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Fireworks and Pets - help keep them safe. It will soon be the time of year when many people will enjoy the tradition of celebrating Halloween and November 5th with bonfires and fireworks. It is also the time of the year that many pet owners dread as many dogs and cats are very scared and anxious of loud noises. Add to this flashing lights and scary costumes and they can become ...

Travelling with your pet? - please keep up to date with the most recent advice.

Currently this is as follows:

A current EU pet passport issued in the UK will not be valid for travel to the EU.

Before your dog, cat or ferret can travel, you’ll need to take the following steps:

We receive lots of enquires at this time of year about dogs eating acorns (the fruit of oak) and conkers (the seed of the horse chestnut).
With acorns about a quarter of dogs remain well and with conkers about a third of dogs do not develop any signs.

We are pleased to announce that our recent refurbishment of the clinical areas is now complete.
Thanks for your patience in bearing with us during this last phase of the practice update.
This hopefully is it! So there should be no more disruption and lack of parking spaces in the
foreseeable future!

It's nearly time for the County Show again, so come and visit us at our stand.

It’s easy to know where to go when your beloved pet is poorly and we have been providing care for the pets of Pembrokeshire for over 60 years! but professionals such as vets and vet nurses have a wealth of knowledge and information to keep your pets healthy too!!

Over the years we (vets and farmers) have focused on controlling parasites in growing andfattening stock. We support regular sampling to identify the issues, correct dosing of thestock to ensure efficacy and use the appropriate anthelmintic to treat the challenges.Unfortunately, this attention to parasite control has not extended to working (and pet) dogs onthe farmstead. Perha ...

As the weather warms up and we all look forward to enjoying the sunshine, it’s important to be aware of the effects the heat can have on our pets.