Park Veterinary Group

read moreWe know that your pet is part of your family. That's why we value your trust in us to provide the best level of care available. Park Vet Group is committed to looking after your pet with care and compassion, and you, with integrity and respect. The Park Healthy Pets Club is designed to give your dog and cat the best preventative health care available. Monthly payments spread the cost, allowing you to budget for your pet's needs throughout the year. Each of the three options includes your pet's routine annual vaccination, 'One Free' veterinary consultation per year and many other savings on essential services and products.

read morePark Veterinary Group aims to offer the very best of care for your pets, providing the most up to date treatments and facilities, whilst treating you and your pets with care and compassion. We know that your pet is part of the family and strive to build a trusting and caring relationship with you based on a personal and ethical service. We are always here when you need us, with our Veterinary Hospital at Glenfield providing 24 hours a day, 365 days a year service. This service is fully staffed, whether it is midnight or midday.

read moreTo enable us to care for your pets* 24/7, we have a fully staffed Emergency Service. This is located at our Glenfield Hospital, 162 Dominion Road, Glenfield, Leicester, LE3 8JA. The Park Veterinary Hospital, Emergency Service in Leicestershire is a dedicated out-of-hours veterinary surgery providing emergency and hospital care to pets in Leicester and the surrounding area. In the vast majority of cases the welfare of the patient is best provided by attending the hospital where the vet and nurse team have all the facilities, equipment and drugs to hand.

read moreOur team of vets are available to examine your pet - whether it's a standard check up or because there's something wrong. They will keep you informed every step of the way. Cats - Vaccination for Flu, Enteritis and Leukaemia would be our recommendation, but we can vaccinate against flu and enteritis only, if you have a cat that never mixes with other cats outside your household. Puppies/dogs - Puppy vaccinations include a third vaccination at 16 weeks of age for extra cover against Parvo virus.

read moreWorking with Farmers to improve Livestock health. The Park Vet Group is a dedicated farm practice with more than six vets servicing farms within 50 miles of Whetstone, Leicestershire. All our vets are involved with most of our clients providing strength and depth to our service.

read moreAt Park Vet Group, we consider our staff to be our single biggest asset. We put enormous importance on recruiting and retaining the right people, so that we can deliver the best service we can to our clients. Our vet, vet nurse, receptionist, human resources and management teams all work together for the benefit of our clients and their animals. Each of our surgeries has its own dedicated clinical and support teams, supported by our central human resources and management teams. The management team helps to keep the business running smoothly, and is made up of the directors of the business, all vets and all still working within the practice, together with Practice Manager, Joyce Thomas, who has been with the practice since 1983, and Human Resources Manager, Carole Martin, who has been with us since 1998.

read moreThe Park Referrals service offers expertise in ophthalmology (eye diseases), orthopaedics (bone and joint surgery), soft tissue surgery (complex general surgery) and diagnostic imaging (endoscopy, ultrasound, MRI, CT and radiography). We are based at our RCVS accredited Veterinary Hospital in Glenfield. We run our own out-of-hours emergency service (Park Veterinary Hospital Emergency Service) so that our patients are cared for 24 hours a day, ensuring continued dedicated care and avoiding the need for transporting potentially critically ill patients.

read moreUnlike domestic dogs and cats, a rabbit's teeth never stop growing and can grow nearly 2mm a week. Wild rabbits adapt for this growth by chewing daily on coarse grass and other vegetation that helps to wear down the crowns of their teeth. Pet rabbits are not typically offered access to the same type of vegetation and often consume dry pellets as the bulk of their diet. Grooming is an important part of pet welfare and wellbeing and should be carried out regularly. Spending time grooming your dog or cat can benefit your own mental health and improve your relationship with them.