of Siberia.

Did you know, that Siberian cats actually have a water repellent coat and sometimes even enjoy playing in water and have been known to join their owners in the shower!

08/09/2021

I was out visiting the Beautiful Bonny last week. As always she sat amazingly well for her nail clip. It’s always a pleasure to see Bonny and her owner.

06/09/2021

We’re changing our logo to an updated version that represents what District Vet Nurse Services stands for and better depicts what it is we offer.

I’d like to take this opportunity to thank you all for your ongoing support and kindness in helping me bring my business to fruition. As a qualified vet nurse, I had always dreamt of offering a service where I bring pet care into people’s homes, and thanks to your support and willingness to try something different and new, I have now been able
to offer such services.

I am constantly adding to the services I offer through owner request and popular demand, so please don’t hesitate to get in touch if there is anything you feel the District Vet Nurse could do for you.

Thanks again,

Kieran

05/09/2021

⭐️IT’S NATIONAL PET INSURANCE MONTH ⭐️

Albi’s been doing her research on insurance policies and wanted to remind you all that when purchasing pet insurance, it’s important to buy a life time policy!

Regardless of what level of insurance you choose, going for life time cover means you are ensuring that your pet is covered for the duration of his or her’s life.

For example, say your pet develops diabetes, a life time policy will cover treatments like insulin for the duration of your pet’s life.

A non-life time policy however will stop paying out for ongoing treatment at your renewal date as it’s treated as a new policy.

For more information, please do get in touch!

27/08/2021

Last weekend, I was out visiting the very handsome Buddy for his nail clip. What a lovely boy he is!

We look forward to hopefully seeing him again soon!