Windsor Veterinary Surgery

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Windsor Veterinary Surgery Rutland House has been serving the community's pets for over 50 years.

We are a Veterinary Hospital offering care to patients not only locally as our Referral Service treats patients nationally.

Responsible Dog Ownership event happening tomorrow 🐶🐕‍🦺🐩Please see below for details
16/09/2026

Responsible Dog Ownership event happening tomorrow 🐶🐕‍🦺🐩
Please see below for details

17/08/2026

‼️ Missing from Liverpool Huyton, Hillside area‼️

Chipped
Neutered
Not friendly and will bite
Missing since Saturday 15.08.26 at 12pm

Please contact the surgery on 01744 853 520 with any information📱

03/07/2026

❗️ROAD CLOSURE❗️

We have just been made aware that Grange Lane has been closed, please allow some extra travel time. We aren't 100% sure where the road is closed up to and for how long so it might be a case of parking somewhere else and walking up.
If there's any issues please call 0151 428 5688.

🎺 Calling all light-coloured pets!While fur provides some protection, areas with thin or light-coloured hair, such as th...
26/06/2026

🎺 Calling all light-coloured pets!

While fur provides some protection, areas with thin or light-coloured hair, such as the nose, ears, and belly, are especially vulnerable to UV rays. Protect your pet by limiting their time in direct sunlight, providing shaded areas, and applying pet-safe sunscreen to exposed areas that cannot be licked off. Keep sunscreen away from the eyes and mouth. ​

Remember, prevention is key to keeping your pet safe and comfortable in the sun! 🌞🐾

⚠️ Heatstroke cases in pets are all too common; share the below far and wide!Many dogs get heatstroke when their owners ...
26/06/2026

⚠️ Heatstroke cases in pets are all too common; share the below far and wide!

Many dogs get heatstroke when their owners take them out during high temperatures. Let's prevent heatstroke by knowing when it's safe to take your dog outside, and please contact us if you think your dog might have heatstroke!
And remember to keep your pets hydrated and are given plenty of shade.

Enjoy the sunshine, but please keep tabs on your pets 💛

22° outside. 47° inside the car. 🥵Unlike humans, dogs can’t sweat through their skin, and they can overheat incredibly q...
26/05/2026

22° outside. 47° inside the car. 🥵

Unlike humans, dogs can’t sweat through their skin, and they can overheat incredibly quickly so NEVER leave dogs in a hot car, even for a few minutes.

RSPCA have an excellent guide on what to do if you find a dog in a hot car: https://www.rspca.org.uk/adviceandwelfare/pets/dogs/health/dogsinhotcars

Be ❤

Put the back of your hand on the pavement…If you can't keep it there for five seconds, it's too hot for paws.
25/05/2026

Put the back of your hand on the pavement…

If you can't keep it there for five seconds, it's too hot for paws.

Exercising in temps over 20 degrees can be a risk to fit healthy dogs, much lower for elderly, obese, flat-faced or larg...
24/05/2026

Exercising in temps over 20 degrees can be a risk to fit healthy dogs, much lower for elderly, obese, flat-faced or large breed dogs 🌡️🔥

Take them for a walk early morning or evening when it’s cool.

Stay safe and enjoy the glorious weather ❤

HOW TO SPOT HEAT EXPOSURE 👇Panting in hot weather is normal, but there are five symptoms you should never ignore if your...
24/05/2026

HOW TO SPOT HEAT EXPOSURE 👇

Panting in hot weather is normal, but there are five symptoms you should never ignore if your pet has been exposed to the heat. Contact us immediately if your pet shows any of the symptoms shown in the graphic.

*Please be aware that A mild form of these symptoms can be normal after exercise. If you’re unsure, please contact us for advice.

Stay safe and enjoy the weather ❤

⚠️ Remember: Wet then Vet. 🌊🏥👇Quickly wet the dog with cool water around 15 degrees (not freezing cold). If not availab...
23/05/2026

⚠️ Remember: Wet then Vet. 🌊🏥👇

Quickly wet the dog with cool water around 15 degrees (not freezing cold). If not available, any water that is cooler than the dog’s skin feels.

Cool water, around 15°C, is ideal, but any water will help. If you only have soft drinks, ensure they don't contain xylitol, and avoid pouring them on the dog's head. Wetting the dog will promote cooling through evaporation. Do this before taking them to the vet but don't spend too much time on it.

Afterward, contact the vet and inform them about the situation and how long it will take you to arrive. This allows the vet's team to prepare for your dog's arrival and increases their chances of receiving prompt treatment.

Avoid using wet towels on the dog as they can trap heat. However, specialised cooling vests that function through evaporation are suitable.

Address

177 Grange Lane, Gateacre
Liverpool
L255JY

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 6pm
Tuesday 9am - 6pm
Wednesday 9am - 6pm
Thursday 9am - 6pm
Friday 9am - 6pm
Saturday 9:30am - 10:30am

Telephone

+441514285688

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