VETCall Veterinary Surgery

29/05/2026

💚 Veterinary Nurse Month – Compassion, Advocacy & Client Support 🐾

Veterinary nurses do so much more than clinical care.

Every day, we support not only our patients, but also the people who love them. From reassuring nervous owners and answering questions, to advocating for patient wellbeing and providing comfort during difficult moments, compassion is at the heart of veterinary nursing. 💙

We celebrate the happy moments with you, support you through the hard ones, and always strive to give every patient the care, kindness, and voice they deserve.

Being a veterinary nurse means being a caregiver, educator, advocate, and source of support — all in one.

Thank you to all veterinary nurses for the incredible difference you make every single day. 🐶🐱🐰

28/05/2026

Save 10% on Tick, Flea & Worming Treatments!

We’re pleased to offer a limited-time promotion to help keep your pets protected this season.

From 26 May to 14 June 2026, you can get 10% off tick, flea & worming treatments for cats and dogs.

Protecting your pet from parasites is an essential part of their ongoing care and helps keep them:

Healthy and comfortable
Protected from ticks, fleas and intestinal worms
Safe from parasites spreading in the home
Supported in their long-term wellbeing

Parasites are active all year round, so regular prevention is the best way to keep your pet fully protected.

For even better value, join our VIP Health Plan!
Our VIP Health Plan includes routine preventative care such as flea, tick and worming treatments, along with vaccinations and health checks, all in one simple monthly plan.
https://www.vetcall.london/vip-health-plan

Get in touch with our team today to find out more or to take advantage of this offer - 020 8529 4004

Let’s keep your pets healthy, happy, and protected all year round!

Our suite of Healthcare Plans are considered the best in London (if not the UK’s) and is the most inclusive and cost-saving health scheme for pets.

28/05/2026

🩻 Veterinary Nurse Month – Today we’re talking about X-rays! 🐾

Did you know veterinary nurses play a huge role in diagnostic imaging and radiography?

Taking X-rays isn’t as simple as pressing a button — our nurses are specially trained to safely position patients, minimise stress, monitor comfort, and produce high quality images to help the vets diagnose injuries and illnesses accurately.

From identifying fractures and joint problems to helping detect internal conditions, X-rays are an essential part of patient care, and veterinary nurses are involved every step of the way. 💙💚

Veterinary nurses do so much more than people realise, and throughout Veterinary Nurse Month we’re shining a light on the incredible work they do every single day.

Thank you to all veterinary nurses for your skill, compassion, and dedication 🐶🐱🐰

27/05/2026

💤🩺 Veterinary Nurse Month Spotlight 🩺💤

Did you know veterinary nurses play a vital role in your pet’s anaesthetic and surgical care? 🐾

From the moment your pet is admitted, our veterinary nurses are there every step of the way — preparing them for procedures, monitoring their anaesthetic, and caring for them during recovery. ❤️

Veterinary nurses are specially trained to:
💉 Prepare patients for anaesthesia
🩺 Monitor heart rate, breathing, oxygen levels and blood pressure
🌡️ Keep patients warm and comfortable during procedures
📋 Monitor recovery closely after surgery
🐶 Provide compassionate inpatient nursing care

Your pet is never left alone under anaesthetic — our nurses continuously monitor them throughout the procedure to help keep them as safe as possible. ✨

Anaesthesia is so much more than “putting pets to sleep.” It requires skill, attention to detail and constant patient monitoring behind the scenes every single day.

👇 Tell us below:
Did you know veterinary nurses are responsible for monitoring patients throughout surgery and recovery? 👀

26/05/2026

🏥🐾 Veterinary Nurse Month Spotlight 🐾🏥

When your pet stays in with us for the day our veterinary nurses are the ones providing constant care, comfort and monitoring every step of the way. ❤️

Inpatient nursing is a huge part of what veterinary nurses do behind the scenes. Whether a patient is recovering from surgery, receiving treatment, or needing extra monitoring, our nurses are there to make sure they are safe, comfortable and cared for.

