Conjunctivitis

This is inflammation of the outer layers of the eye. It is relatively common in both cats, dogs and rabbits. It can be caused by injury of all shapes and forms, by infection - viral and bacterial and may be of allergic origin. It usually shows itself as pain, inflammation and discharge involving one or both eyes. Some recent research on dogs indicated that a little more than half of the cases investigated were actually caused by allergy.

We believe any inflammation of the eye should be taken seriously.

Many cases, especially in cats, maybe the result of more serious underlying diseases such as Flu or Chlamydia.

Generally speaking if your pet is worried by an eye please let us check.

Our veterinarians are all experienced general practitioners with a broad knowledge and
understanding of animal health, illness and injury.

Charlie Beadle

Dear Julia

I came to you big and fat

Yes I was rather chunky

After 20 weeks of diet and chat

I leave here fit and hunky!!

The Knight family

Thank you all so much for the care and compassion shown during poor George’s illness. We think you are all lovely caring people who work very well as a team.

Paul and Tracy

To Alan

Thank you to you and your colleagues for saving Kalli following her anaphylactic reaction, we love her so much and are so grateful to still have her with us.