CARDIFF PET HEALTH

read moreThe staff here were excellent in a very difficult situation. We had to have our family dog put down and the staff here made the experience as comfortable as it could be. Thank you for your kindness in our time of need. Took my Collie in as an emergency due to suspected poisoning, even though I wasn't registered. Lovely staff dealth with it quickly and compassionately with a great outcome.

read moreHeath Vets was established in 1926 and our mission has always been to provide the best possible care for your pet. We are not a production-line practice. We invest considerable time and effort in the development of our staff, so that you have the best experience, from the moment you walk into reception, to the interaction and advice you receive from our expert veterinary surgeons. All our vets are highly experienced. Because of that, we can deal with complex clinical cases as well as day to day medical issues and preventative measures, to keep your pet healthy.

read moreRequests for repeat prescriptions may be made in person, online via the form below or by telephone; you will be asked to call back later to check that the repeat is permitted.

read moreA sophisticated monitor is used for any patient undergoing major surgery. It is very sensitive to changes in the patient's condition and helps keep the anaesthetic at a safe and effective level. As well as monitoring heart rate, an ECG is displayed, which displays the electrical activity in the heart, which can be a useful early warning if something is not quite right. The oxygen levels of the blood, the respiratory rate and the temperature can also be constantly measured to ensure the highest levels of safety while you pet undergoes an operation.

read moreWe believe that nutrition is an important part of keeping pets healthy and can also play a vital part in the treatment of some illnesses. This is why we stock a select range of cat and dog pet food in practice, helping to take the faff out of pet food for our clients by recommending diets that have been scientifically created to provide optimal nutrition, which tastes great! Explore the guide to pet nutrition to discover the truth behind current trending diets and what your pet really needs for a balanced diet, or contact us to book in for a nutrition consultation with a member of the team.

read moreImplantation is quick and painless, there is no scarring or disfigurement, and it cannot be removed or tampered with. We wholeheartedly recommend microchip identification for all dogs, cats and rabbits, and any other valuable animal. Microchipping is now compulsory for all UK dogs over 8 weeks old, and it is quite likely that it will be made compulsory for cats too. How are chips implanted? Implantation of a chip is done by giving a simple injection. In the common domestic species, no anaesthetic is needed, and no stitches are required.