Chantry Vets

23/06/2026

22/06/2026

🥰 Who doesn't love a lickelix?

This sweet lady is Tabby and she is enjoying a lickelix with RVN Megan during a home visit. She has Solensia injections to manage her arthritis and these are given at home by Megan as part of a fear free visit, instead of travelling in to the clinic.

Although she doesn't look it, Tabby is 18 years young!

21/06/2026

To the dog dads who never skip a walk, pay the cheese tax on time and give the best belly rubs! 💖​

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Tag one below 👇​

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20/06/2026

🐶 Contagious cough is widespread, distressing and highly contagious ⚠️
Cases are seen frequently in unvaccinated dogs, caught from anywhere other dogs explore; the park, daycare, training classes, playing with dogs in your back garden, shared water bowls...
Yearly vaccination throughout life is the best way to protect your dog and reduce the spread. Check with your vet today if your dog’s vaccinations are up to date.
Find out more: uk.mypet.com/vaccinate/

19/06/2026

😍 Meet Blossom 😍

Beautiful Blossom came in to see us at Great Houghton recently for her vaccinations and we couldn't resist a photo!

She is a Griffon Bruxellois, a toy breed of dog that originated in Brussels, Belgium, and is descended from various breeds including Pugs and Cavalier King Charles Spaniels.

Come back and see us soon Blossom!

17/06/2026

Is this your cat?

This handsome chap was brought in to our Brindley Way Hospital and is currently being medically treated.

He is a male entire (not neutered) domestic short hair, not chipped, and is black and white with a distinctive black smudge on his nose.

He was found on Priory road, Featherstone

If you think he could be your cat, please call us on 01924 362 464

17/06/2026

Is this your cat?

This lovely boy was found by a concerned member of the public outside Flanshaw school in wakefield. He is currently being medically treated at our Brindley Way Hospital as we suspect he has been involved in a road traffic accident.

He is a middle age/older cat, black, domestic shorthaired and male.

If you think this could be your cat please call us on 01924 362 464

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16/06/2026

As temperatures rise, it’s important to make hydration a priority for your pet 💧

Pets can quickly become dehydrated in warm weather, especially during exercise or play. Always ensure fresh, clean water is available and encourage regular drinking breaks - just like players do at half-time.⚽

Keep an eye out for signs of dehydration, including excessive panting, dry gums, lethargy or loss of appetite.

Swapping play time for water breaks can help keep your pet safe, cool and comfortable this summer💧😎