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Broadleys Veterinary Hospital Small Animal Veterinary Hospital based in Stirling for first opinion cases and referrals
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The only veterinary practice in the Stirling area that has staff on the premises overnight every night to care for in-patients.

17/10/2026

📞 URGENT phone line issues ‼️‼️‼️

We’re currently still experiencing issues with our WiFi, which means our phones aren’t working as they should.

Please call our temporary line on 07483 120183 to reach reception.

Alternatively, please email [email protected]

We’re sorry for any inconvenience this may cause and appreciate your patience while we work to get things back up and running as normal.

Thank you for your understanding! 🐾

16/10/2026

📞 URGENT phone line issues ‼️‼️‼️

We’re currently experiencing issues with our WiFi, which means our phones aren’t working as they should.

Please call our temporary line on 07483 120183 to reach reception.

Alternatively, please email [email protected]

We’re sorry for any inconvenience this may cause and appreciate your patience while we work to get things back up and running as normal.

Thank you for your understanding! 🐾

🎃👻 Halloween is creeping up on us… but watch out for these spooky dangers for your pets! 🐾With Halloween just around the...
16/10/2026

🎃👻 Halloween is creeping up on us… but watch out for these spooky dangers for your pets! 🐾

With Halloween just around the corner, here are a few things to keep in mind to help keep your furry friends safe.

🍫 Chocolate and sweets – Chocolate, raisins and sweets containing xylitol can be toxic to dogs. Keep Halloween treats well out of reach!

🎃 Pumpkins – Mouldy pumpkins can make pets unwell, and eating large amounts of pumpkin or the candle inside can cause problems. Keep carved pumpkins somewhere pets can’t get to them.

🕯️ Candles and decorations – Wagging tails and curious noses can easily knock over candles or chew decorations. Keep lit pumpkins and spooky accessories safely out of reach.

🚪 Trick-or-treaters – A constantly opening front door can be stressful for some pets and increases the risk of them escaping. Keep pets secure and give them a quiet space away from the door if needed.

👻 Costumes – If your pet is dressing up, make sure their costume fits comfortably, doesn’t restrict movement or breathing, and has no small parts they could chew off. If they aren’t enjoying it, don’t force it!

🐶 Keep them calm – Loud noises, unfamiliar visitors and spooky outfits can be overwhelming. Let your pet hide away somewhere comfortable if they need a break.

⚠️ Worried your pet has eaten something they shouldn’t? Contact your vet straight away, even if they seem fine. Don’t wait for symptoms to develop.

Have a safe and happy Halloween from all of us! 🧡🐾

🐾 Double trouble at Broadleys!🐾Everyone meet Oaklie and Domino!!!We had these two gorgeous Bulldog puppies in to visit u...
14/10/2026

🐾 Double trouble at Broadleys!🐾

Everyone meet Oaklie and Domino!!!

We had these two gorgeous Bulldog puppies in to visit us, and they certainly brought plenty of cuteness with them! 🥹

It’s safe to say they stole the show during their visit. Just look at those faces! 💚💚

10/10/2026

Update- owner and dog reunited

DOG FOUND - PIKE ROAD, Stirling

We have had a dog handed in by a member of the public tonight found running across Pike Road.

He is a young male neutered spaniel cross, all black in colour. He has a collar on but unfortunately no tag.

He is microchipped but the chip has not been updated.

It is likely that this dog has escaped from someone’s house/garden.

If this is your dog please contact the practice on 01786 445665.

Proof of identification will be required.

07/10/2026

Sadly today our search for Dora has come to an end.

It is with a very heavy heart that we share that Dora has been found, but sadly she had passed away. This is not the outcome anyone was hoping for, and we are truly heartbroken.

As a practice we are absolutely devastated by the news. We are so thankful for everyone who has taken time to look for Dora, sharing posts, keeping and eye out and helping in any way they could.

We are especially thinking of Dora’s family. We are so incredibly sorry that we could not bring Dora home to them safely.

