Charter Veterinary Surgeons, Biddulph

Charter Veterinary Surgeons, Biddulph Our practice in Biddulph is at the heart of the community, where we hope a routine trip is all you’ll ever need.

From nail trimming, vaccinations and neutering to check-ups and nurse clinics we’ve got it covered. If you are searching for a friendly and caring vets, look no further. Our practice in Biddulph is at the heart of the community, where we hope a routine trip is all you'll ever need. From nail trimming, vaccinations and neutering to check-ups and nurse clinics we've got it covered. Led by our head v

et Marcus Johnstone, our friendly and dedicated team are on hand to make your visit go smoothly. And for added peace of mind, our practice carries the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons Small Animal Practice accreditation. This plus our wealth of experience makes us the trusted choice for your pet.

🎉🐶 It's National Dog Day! 🐶🎉Whether they're big or small, young or old, we want to see the dogs that make your life brig...
26/08/2026

🎉🐶 It's National Dog Day! 🐶🎉

Whether they're big or small, young or old, we want to see the dogs that make your life brighter!

Share a picture of your furry best friend in the comments and let everyone admire their cuteness. 📸❤️

Bonus points if you tell us their name and a fun fact about them! 🐾

🍦 Your dog may want a lick… but not all ice cream is pet friendly 🐾Remember to choose options specifically made for dogs...
19/07/2026

🍦 Your dog may want a lick… but not all ice cream is pet friendly 🐾

Remember to choose options specifically made for dogs to help keep tails wagging and tummies happy 💙

Some human ice creams can contain ingredients that may be harmful to pets, including:

⚠️ Chocolate
⚠️ Xylitol (artificial sweetener)
⚠️ Certain nuts and toppings
⚠️ Too much dairy

Instead, try safer frozen treats like:🍌 Frozen banana🫐 Blueberries🥕 Frozen carrots🐶 Dog-friendly ice cream treats

Share the love of frozen treats responsibly today and don’t forget to share pics of your pups enjoying their pet-friendly goodies in the comments below 📸

😁It's World Emoji Day!😁Every pet has their own way of feeling about a trip to the vets!Which emoji best describes your p...
17/07/2026

😁It's World Emoji Day!😁

Every pet has their own way of feeling about a trip to the vets!

Which emoji best describes your pet before their appointment?

Drop their emoji down below 👇

Daisy is proudly modelling her new Doggles! 🐶🥽 As a curious explorer who loves snuffling through bushes and hedgerows, t...
16/07/2026

Daisy is proudly modelling her new Doggles! 🐶🥽 As a curious explorer who loves snuffling through bushes and hedgerows, these goggles help protect her eyes from scratches, twigs, and other hidden hazards. Now she can enjoy all her favourite adventures with a little extra protection and plenty of style! 💚

16th July is Guineapig Awareness Day! Today we'll be shining the spotlight on those tiny bundles of joy with big persona...
16/07/2026

16th July is Guineapig Awareness Day!

Today we'll be shining the spotlight on those tiny bundles of joy with big personalities!

Do you have a guineapig (or two) at home? We'd love to see them 🐾

As temperatures rise again across the UK, remember: if it's too hot for you, it's too hot for them. ❤️Our pets can't coo...
08/07/2026

As temperatures rise again across the UK, remember: if it's too hot for you, it's too hot for them. ❤️

Our pets can't cool themselves as easily as we can, and heatstroke can become a life-threatening emergency in a matter of minutes.

As a reminder, here are a few simple ways to keep them safe:
🐶 Walk dogs early in the morning or later in the evening.
💧 Make sure fresh, cool water is always available.
🌳 Keep pets in the shade and provide cool places to rest.
🚗 Never leave a pet in a parked car – even for a few minutes.
🐾 Check pavements with the back of your hand. If it's too hot for you to hold it there for 5 seconds, it's too hot for their paws.
❄️ Help them stay cool with damp towels, cooling mats, or frozen treats suitable for pets.

⚠️ Watch for signs of heatstroke:
• Excessive panting
• Drooling
• Lethargy or weakness
• Vomiting or diarrhoea
• Collapse

If you think your pet may be suffering from heatstroke, move them to a cool area, offer small amounts of water, start cooling them with cool (not ice-cold) water, and contact us immediately.

Let's help all our four-legged friends enjoy the sunshine safely! ☀️🐕🐈

We’re in desperate need for some newspaper to line our kennels. If anyone has any going spare we’d really appreciate the...
01/07/2026

We’re in desperate need for some newspaper to line our kennels. If anyone has any going spare we’d really appreciate them! 📰

Just drop them down to us, we’re open weekdays 8.30-6.30 🙏

⚽🐾It's coming...home? We're paws-itive it might be!
01/07/2026

⚽🐾It's coming...home? We're paws-itive it might be!

With temperatures soaring across the UK, it’s important to help our furry friends stay safe and comfortable.🐶 Dogs• Walk...
23/06/2026

With temperatures soaring across the UK, it’s important to help our furry friends stay safe and comfortable.

🐶 Dogs
• Walk early in the morning or later in the evening when it’s cooler.
• Always provide fresh water and access to shade.
• Cooling mats, damp towels, and paddling pools can help them beat the heat.
• Never leave dogs in parked cars, even for a few minutes.

🐱 Cats
• Ensure plenty of fresh water is available throughout the home.
• Create cool resting spots away from direct sunlight.
• Wet food can help increase their water intake.
• Groom regularly to remove excess fur and improve airflow through the coat.

🐰 Small Animals (Rabbits, Guinea Pigs, Hamsters & More)
• Move hutches and enclosures out of direct sunlight.
• Provide frozen water bottles wrapped in towels for them to lie beside.
• Ensure constant access to fresh water.
• Monitor closely for signs of heat stress, as small pets can overheat very quickly.

⚠️ Signs of heatstroke can include excessive panting, lethargy, drooling, wobbliness, and collapse. If you’re concerned about your pet, contact your vet immediately.

Stay cool and stay safe! 🌡️🐾

Address

51 Congleton Road, Biddulph
Stoke-on-Trent
ST86EF

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

Telephone

+441782513077

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