PetMedics Veterinary Surgeons - Worsley

23/10/2026

💉🐾 Brave boy Broly! 🐾💉

Lovely Broly came in for his second vaccination and was an absolute star! ⭐

We couldn’t resist sharing this gorgeous boy with you all. 💙🐶

22/10/2026

🐾 Biscuit Jar Top-Up! 🐾
We've just popped into Black Out Coffee (please tag them in on social media again )to top up their dog biscuit jar! ☕🦴come and enjoy your hot drink with your dog
At PetMedics, we love getting out into our local community, supporting local businesses, and sharing our mutual passion for animals.
Does your biscuit jar need a refill? Or would you like us to visit your local business and drop off a complimentary jar of dog treats for your four-legged visitors?
Whether you're a café, shop, salon, office, or any other dog-friendly business, we'd love to hear from you and help make tails wag across our community! 🐶❤️
📞 Give us a call on 0161 794 4999 📩 Or send Sam a message - [email protected]
We're looking forward to meeting more local businesses, connecting with fellow animal lovers, and helping keep your canine customers happy!

20/10/2026

🍂 Watch out for mould this autumn! 🍂

As the weather turns cooler and wetter, mouldy food can become a hidden danger for our pets. 🐾

Mould can grow on items such as fallen fruit, compost, food waste and leftovers. If eaten, it can produce toxins that may cause symptoms including vomiting, diarrhoea, tremors, seizures and, in severe cases, can be life-threatening.

To help keep your pets safe: ✅ Keep compost bins secure
✅ Clear away fallen fruit from the garden
✅ Dispose of mouldy food carefully
✅ Supervise curious pets when out on walks

If you think your pet has eaten something mouldy, contact your vet immediately for advice.

Let's keep our furry friends safe while enjoying all that autumn has to offer! 🍁🐶🐱

20/10/2026

Fireworks season is coming - and it's never too early to start preparing! 🎆

Gradually introducing your pet to firework sounds at a low volume, alongside treats and positive experiences, can help them feel more comfortable when the real thing begins.

If you're concerned about your pet, get in touch with us for advice and support ahead of firework season. 💙

19/10/2026

🐾 Pretty Paisley paid us a visit at PetMedics Salford recently for her booster vaccination, and she certainly brightened our day! 💙

She was an absolute superstar throughout her appointment and made sure to pose for a few lovely photos before heading home.

Isn't she gorgeous? 😍

18/10/2026

18/10/2026

What’s your pet’s Halloween name? 👻

Share your pet’s spooky new name with us in the comments! We’re ready for some seriously spooky suggestions… 👀🎃

17/10/2026

Theodore and Tobias are magnificent Maine C**n brothers that are on our feline blood donor register. They have had blood pressure and blood tests earlier this year and were on standby when we needed them.

We had two very poorly cats who were so anaemic they required blood transfusions and after testing we found that Theo and Tobias were a successful match.
They and their owner's kindness and generosity have meant that we were able to stabilise our poorly cats.

Thank you, Theo, Tobias and their owners, we are all so grateful for your amazing donations!

16/10/2026

🐾 Olive visited us for her first vaccination recently! 💉💕

Starting vaccinations is an important step in helping keep puppies protected as they grow and explore the world around them. Olive was an absolute star during her visit and won plenty of hearts from the team! 🥰

We can't wait to see her again for her next visit. 💙

15/10/2026

🌷 Planting bulbs this autumn? Keep curious pets safe! 🐾

Many popular spring-flowering bulbs, including daffodils, tulips and hyacinths, can be harmful to pets if eaten. Dogs are often tempted to dig them up, and ingesting bulbs can lead to vomiting, diarrhoea, drooling and tummy pain.

When planting bulbs in your garden:
✅ Store bulbs out of reach of pets
✅ Supervise pets in freshly planted areas
✅ Clear away any leftover bulbs or plant material

If you think your pet has eaten a plant bulb, contact your vet for advice as soon as possible.

A little extra care now can help keep autumn gardening safe and enjoyable for everyone! 🍂🌷🐶🐱