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Case study : Senior Dog Sidney
Meet Sidney : our superstar senior dog Case study by Nicole Plows, RVN Sidney has presented multiple times over the past few years with gastrointestinal…
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New vet’s first day turns into a rescue mission!
Laura’s first day at Station House Vets was anything but ordinary. On her morning drive to the practice, she spotted a cat struggling on a…
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Introducing our new vet – Laura
Meet Laura – a new vet on the Station House Vets Team Laura joined Station House Vets at the beginning of September, fresh from graduating…
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Preparing your pet for Fireworks and Bonfire Night
Preparation is key to help your pets cope with Bonfire Night and fireworks. As the dark nights draw in, bonfire night will be here faster…
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Equine castration promotion
Equine castration promotion – 10% off in November 2025 We are offering 10% off colt castration from 1 – 30 November 2025. We are…
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Time for tapeworming in horses
Tapeworm in horses What are tapeworms? Tapeworms in horses are the largest worms to affect horses in the UK. Three species of tapeworms are known…
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Advice Top TipsBlog
Where does the money go when you pay a vet bill
Where does your money go when you pay a vet bill So… where *does* the money you pay for consultations, diagnostics and treatment go when…
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Equine Cushings Disease (PPID)
Equine Cushings Disease Cushing’s, more accurately termed pituitary pars intermedia dysfunction (PPID), is an age-related degenerative condition involving the pituitary gland. This causes alterations in hormone…
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Vaccination amnesty
Vaccination amnesty Many owners know to bring their dog or cat for ‘annual jabs’ but most are not sure why, and some are not even…
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BlogTestimonial
Case study : Senior Dog Sidney
Meet Sidney : our superstar senior dog Case study by Nicole Plows, RVN Sidney has presented multiple times over the past few years with gastrointestinal…
Read MoreBlog
New vet’s first day turns into a rescue mission!
Laura’s first day at Station House Vets was anything but ordinary. On her morning drive to the practice, she spotted a cat struggling on a…
Read MoreBlog
Introducing our new vet – Laura
Meet Laura – a new vet on the Station House Vets Team Laura joined Station House Vets at the beginning of September, fresh from graduating…
Read MoreBlog
Preparing your pet for Fireworks and Bonfire Night
Preparation is key to help your pets cope with Bonfire Night and fireworks. As the dark nights draw in, bonfire night will be here faster…
Read MoreBlog
Equine castration promotion
Equine castration promotion – 10% off in November 2025 We are offering 10% off colt castration from 1 – 30 November 2025. We are…
Read MoreAdviceBlog
Time for tapeworming in horses
Tapeworm in horses What are tapeworms? Tapeworms in horses are the largest worms to affect horses in the UK. Three species of tapeworms are known…
Read MoreAdvice Top TipsBlog
Where does the money go when you pay a vet bill
Where does your money go when you pay a vet bill So… where *does* the money you pay for consultations, diagnostics and treatment go when…
Read MoreAdvice Top TipsBlog
Equine Cushings Disease (PPID)
Equine Cushings Disease Cushing’s, more accurately termed pituitary pars intermedia dysfunction (PPID), is an age-related degenerative condition involving the pituitary gland. This causes alterations in hormone…
Read MoreBlog
Vaccination amnesty
Vaccination amnesty Many owners know to bring their dog or cat for ‘annual jabs’ but most are not sure why, and some are not even…
Read More