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Laparoscopic bitch spays

We are proud to announce that we are now able to offer laparoscopic bitch spays at our sister practice Crofts Vets in Haslemere

From the 6th of April 2016, all dogs must be microchipped and registered to an approved database by the time they are 8 weeks old. For every dog that is currently not microchipped, you will have until 6th of April to get them microchipped and registered on an approved database.

Budget monthly for your pet’s health and save money at the same time.

Alders Pet Health Plan provides you with the support you need to help your pet stay healthy.

Unfortunately, we have had 3 dogs (from 2 separate families), presented to our clinic in the last 24 hours who were severely ill. All 3 have tested positive for Parvovirus, and sadly were euthanased. We rarely see parvovirus, as most dogs are vaccinated against this disease. All 3 of these dogs were not vaccinated.

G-PAWS is a lightweight, robust and weatherproof GPS recorder light enough (12g) to be worn by cats, dogs, and even ferrets.

We are now open spring and summer bank holidays (as well as Sundays all year round)!

Alder Vets are the only veterinary practice in the area to open for routine treatments by appointment on bank holidays (and to deal with any emergencies that arise).

Floating Kneecap Treatment

Alder Vets are pleased to offer a cutting edge new technique for the treatment of “Floating Kneecap”

Idiopathic cutaneous in Surrey

As you may have heard there has been another case of Alabama Rot in Surrey. The owner of the flat coated retriever whom was struck with the disease, is an acquaintance of Lucy, the practice manager. The dog had been walked in the Shere/Hurtwood/Albury area. Sadly, despite immediate and specialist care, he has lost his battle against this rare, but cruel disease. May he rest in peace.

You may not be able to see them, but the eggs or larvae of intestinal worms could be in your garden. Intestinal worms can cause serious damage to the health of your pet and your family. That's why it's so important to treat your pet at least every three months.

The importance of annual health checks

Even if you keep a close eye on your pet’s health, an annual visit to the vet for a thorough check-up means extra peace of mind. Apart from helping identify any newly emerging problems before they become serious, regular health assessments will give you the chance to keep your pet’s vaccinations up-to-date, accurately weigh your pet and find out more about any issues that may be worrying you.