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Posted on Monday April 15th, 2019

Looking for a new Veterinary Practice?

We are an independent family owned business and are always happy to take on new patients.

If you are looking for a practice that treats you and your pets as individuals, want expert care alongside excellent service then look no further. Register online here best-friends.co.uk/register-your-pet/.

We are a Gold ISFM (catfriendlyclinic.org) and Silver Rabbit (rabbitwelfare.co.uk) practice.

When you register with us your furry family member will receive a complimentary registration health check.

There will be a seamless transfer process and we will contact your old vets to obtain your pets medical history.

Also if you sign up for our Pet Health Care Plan at the time of registering you will receive your first two months free. best-friends.co.uk/pet-health-club/.

See website for more details www.best-friends.co.uk/. ... See MoreSee Less

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Amazing care for my cat. They saved his life twice in one week due to their excellent treatment. When I went away to Africa they sent videos and pictures of him to make sure I kept up to date and involved. They are the best vets I have experienced and absolutely the best in Malvern.

I can honestly say from experience that if you want a vet that take care of your pet as a member of their own family, go to Best Friends.

Brilliant care given here.my dogs walk in wagging their tails.they love the staff.highly recommended.

I have taken my dogs and cats to Best Friends Veterinary Surgery since they first opened couldn't wish for better care from all the staff.l would recommend there excellent care to anyone and give them a 5 🌟 plus.

Do you mind if I copy and put in all my dog groups with a 5 ⭐️ recommendation? Xx

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Posted on Saturday April 6th, 2019

Did you know that there are many campaigns to try and stop companies from putting xylitol in products?

Xylitol is an artificial sweetener found in products like chewing gum, mints and toothpastes, that can cause severe illness and death in dogs when eaten. ... See MoreSee Less

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Posted on Friday April 5th, 2019

Since the popularity of e-cigarettes has increased so have the cases of poisoned dogs.

Chewing the cigarette or refill can cause life-threatening nicotine poisoning, a rapidly acting toxin that needs immediate veterinary attention. ... See MoreSee Less

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Posted on Wednesday April 3rd, 2019

With Easter nearly upon us many of us will have or will be purchasing chocolate eggs.

Chocolate is extremely poisonous to dogs and cats as their bodies cannot deal with the theobromine and caffeine content unlike ours.

Keep chocolate away from pets at all times.

If your pet eats chocolate they will need to go to the vets immediately to make them sick.

However leave it too long and it will be absorbed and treatment will be more complicated.Overview of the risks of chocolate poisoning in pets. For more information please visit www.tvm-uk.com ... See MoreSee Less

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Posted on Wednesday April 3rd, 2019

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Posted on Monday April 1st, 2019

This month our focus is on household dangers.

Keep your pets safe by making sure these items are out of reach.

If you are concerned that your pets have ingested something they shouldn't please contact the surgery on 01684 57 33 33.Overview of common poisons around the home that can be a danger to our pets. For more information please visit www.tvm-uk.com ... See MoreSee Less