VetPet Pet Vaccination Clinic

21/05/2026

Vetpet vaccination clinic. Affordable pet vaccinations based in Middle Rasen. Special puppy/kitten litters, and group bookings of 3 or more animals arrangements/totally separate clinic sessions available - enquire via WhatsApp or email [email protected]. www.vetpetvac.co.uk A**l Gland problems - mainly in dogs; occasionaly in overweigt cats. 1/ Seems to be totally random. Some often, some never. Tends to be more of a problem in small, overweight dogs. 2/ Signs? - classic are scooting, rubbing and biting rear end and caudal back/groin. Occasionaly in small toy dogs - depression/reluctant to leave bed/tail down 3/ Emptying - usually easy; sometimes difficult and needs a finger inserted into the re**um - this can be very fiddily and not advisable for lay people 4/ Secretion colour - very variable and of no importance unless frank blood in. Main thing is just empty them which usually sorts problems out. 4/ Cure?- does not really seem one that really works. See less
VetPet - Pet Vaccination clinic | Clinical Examinations Advice | Market Rasen | North Lincolnshire See less
VetPet - Pet Vaccination clinic | Clinical Examinations Advice | Market Rasen | North Lincolnshire

Pet Vaccination clinic | Clinical Examinations Advice | Market Rasen | North Lincolnshire

21/05/2026

Vetpet vaccination clinic. Affordable pet vaccinations based in Middle Rasen. Special puppy/kitten litters, and group bookings of 3 or more animals arrangements/totally separate clinic sessions available - enquire via WhatsApp or email [email protected]. www.vetpetvac.co.uk A**l Gland problems - mainly in dogs; occasionaly in overweigt cats. 1/ Seems to be totally random. Some often, some never. Tends to be more of a problem in small, overweight dogs. 2/ Signs? - classic are scooting, rubbing and biting rear end and caudal back/groin. Occasionaly in small toy dogs - depression/reluctant to leave bed/tail down 3/ Emptying - usually easy; sometimes difficult and needs a finger inserted into the re**um - this can be very fiddily and not advisable for lay people 4/ Secretion colour - very variable and of no importance unless frank blood in. Main thing is just empty them which usually sorts problems out. 4/ Cure?- does not really seem one that really works. See less
VetPet - Pet Vaccination clinic | Clinical Examinations Advice | Market Rasen | North Lincolnshire

Pet Vaccination clinic | Clinical Examinations Advice | Market Rasen | North Lincolnshire

21/05/2026

Vetpet vaccination clinic. Affordable pet vaccinations based in Middle Rasen. Special puppy/kitten litters, and group bookings of 3 or more animals arrangements/totally separate clinic sessions available - enquire via WhatsApp or email [email protected]. www.vetpetvac.co.uk A**l Gland problems - mainly in dogs; occasionaly in overweigt cats. 1/ Seems to be totally random. Some often, some never. Tends to be more of a problem in small, overweight dogs. 2/ Signs? - classic are scooting, rubbing and biting rear end and caudal back/groin. Occasionaly in small toy dogs - depression/reluctant to leave bed/tail down 3/ Emptying - usually easy; sometimes difficult and needs a finger inserted into the re**um - this can be very fiddily and not advisable for lay people 4/ Secretion colour - very variable and of no importance unless frank blood in. Main thing is just empty them which usually sorts problems out. 4/ Cure?- does not really seem one that really works.

Pet Vaccination clinic | Clinical Examinations Advice | Market Rasen | North Lincolnshire

18/03/2026

etpet vaccination clinic. Affordable pet vaccinations based in Middle Rasen. Special puppy/kitten litters, and group bookings of 3 or more animals arrangements/totally separate clinic sessions available - enquire via WhatsApp or email [email protected]. www.vetpetvac.co.uk At certain times of year, poisoning in animals becomes a lot more common. Easter means lot of chocolate, and chocolate is toxic to cats and dogs - especially dark chocolate. Children in the house increase the risk - chocolates left alone on a low table or dropped on the floor/givein to animals.

