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V For Vets

Independent Veterinary Practice (Norwich) Independent. Transparent. Compassionate. Continuous. That is what makes V For Vets different.

V For Vets is Norwich’s only truly Independent, Advanced Veterinary Practice — built from the ground up to deliver modern, honest, and compassionate care. We provide complete veterinary services under one roof: preventive and routine care, advanced diagnostics, surgery, imaging, dentistry, cardiology, exotics, and our own 24/7 on-call emergency support (by appointment). Located in Broadland Busine

ss Park next to South Norfolk & Broadland Council (Horizon Building), our purpose-built practice features separate dog, cat, exotic, and isolation wards; hospital-grade equipment; university-level ultrasound; advanced oxygen systems; a fully equipped laboratory; and a low-stress environment designed for all species. We believe veterinary care should feel genuine, professional, and personal — free from corporate targets, upselling, or rushed appointments.

$🐢 A young tortoise arrived at our practice after an accident that caused a shell fracture and infection.After carefully ...$

28/05/2026

🐢 A young tortoise arrived at our practice after an accident that caused a shell fracture and infection.

After carefully treating the infection, we were able to restore her shell and support her healing journey. A tortoise’s shell is a living structure with a unique anatomy, making proper veterinary care essential after any trauma.

💚 Our little friend is now recovering well and getting stronger every day.

22/05/2026

😸 Is it Friday yet or are we still pretending to be productive?

Weekend tip: just eat, sleep, flop on the floor & repeat.

✨ Wishing you the coziest, most carefree weekend ahead!

19/05/2026

🐔 Nutmeg’s respiratory emergency

Nutmeg came to us after suddenly developing significant breathing difficulties, following similar respiratory signs in another hen from the same flock.

On arrival, she had marked respiratory effort, noisy/wheezy breathing, crackles, and signs of distress. Respiratory disease in birds can progress quickly, so she was admitted for oxygen therapy, medication, close monitoring, and supportive care.

Thankfully, Nutmeg responded very well. Her breathing settled, the wheezing improved, and once she remained stable off oxygen, she was able to continue her recovery at home with medication, nebulisation, and careful monitoring.

Chickens and other birds can hide illness until they are quite unwell. Sneezing, coughing, blocked nostrils, runny eyes, open-mouth breathing, wheezing, or increased respiratory effort should always be taken seriously.

At V for Vets, we provide dedicated care for all species, including chickens, rabbits, reptiles, small mammals, exotic pets, cats and dogs.

📞 01603 518880
📧 [email protected]
🌐 www.vforvets.co.uk

16/05/2026

🐶 Main character energy in the house.

Meet Billy, this tiny cutie visited our practice for his first vaccinations and very first health check, using our Pet Health Care Plan like a true VIP patient.

Safe to say he stole every heart in the building.

💡Puppies spend most of their first months learning about the world through play, sniffing, and social interaction, every new experience helps shape their confidence and personality as adult dogs!

📞 01603 518880
📧 [email protected]
🌐 www.vforvets.co.uk

12/05/2026

🦎 Bearded Dragon Care

One of the UK’s most popular pet reptiles, and definitely one of the most charismatic! This beautiful Bearded Dragon visited us for a routine health check and quickly became a favourite with the team.

💡Did you know?
- Bearded Dragons commonly live 8–15 years, so they’re a long-term commitment.
- They need the correct UVB lighting, heating gradients, and humidity levels to stay healthy and active.
- Their diet should include a balance of live insects, leafy greens, and appropriate supplements.
- Many Bearded Dragons go through brumation, a natural period of reduced activity and appetite during cooler months.
- Regular exotic pet health checks can help detect early signs of common problems such as metabolic bone disease, parasites, obesity, and shedding issues.

Have questions about reptile or exotic pet care? Our team is always happy to help.

📞 01603 518880
📧 [email protected]
🌐 www.vforvets.co.uk

08/05/2026

🐱 Meet Willow, who stopped by for her routine vet check as part of our Cat Pet Healthcare Plan and completely melted our hearts!

For just £14,5/month, your cat can enjoy:

✔️ Vaccinations
✔️ Microchipping
✔️ Flea & worm treatment (parasite prevention)
✔️ 6-month health check with our nurses
✔️ 10% discount on all our services

💛 Book your appointment today!

📞 01603 518880
📧 [email protected]
🌐 www.vforvets.co.uk

05/05/2026

🐍 Over 30 years old and still going strong

Meet Squeeze, a beautiful Royal Python who came to see us after going off food for 6 weeks.

Thankfully, her clinical examination was reassuring and she looked healthy, bright, and in great condition for her age. Reduced appetite in reptiles can sometimes be linked to seasonal, hormonal, behavioural, or husbandry-related factors.

Squeeze received supportive care, and we discussed small husbandry adjustments at home to help encourage her appetite.

Regular check-ups are especially important for exotic pets, as they can be very good at hiding signs of illness.

02/05/2026

✨ Fluffy, fabulous, and full of joy!
A gentle reminder from our little friend to find happiness in the simple things… a walk, a cuddle, a wagging tail.

🐾 Happy Saturday!

30/04/2026

🐱 Cat castration is a great choice for your furry friend

Castration helps reduce unwanted behaviors like spraying and roaming, while also lowering the risk of certain health issues.

A calmer, healthier, and happier cat? Yes, please!🤭

👉🏻 Even better: with our Pet Healthcare Plan, you get 10% off the procedure AND a free microchip, which we often place at the same time. Microchipping is also required by law, so it’s a win-win!

Have questions or want to book? We’re here to help every step of the way 💙

📍 V For Vets, Peachman Way, Broadland Business Park, Postwick, Norwich NR7 7YW
📞 01603 518880
📧 [email protected]
🌐 www.vforvets.co.uk

25/04/2026

🦎 A tiny patient with a big lesson

This chameleon was brought to our clinic with Dysecdysis, a condition where the skin doesn’t shed properly. When this happens repeatedly, it can lead to inflammation, infections, and even affect sensitive areas like the eyes. After careful cleaning and treatment, the eye improved significantly and our little friend is on the road to recovery.

Chameleons are highly sensitive reptiles that depend on proper humidity, UVB exposure, and precise environmental conditions to stay healthy. At our clinic, we care for all animals, no matter how small or exotic, giving each patient the attention and expertise they need.

21/04/2026

🐭 Small pets, big personalities

From clever rats to energetic gerbils, every tiny patient has its own charm!

💛 Rats are highly intelligent, affectionate, and can even learn tricks and recognise their humans. They love companionship and form strong bonds.
💛 Gerbils, on the other hand, are curious little diggers, full of energy, always exploring, and happiest in pairs or small groups with lots of enrichment.

Αt V for Vets, we treat every patient as unique, because regular check-ups are the key to a healthy, happy life for all our small furry friends.

Address

V For Vets, Peachman Way, Broadland Business Park, Postwick
Norwich
NR77YW

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 8pm
Tuesday	8am - 8pm
Wednesday	8am - 8pm
Thursday	8am - 8pm
Friday	8am - 8pm
Saturday	9am - 3pm
Sunday	10am - 1pm

Telephone

+441603518880

Website

http://www.vforvets.co.uk/

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