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The Park Veterinary Group caring for your pet
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The Park Veterinary Group aims to provide the best possible care for animals, providing the most up to date treatments and facilities, while treating you and your pet with care and compassion. Â Because we understand that pets are part of the family, we aim to treat all pets as if they were our own, and to build a trusting relationship with you based on personal, ethical, service.
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Part of that trust and care involves knowing that we're there when you need us, so we provide a 24-hour 365 day hospital with vets that have immediate access to your pet's history, so you can be reassured that our staff are there to help, whether it's midday or midnight.
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We have also launched a direct-debit scheme to save you money in pet care. Year-round flea and worm treatments, annual vaccination, a free consultation, and further savings on services, for £9.99 per month - the Park Healthy Pets Club.
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Free clinics with the nurse for dental care, flea and worm advice and weight control are also available for your pet - please phone for details at your local Park Vet Group surgery. |
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Vets at the Park Vet Group have seen cases of the serious disease Parvovirus enteritis recently. This particularly unpleasant gastroenteritis infection leads to severe vomiting and diarrhoea often with blood leading to rapid dehydration and shock. Other vets in Leicestershire have also reported cases.
It affects young puppies especially but can affect adults as well when dogs are not vaccinated or overdue boosters. We urge all dog owners to ensure their pets are fully up to date with their boosters and anyone considering getting a new puppy contact the surgery to find out about how we can ensure full protection with the Park Vet Group’s 3 injection vaccination course.
Andrew Radley MRCVS Partner |
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Dogs and Cats, as we all know, can become infested with fleas. These irritating little creatures have a fascinating life cycle, which can mean an infestation on your pet, turns into a huge problem in your home.
There are many different species of flea but the most common are the Dog flea and the Cat flea. Cat fleas are the most common and will infest both cats AND dogs.
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