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Chessington Veterinary Surgery

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Welcome to the official page of Chessington Veterinary Surgery. Chessington Veterinary Surgery provides a caring, professional service for your pets.

It is headed by Michael Hamblin, a veterinary surgeon with over 45 years of experience in small animal medicine and surgery. We ensure that our veterinary practice has the facilities and equipment necessary to provide the best possible care including separate areas for cats and dogs, to minimise stress. All our veterinary nursing team are great animal lovers. To ensure the proper care of your pets

, we employ professionally qualified veterinary nurses and our practice is recognised by the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons as a veterinary nurse training centre. Student nurses are carefully supervised by our qualified staff.

28/05/2026

This beautiful little friend is Teddy 🥰
Teddy's worried owner rushed him in to see our fantastic vet Aurobind, as he seemed to be choking 😳
On close examination, the poor boy had a piece of a dog chew lodged in his throat!!
The team swiftly got to work removing the chew and luckily Teddy is absolutely fine and already back home with his lovely owners 💚

Several types of popular dog chews carry significant risks for dogs. The most common dangerous chews include rawhide (which poses a high choking and bowel obstruction risk), cooked bones and antlers (which can easily fracture teeth), and sticks
We would always recommend avoiding these things for your precious dogs 🐾

27/05/2026

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.chessingtonvets.co.uk/vip-health-plan

📞 Get in touch with our team today to find out more or to take advantage of this offer. 020 8974 1197

Let’s keep your pets healthy, happy, and protected all year round 🐶🐱💚

22/05/2026

Hot Weather Alert for Pet Owners! 🐾
As we head into what is likely to be a very hot bank holiday weekend, it's important to remember that our dogs feel the heat even more than we do. What might seem like a pleasant summer walk can quickly turn dangerous—or even deadly—for your furry friend.
🔥 Why It’s Risky:
Pavement burns: If the ground is too hot for your hand, it's too hot for their paws. Asphalt can reach 130°F (54°C) or more on a 90°F (32°C) day.
Heatstroke: Dogs can't sweat like we do. They cool down by panting, which isn't enough in extreme heat. Heatstroke can come on fast and can be fatal.
Dehydration: Long walks in the sun increase the risk of dehydration, especially for flat-faced breeds like pugs and bulldogs.
🚫 Avoid walking your dog during the hottest parts of the day (typically 10 AM – 6 PM). Opt for early morning or late evening walks when the pavement and air are cooler.
✅ Tips to Keep Your Dog Safe:
Walk on grass when possible
Always bring water
Keep walks short
Never leave your dog in a parked car, even for a minute
Watch for signs of heat stress: heavy panting, drooling, weakness, confusion, or vomiting
Your dog relies on you to keep them safe—let’s make sure summer is fun, not fatal. 🐶💛

20/05/2026

Thank you for all of your kind towel donations after our recent post 🤗
We are now fit to burst 🌟
We will therefore put a hold on accepting any more towels or blankets as we cannot store them.

19/05/2026

Here at Chessington, we understand that there is no "one size fits all"
All of our patients are individuals and we try to tailor the way we handle them to suit their needs 🐾
Little Bruce here needed a thorough examination of his eyes and ears 👁️
Whilst he is the friendliest of boys, he is also a wriggly one 💚
Holding tight and restraining a dog like this would only cause him distress and make him worried about future visits
So we used bribery 😍
Armed with a tube of yummy liver paste, our fantastic nurse Vicki managed to keep him still and distracted - and having a lovely time - whilst the lovely Aurobind carried out everything he needed to
This pup's only worry was how much of the tasty treat he could get in his mouth 🥰

18/05/2026

How lovely is little Denis!! 🥰
This gorgeous little boy came to see us for his second vaccination
This will get him all protected against Parvovirus, Distemper, Infectious Hepatitis, and Leptospirosis 🦠
This means he can go out safely and get on with his very important puppy business
It was lovely to see you Denis 💚

15/05/2026

This beautiful little friend is Coco 💚
Being an older cat, Coco suffers with arthritis, which is very common in our older pets. 🐾
There are lots of things we can do to help you manage this and make your furry family members more comfortable
Coco has a monthly injection designed to alleviate pain associated with osteoarthritis and behaves beautifully for it 💚

14/05/2026

This beautiful little friend is Twinkle 🌟
Twinkle came to see our lovely vet Giulia for a health check so that she could have her flea and worming medication dispensed

We are governed by the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons and vets must conduct a physical examination to prescribe antiparasitics (flea/wormers). Vets typically require a check-up every 12 months to authorise 12 months of treatment 🐾

So, as well as following regulations, we also get to see your little ones for cuddles 🥰

13/05/2026

🌱It's that time of year again🌱
It is coming up to grass seed season 😭
Every year we, and all of our wonderful sister branches see lots of poor animals that have fallen victim to the dreaded grass seeds

Grass seeds are a serious, often hidden summer danger to pets, as their sharp, barbed, arrow-shaped structure allows them to easily pierce skin and travel throughout the body, causing infections, abscesses, and deep tissue damage. Common problem areas include paws, ears, eyes, and noses 😦

Paw/Skin Infection: The seed embeds in the skin—often between toes—causing excessive licking, chewing, swelling, or a small, pus-filled hole (abscess).
Ear Problems: Seeds trapped in the ear cause intense head shaking, scratching, or scratching at the ear.
Eye Damage: A seed in the eye can cause intense pain, swelling, and severe corneal damage.
Migration/Internal Damage: Seeds can travel through the body to the lungs, heart, or other organs, leading to life-threatening conditions.
Respiratory Issues: Inhaled seeds cause sudden sneezes, nasal discharge, or coughing.

The only thing we as owners can do is keep our pets away from long grass as much as possible and get in touch with us right away if you notice any of the signs above 🐾

12/05/2026

Cats frequently suffer from dental diseases, with roughly 70% developing issues by age three 😦

Common, serious problems include painful tooth resorption (breaking down of tooth structure), periodontal disease from plaque/tartar build up, severe gum inflammation (gingivitis/stomatitis), and fractured teeth. These often lead to chronic pain, tooth loss, and other health issues 🦷
Cats are such strong brave little creatures, they often do not show dental pain, and will continue to eat even with a sore mouth 🐾

Sometimes there are signs that owners will notice such as seeming uncomfortable when eating, suddenly preferring wet food rather than biscuits, a bad smell from the mouth or blood stained saliva. Often there are much more subtle signs that even the most attentive owner may miss

We are very pleased to be able to offer free dental checks at Chessington Vets. You are very welcome to get your little ones booked in and we can have a look at their mouth and teeth and possibly recommend treatment or things you can do at home to help 🥰
Any one of our friendly team will be happy to help 💚

Address

30-32 N Parade
London
KT91QF

Opening Hours

Monday	8:30am - 7pm
Tuesday	8:30am - 7pm
Wednesday	8:30am - 7pm
Thursday	8:30am - 6:30pm
Friday	8:30am - 7pm
Saturday	9am - 1pm

Telephone

+442089741197

Website

http://www.chessingtonvets.co.uk/

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