Anne Nelson Vets

09/09/2026

Village Vets 24/7 (previously MiNightVet) in Caterham will be short staffed this evening. If you cannot get hold of them, please phone Vets Now in Sutton on 0208 127 0408

01/09/2026

A young cat has been brought into the practice that was found locally.
If you think this might be your cat, please call us on 0208 686 6070

31/07/2026

Village Vets 24/7 (previously MiNightVet) in Caterham will be closed overnight on Saturday and Sunday this weekend.
If you have an emergency with your pet whilst Village Vets 24/7 is closed, please phone Vets Now in Sutton on 0208 127 0408

28/07/2026

It’s grass seed season! 🌾

We had a lovely dog called Herbie in with us for a short while this morning and whilst he was here, we removed these two grass seeds from his ear.

Herbie was very brave and let us remove both these seeds 🫶

Grass seeds are found in long grass during the summer months and they can be very painful for dogs. They can become lodged in their eyes, ears, paws and in rare cases, under their skin.

We have seen so many grass seeds this summer already! ☀️🐾

24/07/2026

Vets Now in Sutton will be short staffed this evening. If you cannot get hold of them, please phone Village Vets 24/7 in Caterham on 01883 725 790

15/07/2026

We’re sponsoring this gorgeous puppy called Buzz who is a guide dog trainee with Guide Dogs UK 🐾

Buzz is currently with a puppy raiser where he’s being taught many different things including responding to every day cues and problem solving 🐕

The next step in Buzz’s training will be to go to guide dog training school 🫶

24/06/2026

Vets Now in Sutton will be short staffed this evening. If you cannot get hold of them, please phone MiNightVet in Caterham on 01883 725 790

24/06/2026

Some tips from Dogs Trust on caring for your dog in the warm weather 🐶

Think very carefully before you take your dog on a walk this week. With a rare red heat warning being issued in parts of the UK, hot pavements and high temperatures can quickly put dogs at risk 💔

Please share this post to reach more dog owners.

Hold the back of your hand to the ground for several seconds. If it's too hot for you, it's too hot for your dog's paws.

Walk dogs during the coolest times of the day, such as early morning or late evening. On exceptionally hot days, it may be best to avoid walks altogether and instead focus on enrichment activities and keeping your dog cool and comfortable at home.

More tips: https://bit.ly/4jKtQnW

[Image description: This infographic highlights some of the warm weather advice that is listed on our website and in the caption of this post.]

24/06/2026

Resharing this post from International Cat Care with advice on how to keep your cat as comfortable as possible in the hot weather ☀️

20/06/2026

Unfortunately we will not be open on Sunday 21st June.