In April 2020, Bredy Veterinary Centre turns 35! We’re proud to have been serving the Bridport community since 1985 and look forward to doing so into the future.
Help us celebrate our anniversary at our OPEN DAY on 25th April 2020.
Get your pet’s vaccinations up to date with our February offer!
Our pets benefit from a balanced diet that’s tailored to their particular needs, along with right amount of exercise for their age and abilities. Here we look at a few tips for keeping your pet in great shape.
Christmas is a time for celebration… not a time when you want an unexpected trip to the vets! It’s important to remember that Christmas can create additional hazards for our pets. So here’s some top tips to stay safe this Christmas.
Have you ever tried to clean your pet’s teeth?
Well, It’s not exactly easy is it! It doesn’t matter whether you’ve got cats, dogs, rabbits or any other type of pet – routing around in their mouth is likely to put your fingers at risk!
Our pets can’t understand what fireworks are about. To them, the loud noises and bright flashes are scary and unexpected and our pets often want to escape from what is a high-stress situation for them.
As vets, we tend to consider that cats and dogs become senior around the age of 8, but of course our pets are likely to age at different rates and may be affected differently by the ageing process.
We’d love it if you’d take part in our Fun in the Sun Competition this month!
No one really likes to think about the parasites which can feed on our pets. The thought of worms crawling around inside our pet’s body and fleas and ticks sucking their blood isn’t an appealing thought.
Sadly, vet Matt Field has left Bredy Vets this month (June 2019) after 9.5 years here, to be closer to his family in the South East. We wish him all the very best for the future & he will be missed by everyone. We welcome back Andy Eve, who worked at the practice for 2.5 years from 2014-2016. He’s been travelling and working in New Zealand & now returns back to Bredy Vets for a few months as a locum vet over the summer 2019.
