Abbey Veterinary Centre
Latest News & Updates
- 5th May 2025
Our Behaviour Nurse Jo explains why boundary training is so important.
Our specialist behavioural nurse Jo is now offering house visits for behavioural assessments.
Sometimes tiny crystals can form in cats and dogs urine, seen only under a microscope and can sometimes form into kidney or bladder stones!
- 18th February 2025
It used to be common information that dogs age 7 years to every human year.
- 14th February 2025
Medically referred to as Gastroenteritis meaning inflammation of the stomach and intestines.
- 16th January 2025
It is well understood that to lose weight, we must ingest fewer calories than we are burning each day, and the same is true for our pets.
There are 16 types of aggression seen in dogs.
If you struggle to get your cat in the carrier to visit the vet then this is the read for you!
- 20th February 2024
ALL our vets, nurses and receptionists at Abbey Vets adopt a “fear free” ethos.
- 4th December 2023
It sure have been cold these past few days, here are some helpful tips on how to care for your dog, and keep them safe in this winter
- 15th November 2023
All animals, puppies included, have a special sensitive period at the start of their lives where socialisation takes place.
- 16th October 2023
We humans are probably not looking forward to the shorter days of autumn and winter.
- 19th September 2023
After such a long hot summer, it’s hard to imagine that soon we’ll be back to darker nights with cold, damp days....
- 17th November 2022
We humans are probably not looking forward to the shorter days of autumn and winter....
- 4th October 2022
Here at Abbey vets we are passionate about creating an environment for your pet that enables them to come and visit us with the least stress possible.
- 17th September 2022
This month we are celebrating our older pets.
- 5th November 2021
Increasingly popular at celebrations, fireworks can be very traumatic for our pets.
Kennel Cough is more formally known by vets as Infectious Tracheo-Bronchitis.
- 26th February 2020
Abbey Veterinary Centre in Shrewsbury is delighted to announce a new SignVideo service for our deaf clients who use British Sign Language (BSL).
Local veterinary clinic Abbey Vets recently celebrated their further commitment to cat welfare by achieving the higher gold level of accreditation under the ISFM Cat Friendly Clinic accreditation programme.
- 18th July 2018
Dental disease is very common in our pets, with dental problems being diagnosed in over 80% of dogs, and 70% of cats over the age of 3 years.
Here at Abbey Vets we are able to offer innovative laser therapy as an alternative treatment for pain, inflammation, swelling and trauma.
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