Life-Saving Donations At Streatham Hill Vets
Date: 03 Feb 2021
Tags: blood donation, blood donor, dogs, pets
❤️ Did you know that dogs can give blood too? ❤️ That’s right; blood donation is not just for us humans. Your precious pets can donate their blood to help save lives! Isn’t that just incredible? 🐶 🐾 Here at Streatham Hill Vets, we often welcome brave visitors who have come to the surgery to donate blood. This is an incredible thing to do as it can really help other pets in need. It’s also […]
Read MoreWelcome Kirstie
Date: 24 Sep 2020
Wonderful Kirstie joined our team at Streatham Hill Vets a few months ago as a head nurse! Kirstie started nursing in 2012. She started an animal care nurse studying in Surrey, and then moved up north to the midland and started her Veterinary nursing diploma at Pershore college where she gained and completed an advanced nursing course in 2017. Kirstie was made a Head nurse in 2017 in a small animal 1st opinion practi
Read MoreWelcome To The Team
Date: 02 Jul 2020
During the lockdown, our Streatham Hill Vet family grew as we welcomed wonderful Alice, Ellen, Sarah and Chris! Welcome to the team everyone and thank you for your dedication to providing excellent care during this worrying time! Ellen (Vet Surgeon) Ellen is from Australia and came to the UK 2 years ago. She is an incredibly experienced vet surgeon, especially with emergencies and medicine cases. Treating animals was
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Guide To Pet Friendly Parks In Streatham
Date: 19 Mar 2020
~ The best parks in Streatham, just for you and your pooch~ Streatham is a particularly rich area when it comes to green spaces! It is surrounded by parks (big and small), providing many options for a nice walk with your pooch. If you are looking for some green inspiration or some ideas to change your daily routine alongside your gorgeous pet, browse our list and choose the best park for your little friend. [&
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Streatham Common Dog Show 2019
Date: 18 Sep 2019
We had an amazing time participating to Streatham Common Dog Show this Weekend! Our team had an absolute blast meeting all your beloved dogs, sharing cuddles and kisses, giving treats and toys and of course amazing prizes to the winners! There were many lovely doggies that participated in the rounds and there was even a celebrity to judge the show! A huge congratulations to all your fur babies for showing us their ch
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Tooting Common Dog Show 2019
Date: 17 Jun 2019
It is that time of the year and at Streatham Hill Veterinary Surgery, we are very happy that we participated to the annual dog show at Tooting Common again this weekend! Our team had so much fun greeting all the dogs, giving treats, belly rubs and of course prizes to the winners! Our Head Nurse Lauren and our Practice Manager Jen were delighted to be asked to judge three of the rounds. A huge congratulations [&hellip
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Brachycephalic Airway Obstructive Syndrome Health Assessment
Date: 20 May 2019
Do you have a dog with a flat face or a short nose? If you answered yes to any of the above, then your dog may be suffering from a condition called brachycephalic syndrome, which literally means short skull. This can be a worrying but common condition in short nosed breeds like English bulldogs, Pugs and Boxers. It needs your immediate attention, as sadly the signs are often picked up too late. This syndrome can [&he
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Gold Level Cat Friendly Status
Date: 17 May 2019
We are proud to announce that Streatham Hill Veterinary Surgery has been awarded the Cat Friendly Clinic Gold Level Status by International Cat Care. The ISFM Cat Friendly Clinic accreditation is an internationally-recognised award. It means that we have met criteria to help minimise stress to your cat in our clinic. To find out more about what this means to your feline friend, visit www.catfriendlyclinic.org Bringing
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Vet Dane Swims Again to Support Thailand’s Street Dogs
Date: 17 Apr 2019
Care for Dogs Foundation in Chang Mai, Northern Thailand, is one of the main charities supported by Streatham Hill Vets and the DNA Vetcare Group. They are doing such an amazing job saving homeless and neglected dogs, rescuing puppies and dogs and preventing the dog meat trade. To learn more about the important work of World Veterinary Service Care for Dogs, visit this link. We are very happy and proud to announce th
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