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Mortimer Vets Mortimer Vets is an independent small animal veterinary practice based in Leominster, Herefordshire.

🩶 Zazou 🩶This handsome guy has been in recently for an ultrasound scan 🐈‍⬛It’s a good job we’ve got nice, big & spacious...
22/10/2026

🩶 Zazou 🩶

This handsome guy has been in recently for an ultrasound scan 🐈‍⬛

It’s a good job we’ve got nice, big & spacious cattery cages to accommodate large cats, like this 6kg fella!

🤎 Aras 🤎Look at this cute fella who nurse Fiona gave a second vaccination to recently 💉Those ears have a mind of their o...
14/10/2026

🤎 Aras 🤎

Look at this cute fella who nurse Fiona gave a second vaccination to recently 💉

Those ears have a mind of their own!

Can anyone guess what two breeds he’s crossed with? 🐶🤔

We are proud to sponsor this every month…. Very well done 🧲🥳👏
07/10/2026

We are proud to sponsor this every month…. Very well done 🧲🥳👏

♥️ World Heart Day ♥️Today is world heart day! A healthy heart is so important for a healthy, happy pet. Often the signs...
29/09/2026

♥️ World Heart Day ♥️

Today is world heart day!

A healthy heart is so important for a healthy, happy pet. Often the signs of heart disease can start out very subtle, but learning the 'normal' for your pet is helpful to pick up on changes more quickly 🫀

Symptoms of heart disease in dogs include:
❣️Exercise intolerance/lethargy
❣️Non productive cough
❣️Excessive panting and increased respiratory rate at rest
❣️Generalised weight loss
❣️Collapse/fainting

Cats with heart disease can be harder to spot 🐱

Their symptoms include :
❣️Lethargy
❣️Increased respiratory rate
❣️Reduced appetite and weight loss

Some animals with heart disease will develop a murmur, which can be heard with a stethoscope, but in certain cardiac diseases this isn't the case and therefore noticing changes in your pet's overall health can be really important in picking up an issue 🩺

Although the majority of heart conditions are not curable, they can be very well managed with medication 💊

If you have any concerns or questions regarding heart health or general well being then please do not hesitate to get in touch 📞01568 601300📞

🌍 World rabies day 🌍Today is World Rabies Day! The disease has a devastating effect worldwide, though luckily the UK is ...
28/09/2026

🌍 World rabies day 🌍

Today is World Rabies Day!

The disease has a devastating effect worldwide, though luckily the UK is rabies free 🙌🏼

People travelling abroad with their pets will know they must be vaccinated against rabies and this will also be a requirement for those entering the UK from other countries where the disease is found 💉

99% of rabies infections in people come from dog bites. In countries where rabies is common, there is often a large population of stray dogs 🐕

Projects like 'Mission rabies' aim to reduce the spread of the disease through vaccination of both dogs and people, but also to educate people on how to avoid getting bitten 👩🏼‍🏫

Take a look at the amazing work Mission Rabies do across the world here:
https://missionrabies.com/

Vaccinating dogs and cats for travel is straightforward. One single rabies vaccination is given and will be valid for travel 21 days after injection. The immunity lasts for 3 years 💉

If you have any questions regarding rabies vaccination or traveling with pets then please do not hesitate to get in touch 📞01568 601300📞

Tess and the nuisance nectarine stone 🍑Tess thought it would be a good idea to get her paws on a nectarine stone, and sw...
24/09/2026

Tess and the nuisance nectarine stone 🍑

Tess thought it would be a good idea to get her paws on a nectarine stone, and swallow it! Following vet Abi’s examination, and her owners description of the stone size, a decision was made to remove the stone from her stomach, as the risk of it getting stuck in her intestine was quite high 👩🏼‍⚕️

Initially, Tess was given an injection to make her sick. Feeling rather sorry for herself, and a couple of rounds of vomit later, unfortunately she didn’t vomit up the stone 💉

We moved onto Plan B, remove the stone through the use of endoscopy. Tess went under a full general anaesthetic for this. Following some careful guidance and a lot of hands on deck from the nurses, vet Abi successfully removed the stone using the endoscope 🌟

Great result all round! Now Tess, no more nectarines for you!!

🌟 Have you heard about our Wellness Profile? 🌟For dogs and cats we are able to offer a wellness screen 🤩Recommended for ...
16/09/2026

🌟 Have you heard about our Wellness Profile? 🌟

For dogs and cats we are able to offer a wellness screen 🤩

Recommended for patients over 8 years old (though open to everyone) and is a comprehensive screen assessing blood, urine and faeces 🩺

These samples are sent to an external lab so results are not immediate but this does mean we are able to offer this at a substantial discount of only £80 🙌🏼

Screening allows detection of issues at an early stage, giving us more options for treatment/management 👩🏼‍⚕️

This includes:
✨Full haematology
✨Full Biochemistry including SDMA (kidney function) and T4 (thyroid function)
✨Electrolyte assessment
✨Urinalysis – including analysis of sediment
✨Faecal screen – to check for parasites.
✨Registered Veterinary Nurse health check

If you’re interested in this offer for your pet, then please give the practice a call 📞 01568 601300 📞

📍Microchipping📍Microchipping cats and dogs has had a very positive impact on identifying, tracing and reuniting animals ...
12/09/2026

📍Microchipping📍

Microchipping cats and dogs has had a very positive impact on identifying, tracing and reuniting animals with their owners over the years 🐈

Not only is it a unique identification to each animal but it provides the contact information of their registered owner 📝

It is a legal requirement for ALL dogs to be microchipped by 8 weeks of age 🐕 and pet cats by 20 weeks of age 🐈‍⬛

With puppies; generally they are chipped at their first vaccination at 8 weeks old, but some breeders will have them chipped with the rest of their litter 🐶

Kittens are often left until they are neutered, though they too can be chipped at the time of vaccination 🐱

The fee for a microchip to be implanted and registered with Mortimer Vets is £22.06 💰

If you would like any further information about microchipping, or would like to book your pet in to be chipped then please call the practice on 📞 01568 601300 📞

Address

Unit 7, Northern Lights Business Park
Leominster
HR60SW

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 5:30pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 5:30pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 5:30pm
Thursday 8:30am - 5:30pm
Friday 8:30am - 5:30pm

Telephone

+441544388262

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