18/03/2026

Vetpet vaccination clinic. Affordable pet vaccinations based in Middle Rasen. Special puppy/kitten litters, and group bookings of 3 or more animals arrangements/totally separate clinic sessions available - enquire via WhatsApp or email [email protected]. www.vetpetvac.co.uk At certain times of year, poisoning in animals becomes a lot more common. Easter means lot of chocolate, and chocolate is toxic to cats and dogs - especially dark chocolate. Children in the house increase the risk - chocolates left alone on a low table or dropped on the floor/givein to animals.

16/02/2026

Vetpet vaccination clinic. Affordable pet vaccinations based in Middle Rasen. Special puppy/kitten litters, and group bookings of 3 or more animals arrangements/totally separate clinic sessions available - enquire via WhatsApp or email [email protected].
www.vetpetvac.co.uk
ROUTINE EAR CLEANING. 1/ Have the correct, good quality ear cleaner. The nozzle is important - you need to fill the canal with cleaner. You cannot put too much down, but you can certainly use too litte, so not a nozzle that just dispenses drops. A nozzle so that when the container is squeezed, a good lot comes out and overflows from the canal. 2/ Not too often - for routine, about 2-4 x month is fine. Too often may make the ear sore. 3/ Very important, lubricate the swab/cotton wool/tissue before use, with the cleaner. Dry swab/cotton wool/tissue is quite abrasive, and may make the ear sore. 4/ Good sq**rt down. Allow the dog/cat to head shake (almost certainly will). Leave a little while to dissolve excess wax down there, then gently use the lubricated swab/cotton wool/tissue, on the end of a finger, to wipe out the ear . Do not put cotton buds etc, down the canal unless a Vet/Vet nurse, or you may block the canal by compacting debri down the canal.

16/02/2026

etPet pet vaccination clinic. Affordable pet vaccinations based in Middle Rasen. Special puppy/kitten litters, and group bookings of 3 or more animals arrangements/totally separate clinic sessions available - enquire via WhatsApp or email [email protected].
www.vetpetvac.co.uk
ROUTINE EAR CLEANING. 1/ Have the correct, good quality ear cleaner. The nozzle is important - you need to fill the canal with cleaner. You cannot put too much down, but you can certainly use too litte, so not a nozzle that just dispenses drops. A nozzle so that when the container is squeezed, a good lot comes out and overflows from the canal. 2/ Not too often - for routine, about 2-4 x month is fine. Too often may make the ear sore. 3/ Very important, lubricate the swab/cotton wool/tissue before use, with the cleaner. Dry swab/cotton wool/tissue is quite abrasive, and may make the ear sore. 4/ Good sq**rt down. Allow the dog/cat to head shake (almost certainly will). Leave a little while to dissolve excess wax down there, then gently use the lubricated swab/cotton wool/tissue, on the end of a finger, to wipe out the ear . Do not put cotton buds etc, down the canal unless a Vet/Vet nurse, or you may block the canal by compacting debri down the canal.

16/02/2026

VetPet pet vaccination clinic. Affordable pet vaccinations based in Middle Rasen. Special puppy/kitten litters, and group bookings of 3 or more animals arrangements/totally separate clinic sessions available - enquire via WhatsApp or email [email protected].
www.vetpetvac.co.uk

ROUTINE EAR CLEANING. 1/ Have the correct, good quality ear cleaner. The nozzle is important - you need to fill the canal with cleaner. You cannot put too much down, but you can certainly use too litte, so not a nozzle that just dispenses drops. A nozzle so that when the container is squeezed, a good lot comes out and overflows from the canal. 2/ Not too often - for routine, about 2-4 x month is fine. Too often may make the ear sore. 3/ Very important, lubricate the swab/cotton wool/tissue before use, with the cleaner. Dry swab/cotton wool/tissue is quite abrasive, and may make the ear sore. 4/ Good sq**rt down. Allow the dog/cat to head shake (almost certainly will). Leave a little while to dissolve excess wax down there, then gently use the lubricated swab/cotton wool/tissue, on the end of a finger, to wipe out the ear . Do not put cotton buds etc, down the canal unless a Vet/Vet nurse, or you may block the canal by compacting debri down the canal.