Broadland House Veterinary Surgery

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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.

Is it the wagging tail at the door, the happy purrs, the excited zoomies, or just knowing they’re always so pleased to s...
15/10/2026

Is it the wagging tail at the door, the happy purrs, the excited zoomies, or just knowing they’re always so pleased to see you?

There’s something so special about being greeted by a pet who makes home feel even more like home. 💙

Tell us in the comments: what’s the best part of coming home to your pet?

Tomorrow, our very own Sarah will be taking on an exciting zipwire challenge for ! 💚 She’ll be soaring 150 metres acros...
15/10/2026

Tomorrow, our very own Sarah will be taking on an exciting zipwire challenge for ! 💚

She’ll be soaring 150 metres across the iconic Twickenham Stadium, all to raise vital funds to support Vetlife and the incredible work they do for the veterinary community. 🏉

Good luck, Sarah! We’ll all be cheering you on! 🙌💚

If you’d like to support Sarah and help raise funds for Vetlife, you can donate via our JustGiving page here: 🔗 https://www.justgiving.com/page/sarah-hellewell-1?utm_medium=FA&utm_source=EM

Autumn can mean cooler days, wetter walks and more time spent curled up indoors, and pets living with osteoarthritis may...
14/10/2026

Autumn can mean cooler days, wetter walks and more time spent curled up indoors, and pets living with osteoarthritis may need a little extra support.

Simple changes at home can help make everyday life more comfortable, such as:

🐾 Providing a warm, comfortable orthopaedic bed.

🐾 Keeping exercise regular and gentler rather than having very active days followed by long periods of rest.

🐾 Using non-slip rugs or mats on slippery floors.

🐾 Considering ramps or steps if your pet struggles to reach their favourite places.

🐾 Helping them maintain a healthy weight to reduce unnecessary strain on their joints.

A few thoughtful adjustments can make autumn much easier on sore joints.

Does your pet struggle with osteoarthritis? Tell us in the comments.

Chronic kidney disease (CKD) is one of the most common health conditions seen in older cats. As it develops gradually, e...
12/10/2026

Chronic kidney disease (CKD) is one of the most common health conditions seen in older cats. As it develops gradually, early signs can be easy to miss.

Signs to watch out for include:

🐈 Drinking more water than usual

🐈 Urinating more, and more often

🐈 Weight loss

🐈 Reduced appetite

🐈 Vomiting

🐈 Poor coat condition

🐈 Tiredness or hiding more than usual

Diagnosis is based on a physical examination, blood tests to check kidney values, urine testing, blood pressure measurement, and sometimes imaging such as ultrasound.

Though CKD cannot be cured, it can usually be managed to help cats feel better and maintain a good quality of life.

Treatment may include a prescription kidney diet, encouraging water intake, medications, supplements, and regular monitoring with your vet.

If your cat is showing any of these signs, it is worth booking a check-up. Early diagnosis can make a real difference. 💙

10/10/2026

Behind every appointment, there’s a team discussing, reviewing, and caring deeply about each clinical case. It’s never just one moment or one person; it’s shared expertise, thoughtful decisions, and a commitment to giving every animal the best possible care. 🥰

Brachycephalic obstructive airway syndrome, or BOAS, is a breathing condition that can affect flat-faced cats, such as P...
09/10/2026

Brachycephalic obstructive airway syndrome, or BOAS, is a breathing condition that can affect flat-faced cats, such as Persians and Exotic Shorthairs, just like it affects flat-faced dogs.

Their shortened facial shape can make it harder for air to move normally through the upper airways and lead to:

👉 Noisy breathing

👉 Snoring when awake or asleep

👉 Open-mouth breathing

👉 Exercise intolerance

👉 Breathing difficulties in warm weather or during stress

👉 Gagging or retching

BOAS can have a big impact on comfort and quality of life, even if the signs seem mild at first.

BOAS diagnosis is based on your cat’s history, examination, and sometimes further assessment of the airways.

Treatment depends on severity, but may include weight management, reducing stress and heat exposure, and surgery to help improve airflow.

If your cat struggles with breathing or seems noisy when resting, it is worth booking a check-up with us.

There’s always one favourite human… 🤭 Is your pet loyal to you or someone else?Tell us in the comments!
07/10/2026

There’s always one favourite human… 🤭 Is your pet loyal to you or someone else?

Tell us in the comments!

Does your pet get a reward after a veterinary visit? What is it?
06/10/2026

Does your pet get a reward after a veterinary visit? What is it?

World Animal Day is the perfect excuse to spend a little extra quality time with your favourite companion.Here are a few...
04/10/2026

World Animal Day is the perfect excuse to spend a little extra quality time with your favourite companion.

Here are a few simple ways to celebrate together:

🐾 Go on an extra-long walk or explore a new route

🐾 Treat them to a new toy, game or enrichment activity

🐾 Offer them a safe, pet-friendly treat

🐾 Enjoy some calm one-on-one time with plenty of cuddles and attention

Most importantly, celebrate the special bond you share every day. However you choose to celebrate, make it a day filled with fun, care and plenty of happy moments together.

What’s your pet’s favourite way to spend time with you? Tell us in the comments!

03/10/2026

Have you ever wondered why pets need to fast before anaesthesia? 🤔

An empty stomach reduces aspiration risk during procedures, so food will not go into the trachea and onward to the lungs, supporting safer care for pets when anaesthesia or sedation is needed.

Following fasting instructions is a simple but important step in protecting your pet.

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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