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Following the recent admittance of a number of rabbits with gut stasis, a potentially fatal digestion condition if not treated quickly, we’re warning rabbit owners to be aware of the signs. Phoebe, a Rex rabbit, was brought into see one of Calder’s veterinary surgeons, and rabbit enthusiast, Shona Haydon after her owner noticed that she
A family’s much-loved miniature dachshund is standing on his own feet after vets in Yorkshire helped him to walk again. Seven-year-old Jasper was referred to Calder Vets’ 24-hour animal hospital in Dewsbury after losing the use of his hind legs overnight. Amid concerns of a spinal injury which was affecting nerve signals from the feet
Today is a sad day for Calder Vets, as we say goodbye to a very important member of our team. Louis Turner has been with us since 1991 as our resident builder. He’s built practices from the ground up and carried out extensive refurbishment work on all of our 12 practices. As well as being
Dewsbury veterinary clinic has been awarded the highest level certificate in Cat Care by The International Society for Feline Medicine reflecting our investment in the best facilities and the care and dedication of our staff
A new strain of Rabbit Haemorrhagic Disease Virus (RHDV) has been discovered. Find out the latest news and information about the disease including vaccinations.
Leaving your dog in the car on a hot day can be very dangerous. With temperatures soaring, conditions can become deadly in a matter of minutes.
It’s Rabbit Awareness week 18th – 26th of June 2016!
There has been an increased number of cases of “Kennel Cough” in the West and South Yorkshire region this winter. Find out more about Kennel Cough and prevention for your dog.
From the 6th April 2016, a new law will make microchipping dogs compulsory!
Christmas and New Year can be quite a dangerous time for our pets
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