Littlecroft Vets

02/06/2026

This is Snowy and her babies. She came to see us as she was very unwell due to an infection in her uterus. One week later she was much better and showing off her babies to the vet!🐾🐾

21/05/2026

Say hi to Hugo! This handsome boy came to see us and get a weight check and was a very good boy! ❤🐾

20/05/2026

Say hi to Oliver, this little cutie came in to see us, for his first vaccine, and he was a very good boy! ❤🐾

19/05/2026

This is Otto, he came to see us a few months ago as he had stopped eating. His x-ray showed he had gravel in his intestine and was blocked. He has had multiple days of syringe feeding and warm baths. He has now passed most of the gravel, and is a happy lad munching on his dandelion!❤🐢

15/05/2026

Say hi to Arthur, the CEO of cuteness. He came into to see us today in his best suit, to negotiate a better deal on treats!!!!!

❤🐾

24/04/2026

This week is veterinary receptionist week and we want to give a shout out to our amazing team, who greet you and your fur babies every time you visit us. They offer support, compassion and reassurance alongside organising appointments, emergencies and much much more!

Littlecroft would be lost without our amazing reception team, past and present, and we are extremely grateful for their hard work and dedication 🐾🐾❤🐶🐱🐰

23/04/2026

Everything you need to know about TODAY’S
changes!
EU pet passports issued to GB residents will no
longer be valid for EU travel
Animal Health Certificates (AHCs) will be
required for dogs, cats and ferrets
Entry rules for returning to Great Britain are
unchanged
Before travelling, pet owners should always check
entry requirements for their destination country.

Check https://www.gov.uk/taking-your-petabroad for the latest guidance and updates.

17/04/2026

Ellie and Diane being presented with their Nettie award by Jenny who nominated them for going above and beyond to help assist one of our clients who was extremely distressed.

They showed professionalism and compassion and we are so proud of them 👏 ❤

VetPartners

06/03/2026

01/03/2026

We can politely ask them to leave…

Plaque is a sticky film of bacteria that forms within hours after eating. If not removed, it hardens into tartar, which can cause gum disease, tooth decay, and more.

🦷 Bad breath
🦷 Yellow/brown staining
🦷 Red gums
🦷 Difficulty eating or chewing
🦷 Pawing at the mouth