Hythe Vet Centre

13/06/2026

We hope you have all had a lovely Saturday 💜

I hope that you are having a lovely day so far, lovely people.

12/06/2026

How’s your Friday evening going? 😆💜

Yep....How about you?

11/06/2026

Is your cat a hug lover or loathed? 🐈‍⬛💜

11/06/2026

Is Your Pet Scratching More Than Usual? Scratching, licking, chewing or overgrooming can be a sign of fleas, allergies, mites or skin irritation. – If your pet seems uncomfortable or their skin looks sore, it’s best to get them checked. Read our itchy skin advice here:

Is your pet scratching, licking or losing fur? Learn common causes of itchy skin in pets and when to book a vet appointment.

10/06/2026

So true! 🐶💜

09/06/2026

Who are we to disagree?! 🐈‍⬛💜

09/06/2026

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One of our Nurses Kassandra is doing a charity walk from Dover to Canterbury to raise money for Pilgrims Hospice. Any donation would be greatly appreciated.

Help Kassie Roberts raise money to support Pilgrims Hospices In East Kent

08/06/2026

Grass can be a danger to your cats, if they are sneezing and coughing it could be a sign that they have a blade stuck so be aware 💜

When Ginge the cat started sneezing and coughing, his owner, Laura, knew something wasn’t right. Then he began struggling to breathe and sneezing blood, so she quickly got in touch with Nottingham Pet Wellbeing Centre, The Marian and Christina Ionescu Hospital, for help.

The team discovered a 10cm blade of grass stuck up Ginge’s nose! While it might sound unusual, grass can be really irritating for cats and can sometimes lead to infection if it gets lodged where it shouldn’t. The vets gently sedated Ginge and safely removed the grass, giving him instant relief.

Laura said, “You couldn’t see anything stuck in his nose or mouth, so it must have been really far back. As soon as the vets got it out, Ginge was back to his normal self almost straight away. He started as a stray cat who used to come and sit in our garden. Until one day, he walked through the back door and never left! We tried to find out if he belonged to anyone, but nothing came of it. We wouldn’t be without him for the world – he’s an amazing cat. I can’t thank PDSA enough.”

If your cat likes nibbling on grass in the garden, keeping it trimmed short can help reduce the chance of longer blades getting stuck and causing problems 🌱

[Visual description: Ginger cat, Ginge, lying down on a green towel. Next to him on a white piece of paper is the 10cm blade of grass that was pulled out of his nose. In a small pink circle is a picture of the plant out of the garden that the grass blade came from, which has a warning symbol next to it.]

07/06/2026

Our guide for anyone considering getting a pet health plan 💜

Wondering if a pet health plan is right for your pet? Discover the benefits, cost savings, and peace of mind that health plans offer here...

06/06/2026

Shoes, a canine delicacy! 👟😆💜