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09/09/2026

We've had a beautiful young cat in this morning that we're sure somebody is missing. Returned to the top end of Walton, Stone. Young light coloured tabby (tabby coloured but no stripes on body) with white on paws and face. No microchip unfortunately. Please call the practice if this sounds like your cat and we will endeavour to reunite you.

Molly having a great time in the ball pool...great for cooling off
05/09/2026

Molly having a great time in the ball pool...great for cooling off

We are all set up at Eccleshall show, we are by the main ring... Make sure you come and say hello
05/09/2026

We are all set up at Eccleshall show, we are by the main ring... Make sure you come and say hello

11/08/2026

We've had a deceased black long haired male entire cat brought in to our Eccleshall surgery this morning. He was found on Green Lane in Eccleshall. Unfortunately no collar or microchip. Please telephone the surgery on 01785 907185 for more information

31/07/2026

We've had a letter dropped into our Eaton Park surgery, with some feedback about our service and care. Unfortunately there is no name or contact details for us to reply or to discuss further. If you dropped this in, thank you we would like the chance to talk it through. Please contact the surgery on 01782 214683 or email out surgery manager Emma on [email protected]. Many thanks

🐾 Today has been a tough day for our Shires family as we say goodbye to one of the most wonderful vets, Aobhin 💚 Aobhin,...
28/07/2026

🐾 Today has been a tough day for our Shires family as we say goodbye to one of the most wonderful vets, Aobhin 💚

Aobhin, thank you for everything you have done for Shires. It has been an absolute pleasure for us all working alongside you, and you will be sorely missed by all of our teams across Shires, especially Eccleshall and Gnosall.

Your kindness and unwavering dedication has touched so many colleagues, clients and patients during your time with us and we’re incredibly thankful to have had you as part of our team.

Please join us in wishing Aobhin all the best as she makes the move back to Ireland. We know she will be amazing at her next practice and we wish her every happiness and success for the future.

Good luck Aobhin - you’ll always be part of the Shires family 💙 🍀

🎉 Today we're celebrating an incredible milestone for Jo Taylor, who marks 20 years with Shires as a Registered Veterina...
20/07/2026

🎉 Today we're celebrating an incredible milestone for Jo Taylor, who marks 20 years with Shires as a Registered Veterinary Nurse (RVN)! 🐾💙

For two decades, Jo has shown unwavering dedication, compassion and professionalism, caring for countless patients and supporting their owners every step of the way.

Thank you, Jo, for 20 amazing years of service, hard work and loyalty. We're so proud to have you as part of the Shires family.

Please join us in congratulating Jo on this fantastic milestone! 👏🎊

Congratulations to Geraint and Christine who celebrated 20 years of working for Shires this week. Geraint started with u...
17/07/2026

Congratulations to Geraint and Christine who celebrated 20 years of working for Shires this week.

Geraint started with us a mixed animal vet and then made the move to small animal and hasn't looked back, he has a wealth of knowledge and has extra qualifications in surgery and opthalmology and is a firm favourite with our clients.

Christine started at our Stone surgery where she completed her veterinary nurse training. She has been deputy and head nurse at Stone then made the move to Eaton Park after having children.

We are extremely lucky to have them both as part of the team.
Here's to the next 20 years.....

13/07/2026

🚨 LOCAL DOG WARNING: Blue-Green Algae on Cannock Chase 🚨

Hi everyone, the Shires Vets team here! 🐾 We want to urge all our local pet parents to be extra careful when walking your dogs around Cannock Chase and local Staffordshire waterways.

Toxic blue-green algae has been reported in the area. This bacteria is highly poisonous to dogs and can be fatal in under an hour.

🎨 How to Spot It:

"Pea Soup" Water: Thick green water or spilled green/blue paint appearance.

Surface Scum: Powdery, wispy, or crusty layers floating on the water.

Foam & Odor: Greenish foam at the water's edge and a strong, musty, swampy smell.

❌ Rule of thumb: If in doubt, keep them out! Bring clean bottled water for them to drink instead.

⚠️ Poisoning Symptoms:
Dogs can get sick from swimming, drinking, or simply licking their paws or fur after a walk.

Look out for:
Severe vomiting & diarrhea
Excessive drooling
Muscle twitching, weakness, or collapse
Breathing difficulties or seizures

🏥 What to Do in an Emergency:
If you suspect contact, do not wait for symptoms to show. Prevent them from licking their paws, rinse them with clean tap water if possible, and contact us immediately.

Please SHARE this post to keep our local dog-walking community safe! 🐕❤️"

UPDATE owners found and he is safely homeFOUND Male castrated collie dog found by the Saracens Head pub Weston, Stafford...
03/07/2026

UPDATE owners found and he is safely home

FOUND

Male castrated collie dog found by the Saracens Head pub Weston, Stafford. He is microchipped but unfortunately not registered. Please telephone our Stafford surgery on 01785 245610

Address

Eccleshall Road
Stone
ST150HJ

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

+441785813955

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