Whisker & Woof

Whisker & Woof Premium veterinary practice, offering outstanding care

15/08/2026

Sky is a wonderful, gentle dog that’s been coming to see us since since we first opened. She’s doing great at 16 years old now, but her longstanding skin tag started to enlarge and become inflamed. It finally split, and the decision was made to remove it surgically. We made some adjustments to her pre-medication to take into account her age, and she sailed through the anaesthesia like a dream! Owners really worry about anaesthesia, and there is always a very small risk, but the benefits of tailored anaesthesia are clear to see. Well done Sky! 🐶 👩‍⚕️ 🥇

03/08/2026

The Whisker & Woof Story. Find out why we do what we do, what we believe in, and why our award-winning, independent veterinary practice, delivers the kindest and most compassionate care possible. ☺️🐶🐱🐰

01/08/2026

*Warning graphic images* Toby helped himself to 250g of milk chocolate this morning! Chocolate, containing theobromine, is toxic to dogs, so we had to induce vomiting to evacuate his stomach. Follow-up includes a course of activated charcoal to bind any remaining theobromine in the digestive tract. The majority of patients present early and, with treatment, don’t develop any symptoms. 🍫 🐶 😮

28/07/2026

Looking after our patients post-operatively 😊🙃

24/07/2026

3 Years has just flown by! We would love to celebrate our birthday with you at the practice on Saturday 25th July 2-4pm! See Reel for details!🥉🥳🎉🎈

22/07/2026

Pulpitis, inflammation of the vital part of the tooth, is a common presenting complaint in veterinary practice. Teeth appear pink or grey in colour and the majority of the time need extraction. These teeth are painful for the pet and intervention is required. 🦷 😩 🩸

15/07/2026

Two nasal grass seed foreign bodies in a dog. We’ve dealt with a lot of grass seeds this season! 🐶👃🏻🌾

11/07/2026

Crystalline stromal dystrophy is an inherited eye condition in dogs, whereby lipid or cholesterol crystals form in the corneal stroma. Commonly affected breeds include Rough Collies, Shetland Sheepdogs, and Cavalier King Charles Spaniels. Some patients have an underlying disorder of fat metabolism. It is usually painless, slowly progressive, and rarely affects vision. 🐶 👁️ 😃

27/06/2026

*Warning graphic images* Poor Little Muffin presented to us this morning having self-mutilated her tongue and lips. This distressing medical disorder is feline orofacial pain syndrome, a neuropathic pain disorder seen most commonly in Burmese cats. Triggers include dental procedures and stress. In this four month-old patient, imminent eruption of permanent teeth would be the most likely cause. Management includes soothing pain-relief and antibiotics, along with a short stay in an Elizabethan collar. Get well soon Muffin! 🦷 🐱 💊

23/06/2026

*Warning graphic images* Pleural effusion (fluid in the chest cavity) is a common presenting condition seen in veterinary practice. Underlying causes include heart failure and malignancy, amongst others. See Persephone’s story here. 😺♥️💉

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London
SE39DJ

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 6:45pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 6:45pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 6:45pm
Thursday 8:30am - 6:45pm
Friday 8:30am - 6:45pm
Saturday 8:30am - 12pm

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