Vets in Wood Green
We Put Your Pet First
At our veterinary surgery in the heart of Wood Green, we aim to offer a full and highly professional service whilst keeping costs affordable and ensuring value for every penny you spend with us.
We want to be part of your local community and make sure that all pets can have the veterinary care and treatment they need.
Our fantastic staff are friendly and approachable and are always available as a source of knowledge and information. And our duty of care means your pet comes first, no matter what.
Parking
There is access to the front of the practice through our front door, please be aware it is locked for security so please ring the bell. Parking is limited outside of the practice, however, there are some pay and display spaces on Ellenborough Road (just off Lordship Lane, next to the primary school) which is a 5-minute drive from the practice. Parking is free after 6:30 pm in the residential bays on Tintern road and on Saturdays.
If you are coming to us in an emergency, you may park directly outside the practice in the loading bay while we help transport your pet into the practice.
Please do not park on the double yellow lines, electric charging points or residential bays as you could face a fine from the council. If you have any other questions or need some more help please call the practice directly on 0208 881 0240.
Our Facebook Community
Is your pet a pro at playing fetch or just obsessed with chasing balls?
With Wimbledon back on our screens, we want to see your pet’s best impression of a ball-boy! 📸 🎾
#FunFriday
This week is Rabbit Awareness Week and this year's theme is 'Room for Rabbits'; ensuring all rabbits have a great environment to live in.
Rabbits are active animals and need an environment with plenty of room to hop, binky, run, dig, stretch out and stand tall. They make excellent pets, but there are things you should know before bringing them home!
Take a look below at the things you should consider 👇
🐰 There are guidelines for minimum space requirements for housing rabbits whether they live inside or out. It's recommended that a rabbit's space is at least 2m long x 60cm wide x 60 cm tall, to which they always have access.
🐰 As rabbits are prey animals, they are naturally nervous. It is important that their enclosure or housing has a safe spot so they can escape if they feel unsure or worried.
🐰 Rabbits require enrichment in the form of tunnels and platforms so that they can perform normal behavior that they would in the wild. You should expect to see running, digging, burrowing, jumping, and foraging/grazing.
🐰 Rabbits are naturally sociable creatures, so they need companionship of their kind to keep loneliness at bay.
🐰 80 – 85% of a rabbit's diet should be hay or grass. The other 15% should consist of greens, good quality pellets or nuggets and plenty of fresh water.
Have you got a rabbit? We would love to see your rabbit set-up below!
#RAWfest2022 #RabbitAwarenessWeek
Happy Summer Solstice 2022 🌞️
To celebrate, we want to see your pets enjoying the summer sun in the great outdoors… ️📷️🐶
#SummerSolstice2022 #SpreadTheSummerLove
HAPPY FATHER’S DAY!
Whether you’re a dog dad, 🐶 a feline father, 🐱 or a parrot papa 🦜 today’s the day we all join together to thank you for your love and care! ❤️
To celebrate this special day, why not share a picture of your pet below! 📸
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