Lisa’s Vet Nurse Services

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Lisa’s Vet Nurse Services I’m a registered veterinary nurse offering pet health care in the comfort of your own home. RCVS registered and fully insured, covering Leeds and Bradford.

RCVS registration 7078791

🕰️🐾 THE CLOCKS ARE GOING BACK! 🍂Thclocks go back one hour — an extra hour in bed for us, but not necessarily for our pet...
24/10/2026

🕰️🐾 THE CLOCKS ARE GOING BACK! 🍂

Thclocks go back one hour — an extra hour in bed for us, but not necessarily for our pets! 🐶🐱

Here are a few simple tips to help your furry friends adjust to the time change:

🐾 🍽️ Feeding times: Your pets might still expect their breakfast and dinner at the usual time! Try gradually adjusting their feeding routine over a few days.

🐾 🚶‍♀️ Walkies: Keep walks and toilet breaks as consistent as possible while your pets get used to the new routine.

🐾 🌙 Be safe in the dark: With darker evenings arriving earlier, wear reflective clothing and use lights or reflective collars on walks. Stick to well-lit routes and keep your dog visible.

🐾 🐱 Outdoor cats: Remember that it gets dark earlier! Keep an eye on outdoor adventures and consider keeping your cat indoors during darker periods, especially near busy roads.

🐾 💊 Medication: If your pet has regular medication, check with your vet if you’re unsure whether the timing needs adjusting.

🐾 ❤️ Routine is everything: A little patience and consistency will help your pets settle into the new schedule.

Remember, our pets don’t understand daylight saving time — they just know when they think it’s dinner time! 😂🐾

From your friendly mobile vet nurse, helping keep your pets happy, healthy and cared for in the comfort of their own home. 🏡❤️

💬 How many of you will be woken up an hour early by your furry alarm clock? ⏰🐶🐱

24/10/2026

🐈‍⬛ FEMALE NEUTERING OFFER 🐕

Grab yourself 25% off CAT and DOG neutering during selected time period!

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23/10/2026

These reviews mean so much to me and my little business 🫶

21/10/2026

Clocks are going back this weekend - This change can unsettle dogs and cats — here’s how to help!!

When the clocks go forward or back, our pets don’t understand why their routine suddenly feels “wrong.” Dogs and cats rely on circadian rhythms and predictable daily cues — daylight, feeding times, walks, and household activity — rather than the numbers on a clock. This means a one‑hour shift can cause temporary confusion, hunger at the “old” time, restlessness, or early‑morning wake‑ups.

🐾 Why it matters for pets on medication
Pets receiving time‑sensitive medication (e.g., insulin, anti‑epileptic drugs) are especially affected. Sudden changes in dosing times can disrupt blood sugar control or seizure stability, so these pets need a gradual transition.

✔️ How to adjust feeding and medication safely
A gradual shift is the gentlest and safest approach:

Move meals, walks, and medication by 10–15 minutes per day for 3–5 days before the clock change.
This small daily adjustment helps their internal rhythm adapt without stress.

For pets on strict medication schedules, especially insulin or anti‑epileptic drugs, plan the change in advance and follow a controlled adjustment schedule.
Some medications tolerate an hour’s shift; others do not.

Always check with your vet if you’re unsure on what to do or the type of medication your pet is using.

If you forget to prepare, you can still shift by 15 minutes the following week over a few days — it’s easier for pets to absorb than 30 minutes or a full hour at once.

🐶🐱 What to expect
Most pets settle within a few days. Senior animals, anxious pets, and those with very fixed routines may take a little longer, but gentle consistency will help them adjust smoothly.

🐾 Luna 🐾This beautiful Scottish fold Luna was such a good girl for her nail clip! Myself and her owner was unsure how sh...
20/10/2026

🐾 Luna 🐾

This beautiful Scottish fold Luna was such a good girl for her nail clip! Myself and her owner was unsure how she would react however she coped very well and the job was done in no time ☺️

🐾 Herbie🐾I was lucky enough to meet this precious boy yesterday! He just laid on the sofa whilst I gave him a nail clip!...
20/10/2026

🐾 Herbie🐾

I was lucky enough to meet this precious boy yesterday! He just laid on the sofa whilst I gave him a nail clip! 🥰🥰🥰

19/10/2026

I’ve had a few messages recently asking if I can supply flea and worm treatments for pets.

Unfortunately, as I’m not a vet, I’m unable to supply or prescribe these treatments. 🐾

For advice on the most suitable products for your pet, please contact your vet, who will be able to recommend the right treatment for their individual needs.

Thank you for your understanding and continued support! ❤️🐶🐱

🐾Pig aka Marley🐾 I got to meet this handsome boy today as he’s being having a little trouble with his a**l glands!! Even...
13/10/2026

🐾Pig aka Marley🐾

I got to meet this handsome boy today as he’s being having a little trouble with his a**l glands!!
Even though he is 12years old he is full of life and just an absolute gem of a dog 🐶

10/10/2026

For anyone looking for a new fur baby 😻

08/10/2026

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Leeds
LS13

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm
Saturday 9am - 5pm
Sunday 9am - 5pm

Telephone

+447817865815

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