Our veterinary nurses provide:
🩺 Patient observations and monitoring
💉 Medication administration and treatments
🌡️ Temperature, pulse and breathing checks
🛏️ Comfortable bedding, warmth and hygiene care
🍗 Feeding and supportive nursing care
🐶 Plenty of reassurance, cuddles and TLC

Hospital stays can feel stressful for pets, so our nurses work hard to make them feel calm, safe and loved while away from home. ✨

Veterinary nursing is so much more than people realise — it combines medical skill, attention to detail and endless compassion every single day.

👇 Tell us below:
Has your pet ever stayed in with us for inpatient care? We’d love to hear your stories and recovery updates! 💚

25/05/2026

🩸🔬 Veterinary Nurse Month Spotlight 🔬🩸

Did you know many of your pet’s blood tests can be run right here in practice by our veterinary nurses? 👩‍⚕️🐾

From taking blood samples to preparing and running in-house laboratory tests, veterinary nurses play a huge role in helping diagnose and monitor illness quickly and safely.

Our nurses carry out:
🩸 Blood sampling
🔬 In-house lab testing
🧪 Preparing samples for external laboratories
📋 Monitoring ongoing conditions
💉 Patient care during and after procedures

Running tests in-house often means we can get important results much faster, helping our vets make decisions quickly when your pet needs care. ❤️

It’s not just cuddles and treats here — veterinary nurses are highly skilled medical professionals working behind the scenes every single day! 🐶🐱

👇 Tell us below:
Has your pet ever had blood tests done with us? Or did you know veterinary nurses carry out so much laboratory work? 👀

23/05/2026

Happy World Turtle Day! 🐢💚

Today we’re celebrating these incredible creatures and raising awareness for their health, care and conservation.

Turtles may be small and quiet, but they have very specific needs to stay healthy and thrive. Proper UVB lighting, clean water, a balanced diet and regular health checks all play an important role in keeping your shelled friends happy 🩺✨

Did you know turtles have been around for over 200 million years? 🌍

We’d love to see your turtles and tortoises today — share a photo in the comments and tell us their name! 📸🐢

If you have any questions or concerns about your turtle’s health or care, our VetCall team are always happy to help.

22/05/2026

🐾 VetCall Opening Hours Update 🐾

Please note our adjusted opening times over the weekend:

📅 Tomorrow: 9:00am – 12:00pm
📅 Sunday: Closed
📅 Bank Holiday Monday: Closed

If you have any emergencies during our closed hours, please call our usual practice number as normal and you will be automatically directed to Medivet Enfield for out-of-hours support.

Thank you for your understanding, and we wish all our clients and their pets a safe and happy weekend 💙

22/05/2026

💙💚 Veterinary Nurse Month 💚💙

Our veterinary nurses do SO much more than people realise! 🐾

Unlike human nurses, veterinary nurses are involved in almost every aspect of patient care within the practice. From taking blood samples and running lab tests, to monitoring anaesthesia, taking X-rays, caring for inpatients and assisting in surgery — they truly do it all. 🩺✨

They are the comforting cuddle before a procedure, the watchful eyes during recovery, and the caring support for both pets and owners every single day.

This month we want to celebrate and appreciate our amazing veterinary nurses for their skill, compassion and dedication to animal care. Thank you for everything you do for our patients, clients and team — we couldn’t do it without you! 🐶🐱🐰

21/05/2026

🐾 Veterinary Nurse Month 🐾

This month at VetCall, we’re celebrating and shining a light on the incredible work veterinary nurses do every single day.

From caring for patients during recovery, supporting surgical procedures, monitoring anaesthetics, running lab tests, giving advice to pet owners, and providing comfort to animals in need — vet nurses are the heart of veterinary care. 💙

Over the coming weeks, we’ll be sharing a closer look at what veterinary nurses do on a daily basis and the many roles they play in keeping pets healthy and happy.

Stay tuned and help us celebrate our amazing vet nursing team! 🐶🐱