Wilson & Partners - Veterinary Surgeons

29/08/2026

Found Melville Road roundabout St Andrews, young female black cat, sadly deceased. No microchip. Please contact our St Andrews Practice on 01334 479279 if you think she may be yours.

29/07/2026

Sadly we have had a cat handed into our Leven branch this morning following a suspected RTA.
Black and white tuxedo - white chest and paws, young male entire, no microchip. Found in Den walk, Methil this morning.
If you think this could be your cat please get in touch with us at the leven branch on 01333 424371.

03/07/2026

Sadly a deceased cat has been handed in after an accident with a car. Found on Cupar Road, in Pitscottie. Black, entire male, no chip or collar.
If you think this is your cat please get in touch with the practice on 01334 652273.

23/05/2026

Come along and see us at the Fife Show, we are next to the Game Fair ring - lots of fun things to see and do !
Celebrating 100 years of Wilson and Partners !

20/05/2026

💜VETERINARY NURSE AWARENESS MONTH💜

Veterinary nursing is so much more than what people see during appointments. Behind the scenes are years of study, training, exams, and OSCES - often all while trying to make that work - life balance work.

Many student nurses spend over 3 years preparing for exams and OSCES while continuing to care for patients with compassion and professionalism every day.

At Wilson and Partners we are especially proud to be a training practice to support our SVNs working towards their qualifications to become RVNs. Together with our RVNs and ACAs working as a team the patient care provided is second to none and is our upmost priority. Without our nurses this wouldn't be possible.

We are incredibly proud of our nurses here at Wilson's, your hard work and commitment to your career each day does not go unnoticed, and we are grateful to have such a supportive and dedicated team💜

30/04/2026

❤️‍🩹Ending this month with wound talk!❤️‍🩹

Second intention healing is when a wound heals naturally from the inside out, rather than closure with stitches. Proper care is required to allow the skin to regenerate with healthy tissue, contract and form new skin.
Wound breakdown can be seen commonly in areas which are difficult to close and require more attention. It can be disheartening to see this happen however with the right management, care and attention, the results can be really positive just like this one!

Huge thank you to our patient Chunk and his owner allowing us to share Chunks wound images!💙

28/04/2026

Huge congratulation's to our SVN, now RVN Kristie!💜

You have done absolutely fantastic, the stress is finally over! Very well done, you are an incredible nurse and we are so lucky to have you on our Wilson's team!

27/04/2026

22/04/2026

Join us in sharing our appreciation for our wonderful reception team this Veterinary Receptionist Week💙

10/04/2026

📸🐾Happy Selfie Day!🐾📸