Broadland House Veterinary Surgery

Broadland House Veterinary Surgery Veterinary practice in Stalham, Norfolk. We are a local small animal practice with a team of dedicated and enthusiastic vets and vet nurses.

The practice has been providing veterinary care for over 20 years. We provide our own 24 hour cover for all of our clients. If you need our service outside routine hours, call us on 01692 580171 and your call will be diverted to the veterinary surgeon on call, there is a slight pause before the divert.. The team consists of 3 RCVS registered and qualified Veterinary Surgeons, 4 RCVS qualified vet

Nurses, one trainee nurses, one auxillary nurse, two receptionists, our cleaner and our practice administrator. We also regularly take on work experience students from college and highschool.

Warm weather can be dangerous for dogs, especially inside cars. 🐶 🚗Even if you park in the shade, leave the windows slig...
10/06/2026

Warm weather can be dangerous for dogs, especially inside cars. 🐶 🚗

Even if you park in the shade, leave the windows slightly open or only plan to be away for a few minutes, the temperature inside a car can rise very quickly.

Dogs can overheat fast, and heatstroke can be life-threatening.

Signs of overheating may include:

🐾 Heavy panting

🐾 Drooling

🐾 Weakness or wobbliness

🐾 Vomiting

🐾 Collapse

Please never leave your dog alone in a car. It is always safer to leave them at home, where they can stay cool and comfortable.

Share this post to help keep dogs safe this summer.

If you notice any of the signs mentioned, please get in touch with us to book an appointment for your pet.Remember: if y...
09/06/2026

If you notice any of the signs mentioned, please get in touch with us to book an appointment for your pet.

Remember: if your pet is not passing urine, that’s an emergency and your pet needs to be seen right away! 🚑

We wanted to talk about one of the many fantastic perks of being a client of Broadland House vets, and that is our new p...
09/06/2026

We wanted to talk about one of the many fantastic perks of being a client of Broadland House vets, and that is our new partnership with VidiVet!

From 16th June, all our registered clients will have COMPLETELY FREE OF CHARGE access to the VidiVet app! This means that you can contact a vet at any time of the day or night, by sending a video, photo or written message. You will always receive a video answer from a vet in less time than it takes to make a cup of tea!

We know that over 90% of concerns that pet owners have when we are closed don't need an out of hours appointment. So what better than having the support of a vet at your fingertips with unlimited messages! We see so much value in this service that we pay for it so that you don't have to!

We have asked our friends at VidiVet to send you 4 emails with registration links, starting on the 16th June. We will also tell you how to sign up here - so be sure to check back. It is crucial that you register using the same email address that we have on record for you.

If your cat stops eating for even a couple of days, bring them to us. Cats can develop hepatic lipidosis, a dangerous co...
08/06/2026

If your cat stops eating for even a couple of days, bring them to us. Cats can develop hepatic lipidosis, a dangerous condition where fat builds up in the liver, and the liver starts to fail.

Signs to watch out for:

🐾 Not eating or eating much less (often 24–48 hours is enough to worry)

🐾 Lethargy and hiding more than usual

🐾 Vomiting or drooling

🐾 Rapid weight loss

🐾 Yellow gums/eyes/ears (jaundice)

🐾 Weakness or wobbliness

A cat can stop eating due to stress (moving house, a new pet or baby in the family) or due to illness (dental pain, infections and so on).

It’s important to know that overweight cats are at a higher risk if they suddenly stop eating.

If your cat isn’t eating normally for a full day (or you’re seeing any jaundice), call us right away. Early treatment can be lifesaving, and it often requires nutritional support to get calories back in safely.

We love it when puppies come in to the practice!This sweet girl had lots of cuddles when she came in 🥰🐾
07/06/2026

We love it when puppies come in to the practice!
This sweet girl had lots of cuddles when she came in 🥰🐾

06/06/2026

Cats hide pain really well. 😿

Limping, sleeping more than usual, eating less, peeing outside the tray or being grumpier can all be signs that something’s wrong.

If you’ve noticed a change in your cat’s behaviour, get in touch with us.

05/06/2026

Do you have both pets and children? 🤔

Teaching kids about boundaries when handling pets is extremely important. Here are our tips:

🐾 Supervise always.

🐾 Teach your kids to let the pet come to them.

🐾 Make sure they are gentle with their pets.

🐾 Ensure they respect the pet’s rest zones, such as areas for eating, sleeping, hiding and the litter box.

Do you have more tips? Share them in the comments!

04/06/2026

Kind reminder: be patient with your pet (and yourself) at the vet. 🩺

A vet practice has unfamiliar smells, sounds, and other animals. If your pet is a bit anxious and not behaving as they would at home, that’s normal.

We can go slower, use treats, and adapt the exam to make sure your pet is as comfortable as possible!

Maybe a blanket they must sleep with every day? The hoodie where your cat loves to make biscuits? A favourite toy?Tell u...
03/06/2026

Maybe a blanket they must sleep with every day? The hoodie where your cat loves to make biscuits? A favourite toy?

Tell us the one item your pet can’t live without in the comments! 💬

If you have a new puppy or kitten in the house, you have a tiny explorer full of curiosity who will want to explore ever...
01/06/2026

If you have a new puppy or kitten in the house, you have a tiny explorer full of curiosity who will want to explore every corner of their new home.

Here’s a useful checklist to avoid emergency vet visits:

✅ Hide, cover or unplug cords and chargers.

✅ Everything that can be swallowed, think coins, kid toys, hair ties or socks, needs to be picked up and stored away.

✅ Make sure you don’t have any toxic plants at home or in your garden if you have an outdoor pet.

✅ Keep toxic foods, such as chocolate, grapes/raisins, xylitol gum, onions/garlic, out of reach.

✅ Keep medications and supplements stored in closed cabinets.

✅ Lock away any cleaning products.

✅ Use a lidded bin for trash and recycling.

✅ Secure any windows and balconies to make sure your pet can’t climb and fall.

✅ Keep your washing machine door closed at all times, since kittens love to climb into those.

If you’ve adopted a kitten or a puppy, do you have any other advice? Share in the comments!

Address

33 High Street
Norwich
NR129AH

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 6:30pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 6:30pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 6:30pm
Thursday 8:30am - 6:30pm
Friday 8:30am - 6:30pm
Saturday 8:30am - 12:30pm

Telephone

+441692580171

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