Spires Vet Clinic

Caoimhe our trainee animal nursing assistant pulled the short straw today and was delegated the task of sorting out the paper work 📚 While everyone else scarpered, John was more than happy to assist! Judging by caoimhe’s face, was he a help or a hindrance? 🤭🤣

**Missing cat**
Max is a young male tabby and is missing from the Dublin road area in Omagh (Oak Rise). He has a distinctive heart shape on his nose!
He is sorely missed by his owner and hoping to bring him back home! Please contact the clinic if you may have spotted this little fella!🐾

just some interesting reading for our great clients 📖 Please be aware not all birds found are injured. Sometimes mum or dad can be very near by, continuing to feed the fledglings. However a lot of people feel these little birds are in danger, when in fact they aren’t. Please follow the guidelines below and if you have any questions don’t hesitate to contact us.

A fabulous day out for all! Only a small donation to be paid on the day of £9!🐶🐾

Happy Fathers Day to all the animal Dads out there! We think you are all doing an awesome job!🐾💕
#fathersday #pets #thisiscvs

🐾🐾REHOMED🐾🐾 this wee girl has already been snatched up. Thank you all for your interest, we wish her luck in her new home 🥰🥰🥰 This little lady was found straying and was handed into the clinic a number of weeks ago. She is roughly 10 weeks old and after a few weeks here at the clinic we feel she is now ready to go to her new home. She is extremely friendly and playful. ... If you are Interested in re-homing this little lady please contact the clinic at 028 8224 5236 or our Facebook page is operative during clinic opening hours.
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🐶💥 INFORMATIVE POST 💥🐶
Yesterday we received a beautiful card and gifts from a client! (the chocolate treats were enjoyed by us all 🙊). She has allowed us to share her beloved pets story which was a scary ordeal for her!🐾
Princess the chihuahua came into the clinic to see our vet Femke. She had also been unwell and her owner was worried about her. She had been gaining weight but had not been eating, which was a concerning sign for her owner.
... As you can imagine, Princess’s owner was extremely worried. Our vet Femke got to work and with a pyo confirmed by ultrasound, she prepped her for surgery! A pyo was not something her owner had even thought or was aware of! We have attached a photograph to show just how big the pyo was (remember little Princess is a only a little Chihuahua)!
*What is a PYO?* PYO = PUS PYOMETRA = PUS IN UTERUS
Pyo is short for Pyometra. It’s caused by the Uterus filling with pus and, if left untreated, it can lead to kidney failure, toxaemia, dehydration and, in some cases, death! It may not always have obvious signs and symptoms, but we have listed a few below to be aware of;
- Dehydration - Not eating - Very thirsty - Vaginal discharge - Generally unwell (with or without vomiting)
Princess has made a great recovery post operation and her owner is so glad to have her special girl back home safe and well! 💕
If your dog isn’t spayed we recommend that it is something you consider. Having your dog spayed will ensure Pyometra does not occur as well as reducing the chances of developing certain types of cancer & unwanted pregnancies. Contact the clinic to discuss getting your pooch spayed!🐶🐾
#savingpets #spayawarness #thisiscvs
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****sad news**** Unfortunately we have just received a message from a kind member of the public, that there is a deceased black and white cat lying on the grass verge outside Charles Hurst Garage, on the Dromore RD omagh. 😢😢 The little cat is described to be mostly black with a small bit of white on it’s under belly. Gender is unknown. Can everyone please share to hopefully get this little mite back home!

UPDATE - OWNER FOUND
This wee dude was brought into us this morning. He was found around the Coolnagard/Kevlin road are in Omagh!
He is approximately 4months old and extremely friendly! If this is your wee one please contact the clinic. Proof of ownership will be required!🐾

✨** START OF JUNE OFFER ** ✨
We are offering free health checks for your Bunnies! This offer commences on Monday 3rd June and ends Friday 7th June.
Our Veterinary Nurse Rachel is a wiz with all things Bunny! She is a new face to the clinic and looks forward to meeting all exisiting and new Rabbit owners!🐰
... Please call the clinic to arrange your free consultation with our Registered Veterinary Nurse Rachel! 👩🏻‍⚕️🐰
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Our practice cat John eager for all of our clients to arrive this morning! Although you may not see him, he is for sure watching every move you make as he is incredibly nosey! 👀🐾🐱

Is anyone feeling those Monday Blues? We thought all of our facebook followers deserved to have their Monday brightened!
If this bunch of beautiful Boxer puppies don’t cheer you up, I don’t know what else will.🐶
... This lot came into the clinic for their First Vaccinations, Microchipping and 8 week health check with Vet James. They also received a lot of cuddles from team Spires! 💕💕
We love to give all of our clients and their pets the 5 Star Spires treatment when they are in the clinic. So don’t be alarmed if your pet gets some TLC and cuddles from the girls when they are waiting to see the vet!🥰
#loveourjob #caringforpets #thisiscvs
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This week is #MentalHealthAwarenessWeek. Did you know that the companionship of a pet is a great way to help reduce anxiety and stress? Give your amazing pets a shout out in the comments below for putting a smile on your face even when you're not feeling your best.

MISSING PUG
This girl is missing from the Town centre in Omagh. She may have been spotted today in the town area. If you may have spotted this girl or have any information please call the clinic on 02882245236!

🐾FOUND🐾
This wee fella is roaming around the Knocklochan area in Omagh. A kind member of the public has informed us and asked us to share this photo to try to locate his owners!

Unfortunately a deceased cat has been handed into the clinic 😿
It is a beautiful grey female cat. It was found on the Kevlin Road around the Cannondale area. If this may be your wee one please contact the clinic on 02882245236, or call in!