The Fenton Veterinary Practice introduces the »Pet Health Club«
Launched on February 9th 2009, we are proud to bring you The Fenton Veterinary Practice Pet Health Club.
This will provide your dog, cat or rabbit with all their routine health
care products and services at a specially discounted price, and spread
though the year with an affordable monthly direct debit.Club members have exclusive access to a range of additional products and services at preferential rates, saving up to 40% compared to non-members.
New Summer Opening Hours Starting 1st June 2009!
The new opening times are:
Monday to Thursday 8.30am - 6.30pm.
Friday 8.30am - 5.30pm.
Saturday 8.45am - 4.00pm.
Summertime, and the livin' is easy......
Will there be a 'summer' this year!? Even if it is not a 'scorcher', pets are at risk of some seasonal problems. Find out what you can do to make the livin' easy this summer time for your cat, dog & rabbit! Click here for more information!
Client Survey 2009! £50 of Fenton Vets vouchers to be won!
Thanks to all who completed our on-line survey and the paper version available in the practice reception. We have learned a lot from the responses. The survey period has now finished. The winner of the draw will be anounced here in the next few days!Arthritis Management Offer, Save ££'s! Hills Canine & Feline J/D
Does your dog or cat have less spring in their step than they used to? Perhaps difficulty
getting into the car, up steps, or stiff on rising? They may have osteoarthritis, and may benefit from a check up and a range of treatments. This can include a relatively new diet from Hills Pet Nutrition.
We have found this food to be very useful in the management of dogs and cats with osteoarthritis.
We have negotiated a substantial discounted price on the range of Hills Canine JD foods (all sizes of dried and canned versions), up to 34% off the RRP!
+++ 3 June 2009 - currently all stock unavailable at offer price. Available at RRP. Further information to follow +++
Click here for more information and prices!
The cat kidney campaign
Kidney disease is one of the commonest causes of illness in olde
r cats. It leads to loss of appetite, increased thirst, weight loss, and sadly many will die of this condition.
Unfortunately
by the time you notice these signs, up to 80% of your cats kidney
function has already been lost. This is irreversible and the only thing
that we can do, is try to protect remaining 20%, which can be very
difficult.
The cat kidney campaign aims to pick up these cats
far earlier in their disease. This means earlier treatment, prolonging
your cats quality and length of life.
