Moorend Grove
Leckhampton
Cheltenham
Gloucestershire
GL53 0EX
01242 517 199
12 Columbine Road
Walton Cardiff
Tewkesbury
Gloucestershire
GL20 7SP
01684 290 088
Cheltenham
Weekdays 9 - 11am
4 - 6.30pm
Saturday 9 - 10.30am
Tewkesbury
Weekdays 9 - 11am
4 -6.30pm
Saturday 11.30 - 1pm
At Vets on the Park you can rest assured that your pet is in safe hands and we will spend the time necessary talking to you and examining your pet to find out what the problem may be and to offer you the correct treatment.
Our practice provides a range of pet care services, some of which are listed below.
If you have any questions about your pet's need for treatment or a specific aspect of our service, please call us at the surgery or book an appointment to come and see us.
- free puppy and kitten packs
- free flea and worm advice including postal, SMS or email reminders
- a fully equipped veterinary ambulance to provide transportation to and from the surgery if needed
- free pre-ownership consultations
- free house visits for non-urgent cases
- nurse clinics
- personal puppy and kitten advisors
- senior pet clinics
- dental hygiene clinics
- free home delivery of Hill’s pet foods
- talks to playgroups and schools
- PETS passports
- free career advice for would-be veterinary surgeons and veterinary nurses
At Vets on the Park we have a team of dedicated Veterinary Surgeons and Qualified Nurses who carry out dental treatment on cats, dogs and rabbits.
Keeping a mouth healthy and clean is just as important for your pet as it is for you and we believe that many diseases can be prevented by maintaining good dental hygiene. Sometimes we will recommend that your pet comes to see us for a dental if we find something untoward in its mouth during a routine examination. Or you may notice that your pet is not eating its food or has difficulty chewing or swallowing.
If this is the case then we may recommend that you clean your pet’s teeth using an animal toothbrush and toothpaste, change your pets diet and use liquid dental hygiene suppliments to prevent plaque build up.
However, if we feel that the underlying problem needs further investigation we will recommend that your pet is given an anaesthetic so that one of our highly experiences members of staff may investigate inside your pet’s mouth. At this time we will also be able to preform a scale and polish (just like a human dentist) and also extract any teeth that are damaged.
Many people think that allowing their cats or dogs to have a litter is of benefit but this is not the case. Indeed, allowing cats to produce many litters of kittens may result in an increase in the stray population and as a responsible pet owner you will not want to encourage this.
At our practice we believe that every pet deserves to be a wanted pet and so we strongly encourage owners to come and talk to us about neutering.
If you are thinking about having your pet neutered but are unsure about the procedures involved, please come and talk to one of our veterinary surgeons and qualified nurses. They will put your mind at rest and will talk you through when to have your pet neutered, what to do before the operation, the operation itself, caring for your pet after the operation, and any other concerns which you may have.
Planning on purchasing a puppy or kitten? Give us a call, you will be asssigned your own personal advisor who can give you all the advice you need.
These are performed when you first visit us for a puppy or kitten cuddle and then at every booster vaccination or consultation you have.
Not registered with us yet? Use our online form to fill out your details and we will get back to you as soon as we can to confirm your registration.
You can order your pet's prescription online or by phone. Please give us 24 hours notice to process your order
