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Station House Vets are now offering veterinary physiotherapy

We are pleased to announce that from 16th August we will be offering veterinary physiotherapy on site via Megan Creighton Veterinary Physiotherapy.

Megan will be visiting the practice every Tuesday to offer veterinary physiotherapy for your dogs, cats and horses.

Veterinary Physiotherapy is a science-based profession that takes a holistic approach to each dog, cat or horse based on their individual needs. It is used alongside veterinary medicine to help in the treatment of musculoskeletal and neurological conditions. Physiotherapy also assists in rehabilitation and aims to control and relieve pain, restore function and improve movement.
 
Find out more information here:
Dogs –
Cats –
Horses –
 
Initial consultations start at £10 and treatment prices vary for dogs, cats and horses. Check out the pricing and treatment regimes in the links above.
Call us now on 01653 618303 to book an initial consultation with Megan.

 

 

 

 

Station House Vets are the nominated vet for Ebor Vale Riding Club

We are pleased to announce that we are now working closely with Ebor Vale Riding Club and are their nominated emergency vet.

As a nominated emergency vet, this means that for all the events they hold throughout the year, which are generally at Thornton House Farm, Port Royal Equestrian Centre, or at the Ebor Vale Riding Club field near Everingham, we are the vet on call for all their members and any visitors attending their events.

Lucy Jordan, EVRC Secretary, said ‘we all know how important it is to us to have the best of care for our horses.  The club is delighted to have emergency vet support from Station House.  Station House is highly regarded in the area, knowing their experience is available to our members and guests at our events gives us all great peace of mind.’

We look forward to building on our existing relationship with Ebor Vale Riding Club and their members.

Best practice for managing horses in the heat of summer

This year we are seeing soaring summer temperatures which means we need to be much more careful with our horses and we may need to adapt their routines accordingly.

Dr David Marlin has issued a best practice guidelines which you can view here.

All horses are at risk, but some are more at risk including : young horses, older horses, overweight horses, heavy/large horses, and those with health issues such as asthma or cardiac disease, cushings and colic prone horses.

The guidelines identifies how to recognise heatstroke/heat exhaustion in your horse and how to implement rapid cooling.

Our team are here 24 hours should you have any concerns over heat stroke in the forthcoming heatwave – call us on 01209 823717.

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Managing heatstroke in pets

This year we are seeing soaring summer temperatures which means we need to be much more careful with our pets and we may need to adapt their routines accordingly.

And although the temperature has cooled a bit in the last couple of days, the heatwave is set to return over the weekend.

The danger of our canine companions and horses developing heat stroke is real. Heat stroke is not solely the result of dogs being left in cars, it can be exercise-induced too.  The same for horses.
With dogs you need to cool them down and we recommend you do this by putting them in a bath, lying them on wet towels, keep pouring water on them, using fans to help cool them down.
With horses their behaviour can become quite unpredictable.  They might kick out, seem quite wobbly, fidgety or just not with it, and they may go down or throw themselves on the floor at the drop of a hat.  Priority is safety for all concerned, so you may need to sedate them to stop them causing themselves or you any injury.  When they are calm we recommend you keep throwing water over them (buckets or hose pipe) – no need to scrape it off, just keep the water coming! If possible (and safe) take their temperature.
 
Take a look at the top tips and tricks to avoid heatstroke with your pets :
 
Our team are here 24 hours should you have any concerns over heat stroke in the forthcoming heatwave – 01209 823717

Today is Station House Vets Birthday!

It is one year on since Clare, Lucy & Vicky took over the practice, and Great and Small Limited was formed.

To mark the one year anniversary we have putt together a video to show all the changes and improvements we’ve made and new activities we’ve got involved in over the last 12 months.

We really have achieved a lot in 12 months, and have much more planned for the next 12 too!

We hope you enjoy the video!

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Jubilee weekend opening hours
As always over we are here for you 24 hours for any emergency.
 
In addition, over the long Jubilee bank holiday weekend we are running morning clinics, should you need to see a vet or a nurse, with the rest of the day & evening being covered by our own out of hours emergency team.
 
Below are our hours for the coming Jubilee week.
 
Give us a call on 01653 618303 during these hours.
 
Or 01209 823717 outside of these hours.

 

What a fabulous weekend at Castle Howard Festival Of Dogs

We had a fantastic time at Castle Howard Festival Of dogs this weekend.
We met so many different dogs – all breeds, ages, shapes & sizes, and their owners.
It was great to be able to chat to the owners while the dogs all enjoyed a few treats while on our weigh scales.
In addition to discussing weight and body condition scoring, we were talking all things dental and we had the Vetschoice range of dental products on hand for owners to buy.
We also had the sustainable range of BECO pet products & accessories which went down a treat; one dog even took hold of one of the Fernando Flamingo’s on the shelf and when he wouldn’t let go, the owner went ahead and bought it! Now there’s a dog that knows how to get what he wants!
A few pictures from a fabulous weekend.
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Come and visit us this weekend at Castle Howard Festival Of Dogs

The event runs on both Saturday and Sunday this weekend from 10am to 4pm in the wonderful grounds of Castle Howard, with the house as a fantastic backdrop to the event.
 
There’s plenty for you and your four legged friends to do from demonstrations, training sessions to crafts and treats for your dogs.
 
We will have our weigh scales, so bring your dog along to get them weighed and body condition scored.
 
We’ll be promoting the importance of good dental health and regular tooth brushing with the Vetschoice range of products.
We will be there to chat to you about healthy weight management and balanced nutrition – supported by Leigh from Hillspet.
 
BECO – Love your dog; love your planet.
We will also be selling a range of Beco sustainable pet products.
 
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Jess Blog Update

I’m so excited to be writing my first blog for Station House as their ambassador!

Where is this year going?! It’s May already! I’m very pleased to have got my eventing season well underway now. My first event of the season was at Northallerton EC where I had both horses running, (Elvis and Delboy). Delboy had a pleasing first run and Elvis was amazing in his first affiliated BE where he finished on his dressage score to finish 2nd.

I then stepped Delboy back up to novice at our next event, where it was nice to see all our winter homework is paying off with a couple of top 10 placings! My most recent event was up in Cumbria where again I ran both horses and they both jumped double clears and both got placed!

My next event is my first international of the year at Chatsworth where I have Delboy in the 2*! His prep work is going very well so far so fingers crossed for a nice run! Very exciting!In between all the busy eventing Station House have been out to vaccinate the horses, done worm egg counts and checked teeth! Amazing work as always!

Thank you and I can’t wait to update you all on my next blog!