Thank you to everyone who helped us search for Dora. The kindness and support shown over the last few days has meant so much.

Broadleys Veterinary Hospital

**Please remember to bring cash on the day and to bring your KC relevant documents**👁️ BVA Eye Testing Clinic 👁️ SUNDAY ...
01/10/2026

**Please remember to bring cash on the day and to bring your KC relevant documents**

👁️ BVA Eye Testing Clinic 👁️
SUNDAY 4th OCTOBER 2026, from 10am.

Broadleys Veterinary Hospital is pleased to announce that we will be providing the BVA Eye Testing Clinic for an eighth year. 🏥

The BVA Canine Health Scheme, International Sheepdog Society and the Kennel Club operate an eye screening program that helps to identify evidence of hereditary, and non-hereditary eye disease in certain dog breeds. The results can be used to make decisions about breeding with your dog. 🐾

Ben Blacklock - BVSc (Hons), DipECVO MRCVS EBVS is an RCVS and EBVS recognised specialist in veterinary opthalmology. Ben is a senior lecturer, and head of veterinary opthalmology at the Royal Dick School of Veterinary Studies, University of Edinburgh. 👨‍⚕️

Ben will be running an eye testing clinic with one of our senior nurses, Ruth, on Sunday 4th October 2026, from 10am. 🕙

The cost for the eye clinic is £65*.

If this clinic is something you would be interested in attending with your dog(s), please contact the reception team on 01786 445665 to secure your place. ☎️

Ben is also happy to perform Gonioscopy / Glaucoma testing, which may be relevant to your breed of dog. These spaces are very limited, so please let our reception team know when booking if you would also like this test.
The cost for this test is £65.

If your dog is Kennel Club registered please also bring along your registration documents.

*Due to this Specialist clinic taking place on a Sunday, outwith our regular practice hours, we would ask that payment is made in cash.

Hello Autumn 🍂 It is time for us to change our cover photo again! Please post some photos of your dogs enjoying Autumn a...
28/09/2026

Hello Autumn 🍂

It is time for us to change our cover photo again!

Please post some photos of your dogs enjoying Autumn and we will pick one lucky pet to be our new cover photo! 🍁🎃

🍂 Autumn is here – but what should pet owners be looking out for?As the leaves start to fall and the nights get darker, ...
23/09/2026

🍂 Autumn is here – but what should pet owners be looking out for?

As the leaves start to fall and the nights get darker, there are a few seasonal hazards worth keeping in mind when out walking or at home.

🌰 Acorns & conkers
These are everywhere on autumn walks. Eating them can cause vomiting and diarrhoea, and larger pieces can potentially cause a blockage.

🍄 Mushrooms
There are lots of different types of fungi around at this time of year and some can be poisonous. Try to stop your dog from eating mushrooms or toadstools they find on walks.

🚗 Antifreeze
As temperatures drop, antifreeze becomes a bigger risk. It is highly toxic, particularly to cats, and even a small amount can be fatal. Keep it safely stored and clean up any spills straight away.

🎃 Halloween
Chocolate and sweets should always be kept well out of reach. Decorations, candles and pumpkins can also be tempting for curious pets, so keep an eye on what they are getting up to.

🎆 Fireworks
With fireworks season approaching, now is a good time to start preparing if your pet struggles with the noise. Make sure they have somewhere safe to hide and speak to your vet early if they become very anxious.

🌙 Dark evenings
It’s getting darker earlier, so remember to make yourselves visible on walks. Reflective leads, collars or coats and a good torch can help, especially near roads.

And finally, don’t forget to give those muddy paws and coats a quick check after walks. Autumn leaves can hide all sorts of things!

If you think your pet has eaten something they shouldn’t, contact your vet as soon as possible rather than waiting for symptoms to develop.

Stay safe this autumn 🐾🍂

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Craig Leith Road
Stirling
FK77LE

Telephone

01786 445665

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