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  Yes, pets do get hay fever and it is much the same as with ourselves. We are surprised that we don’t get more cases, especially when one realises that their noses and eyes are often in the grass. The symptoms areas for ourselves; runny, sore eyes, nasal discharge, sneezing, lethargy and just feeling under...Continue Reading

Welcome to the Isabelle Vets Equine Newsletter. This latest newsletter will cover: The launch of our new Equine Health Club An introduction to our equine support team The equine ambulatory support facilities and services Isabelle Vets offer Diary date for horse owners   Download the Equine Newsletter here    Continue Reading

We are excited to announce that we are launching the Equine Health Club plan to cover the majority of the essential areas of health care for your horse. The Equine Health Club is not insurance: It includes the regular things – like vaccinations, worm egg counts, annual tapeworm treatment, health checks and advice, in a manageable...Continue Reading

Add this event to your equestrian diary.  Sarah-Jane Heathcote will be delivering a talk on ‘Diseases causing Poor Performance’, alongside Master Saddler Steph Bradley and an Equine nutritionist, at La Villette Hotel on Monday 16th July – Doors open at 7:00 pm for a 7:30 pm start. There is a £5 admission charge on the door,...Continue Reading

The new L’Islet surgery opened at the beginning of June 17 and it has been very well received with its easy parking, large air-conditioned consulting rooms, great access, nurses on site and of course the hydrotherapy, rehabilitation unit and the C.T. scanning unit. Our clients have been very happy with the facility and if you...Continue Reading

  The Big Flea Project – The truth is that fleas are a year-round problem in Guernsey but undoubtedly the warmer months speed the flea’s life cycle and there is more activity and socialisation with our pets, especially the cats. MSD pharmaceuticals who manufactures one of the best flea killing products on the market (speak...Continue Reading

  NOTE: THIS POST HAS BEEN FILLED An exciting vacancy has arisen for a Veterinary Care Assistant to join our veterinary practice. This is a permanent full-time position, which involves starting as a receptionist, progressing as a Student Veterinary Nurse and finally to qualify as a Registered Veterinary Nurse over a three to four year...Continue Reading

  Our Pet Hero for 2017  We are pleased to announce the winner of the Isabelle Vets Pet Hero competition, Catrina the tabby cat, as voted for by the general public. All of the nominated finalists were ‘Heros’ in their own right, with over five hundred people voting for their chosen hero in a closely-run...Continue Reading