ARE YOU A NIGHT OWL? – we are recruiting for a night vet. If you love the excitement of out of hours emergency work but not the thought of covering half the region could we be the practice for you?? We feel we are now at the much anticipated stage where our small animal…
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We are a privately owned, client friendly mixed practice in Nottinghamshire with 4 fully functioning surgeries and two branch practices. We require an additional mixed vet due to fledglings heading off travelling (new grads who are suddenly 2-4 years qualified!). The position can have a bias to a single discipline but the paired, mixed on…
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We are a fiercely independent, client friendly practice in Nottinghamshire with 4 fully functioning surgeries and two branch practices. We are continuing to expand our staffing levels to try and ensure a sensible workload. We have a bustling and friendly work place with a fantastic team attitude that we endeavour to prioritise. We…
DetailsBrucella Canis is currently non-endemic in the UK, however the increase in imported dogs from high risk countries has seen a rise in cases, including one case of dog to human transmission. Brucellosis is a notifiable disease in people and cattle and if confirmed the most common treatment option is for euthanasia of infected animals,…
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Over the recent weeks we have seen several cases of MYXOMATOSIS in pet rabbits, at least 1 of which was a housed rabbit which would normally fall into the lowest risk category and was only over due vaccination by a few months. Overview Myxomatosis is a severe disease that affects rabbits. It’s caused by…
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We are looking for an additional Registered Veterinary Nurse (or experienced student veterinary nurse) to join our busy team, with the majority of the working time spent at our Southwell Surgery. Our ideal applicant would be friendly and hard working with a great sense of humour. We have a large team and like to provide…
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Fleas are the most common external parasite found on pets, ticks can still be a problem throughout the year and still need to be considered in parasite treatments. Fleas Ctenocephalides felis, the cat flea, is the most prevalent species of flea found on both cats and dogs. An infestation of fleas is both unpleasant and…
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Our Puppy Packages Have Been Upgraded To Include 12 Months Of Parasite Treatment Minster Veterinary Centre Puppy Packages- The Best Start For Your New Companion It is important that your new bundle of fluff gets off to the best possible start in life. Preventative healthcare will play a major role in that, alongside diet, lifestyle and…
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We HAve Upgraded Our Kitten Package To Include 12 Months Of Parasite Prevention Minster Veterinary Centre Kitten Package – The Best Start For Your New Companion It is important that your new bundle of fluff gets off to the best possible start in life. Preventative healthcare will play a major role in that,…
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Acupuncture available at Minster Veterinary Centre Here at Minster Veterinary Centre we are able to offer our patients many therapies including acupuncture. Acupuncture has been used for thousands of years to treat a variety of problems in both humans and animals. There are now multiple publications on the benefits this treatment can have on animals.…
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The pet travel scheme (PETS) allows dogs, cats and ferrets to travel through the EU and certain other countries based on a passport, microchip, rabies vaccination and certain pre-travel checks. We were down graded within this system on December 31st 2020 and become a part 2 listed country. This change means that UK issued blue…
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Minster Veterinary Centre Bingham Branch is awarded internationally-recognised Cat Friendly Clinic status. Minster Veterinary Centre Bingham Branch has achieved accreditation as a Cat Friendly Clinic (CFC). The CFC programme has been developed by the International Society of Feline Medicine, the veterinary division of the leading feline charity International Cat Care, and accreditation has been made…
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Vets across the UK have been warned to brace themselves for a parvovirus surge after reported cases doubled in the first three months of 2021. The warning comes after data from pet emergency service Vets Now showed a 129% increase in suspected cases of the potentially fatal disease in the first three months of 2021,…
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Paul Mcpherson is an ophthalmologist and certified BVA panel member with over 43 years of experience in veterinary practice who now focuses purely on BVA eye panel examinations. Paul no longer accepts referrals for clinical ophthalmology cases. Paul has started running BVA panel sessions on selected Wednesday evenings and Sunday afternoons from our Southwell surgery, he is…
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Over the past 2 years medical and press articles have highlighted an emerging threat of RHD2 (VHD-2 or RvHD-2), a variant strain of haemorrhagic diahorrea in rabbits that is rapidly fatal and was not covered by the standard vaccines commonly used in the UK, there have been recent changes that help to give the…
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We would like to make the public aware of a confirmed case of Leptospirosis in a dog which we believe to be related to the recent flooding in the local area. The case has been confirmed by laboratory testing as L. Copenhageni, a strain of Leptosporosis that is COVERED BY BOTH THE L2 AND L4…
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Keep pets cool With temperatures rising, summer can be an uncomfortable season for our pets. Put yourself in their paws and think how hot you’d feel if you wore a fur coat on a baking hot day! Here’s our vets’ advice about how to keep your pets cool this summer: Dogs Cool walkies: Walk dogs in…
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If your dog is vomiting, most people will rightly get a little worried. Dogs are very good at vomiting as a natural process to clear things they regret eating as well when they are actually ill. This short guide can give a little help when deciding if you need to call a vet or monitor…
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