Nail Clipping

This is an essential welfare procedure for pets. Overgrown nails can cause pain and mobility issues, especially for older pets. Fur clipping between pads is also available. 

Anal Gland Expression

Not all dogs require this procedure. Anal glands are located within your pet’s bottom and occasionally get blocked. They sometimes need a little help being expressed. Symptoms include; itching backend, excessive licking, scooting, biting paws, sitting down quick, irritation. 

Ear Cleaning

Pets that are more prone to ear infections will benefit from regular ear cleaning. Usually dogs with long, droopy ears such as beagles, spaniels, cavaliers. I can provide ear cleaner and teach you the best way to clean your pet’s ears! 

Medication Administration

Legally as a nurse, I can’t prescribe medication, But, if you are struggling to administer medications, including flea/work treatments, I can help. Is your pet on a monthly injection? Contact your vet and I can help administer the injection at home. 

Dental Clinics and Care

Dental disease is very common in dogs and we should be doing as much as we can to keep their oral hygiene and health up to scratch. Including in a dental clinic; Full dental check, Free toothpaste or water additive, Dental education and if your dog is eligible and compliant, an ultrasonic tooth clean. 

First Aid Clinics

An educational clinic that includes all common first aid situations that you may encounter as an owner. We will go through a booklet together that you keep for future reading. We will practice some basic CPR and bandaging on a toy dog. 

Puppy/New Pet Clinics

Getting a new pet can be quite daunting, especially if you’ve been pet free for a while! This clinic we will go through all aspects of owning a puppy – Feeding, Healthcare, Playing, Training, House Training, etc. 

 Pet Sitting Services 

Are you going away on holiday? Does your cat prefer being at home rather than in a cattery/kennel? 

I provide a cat sitting service within the comfort of your own home. 

• Daily visits – Once or twice daily 
• Fresh water and food daily. Lots of treats 
• Medication administration – Be reassured as a vet nurse, I can easily administer your cat’s medication 
• Playing, enrichment and lots of cuddles/strokes 
• Regular updates with photos and videos 

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