Ash Tree Veterinary Practice

read moreWe opted to put a price freeze on the scheme in March of 2020, and have taken the decision to keep our costs the same until a time whereby all our clients can benefit from the full range of services on offer later this year. The Green Team are working on ways to ensure that we are more sustainable, both socially and environmentally. Animal welfare is at the heart of what we do and we strive to give you the best advice to ensure a long, healthy and happy life for your pet. Ash Tree Vets specialises in the treatment of all domestic pets including; dogs, cats, rabbits, and hamsters.

read moreThe environment and the effect we have on it, both as individuals and in the work place has become an increasingly talked about topic in recent years. The veterinary profession, like many other healthcare industries, are looking at methods to reduce impact. At Ash Tree Vets, we have created 'The Green Team' who are working on ways to ensure that we are more sustainable, both socially and environmentally. We are looking at tackling areas such as waste initiatives, energy initiatives and our own social responsibility.

read moreWe are continually updating and investing in new equipment and resources to enable us to provide the best care for your pet. Below are some examples of our investment. If your pet has to come in for an operation, we will use modern, safe anaesthetics monitored by staff trained in anaesthesia. We are aware that parting with your pet can be an anxious time. Our nursing and veterinary staff will take care of in-patients and ensure that all their needs are met, making sure your pet's time with us is as pleasant as possible.

read moreMade up of Clinical Care Assistants, Receptionists and Admin staff, the team is well equipped to facilitate your pet's journey through Ash Tree Vets and provide a friendly and efficient service. Hilary is trained to AAT (Accounting Technician) Level 4. She has 20 years retail banking experience, has worked for a local firm of accountants and also as a School Business Manager. Her role at Ash Tree is within the office at Market Harborough and deals mainly with the Purchase Ledger and staff salaries.

read moreWe are looking for an exceptional person to fill the role as a Cover Receptionist. This is an exciting opportunity for the right person who will need to be IT literate, flexible and available at short notice. The candidate must possess excellent customer service skills and be a fantastic communicator, with the ability to work under pressure in a very bust environment. Above all the candidate must genuinely enjoy engaging with people and animals. The role will cover all our practices, including; Market Harborough, Kibworth, Desborough and Rothwell.

read moreNeutering can have many benefits including; avoiding unwanted pregnancies, stopping undesirable behaviours and can help to protect against certain illnesses, such as cancer. Neutering is an operation carried out by a vet. In male animals, the testicles are removed - this is called 'castration'. In female animals, the ovaries and the uterus (womb) are removed - this is called 'spaying'. Neutering your cat will stop them from having unwanted kittens. The UK is already experiencing a cat population crises with many cats in rehoming centres.

read moreWhilst we make every reasonable effort to send out reminders for annual vaccinations and parasite treatments (worm and flea), the responsibility to keep them up to date remains with you. Please be aware that PETS passports require rabies vaccination boosters so please keep a personal record of when this is due.

read moreWorking alongside our vets, we have an extraordinary team of nurses! In addition to caring for your pet while they are in our care, our nurses are also able to provide advice over the telephone as well as running nursing clinics and nurse consultations. Veterinary nurses play an important role in the care of your pet and are a vital member of the veterinary team. They carry out technical work and are skilled in undertaking a range of diagnostic tests, medical treatments and minor surgical procedures under veterinary surgeon direction.