Tooting Common Fun Dog Show 2022
Date: 14 Jun 2022
Our Streatham Hill Hospital team joined the gorgeous Dog Show Our caring Streatham’s Hill Hospital team attended the amazing Tooting Common Fun Dog Show this Sunday 12th of June, organised by Friends of Tooting Common. Our vets had the chance to spend an enjoyable time with their patients and their owners, as well as meeting new furry friends. A crowd of around 300 people attended the Dog Show and 135 dogs of
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Recently, there have been several suspected cases of Alabama Rot reported locally. This dangerous disease can be life-threatening for dogs. While we don’t want you to worry, we thought it was important to share this news with you and provide information and advice on how to notice Alabama Rot symptoms. Alabama Rot is a disease that affects dogs and can be fatal. Sadly, there have been several deaths in the last
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Here at Streatham Hill Vets, we are lucky enough to welcome lots of adorable visitors every day. Our state of the art facilities, advanced technology and highly experienced team mean that we often welcome guests that are in need of complicated or emergency surgeries. We see fascinating cases all the time and love being able to make your precious pets better. 😊 Recently, we’ve performed a series of emergency surgerie
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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 […]
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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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