At Moor Cottage, the health, safety and wellbeing of our patients, our staff and our community is our number-one priority. We remain committed to delivering exceptional care to your pet, while doing our part to reduce the spread of respiratory illness (in particular, COVID-19 coronavirus), including careful monitoring of the health and wellbeing of our …
Category: General News
Bracknell vets warn against dangers of antifreeze
A leading vet in Bracknell is warning people of the potentially fatal effect antifreeze can have on pets, particularly cats. Moor Cottage Veterinary Hospital, in Binfield, is asking pet owners to be careful when using and storing antifreeze throughout the winter months as ingestion can lead to kidney failure in cats. Due to its sweet …
Continue reading “Bracknell vets warn against dangers of antifreeze”
Max – October Dog Braveheart
Max is a lovely 9 year old Labrador who loves tennis balls! So much so, that he swallowed one!! Max was having a lovely day chasing tennis balls (his favourite game!) when he chased a small tennis ball (ping pong sized) that had been thrown for one of his doggy friends to chase! Max decided …
Bracknell vet launches ‘plastic free’ partnership
A Bracknell veterinary hospital is celebrating National Recycling Week (September 23-29) by pledging to reduce plastic waste in its practice. Moor Cottage Veterinary Hospital, in Binfield, has become a ‘plastic free business champion’ through the Surfers Against Sewage initiative. Surfers Against Sewage is a charity which works with local communities to fight the plastic pollution …
Continue reading “Bracknell vet launches ‘plastic free’ partnership”
Be prepared to help pets de-stress, urge Moor Cottage Vets
Pet lovers are being urged to be well prepared for what veterinary experts have highlighted as a time of year which can be difficult to keep animals calm. Noisy celebrations such as Halloween, Bonfire Night, Diwali, Christmas and New Year are all identified as occasions which can cause stress for pets. Help is at hand, …
Continue reading “Be prepared to help pets de-stress, urge Moor Cottage Vets”
August Braveheart – Nacho
This month’s Brave heart has been awarded to our lovely ‘Nacho’ Nacho is a 7yr old Pug, his Mummy brought him in to see a vet as she had concerns over his left eye. Olivia the Vet examined Nacho thoroughly and unfortunately found his eye had ruptured. Nacho was admitted to the Hospital for pain …
Owners warned of grass seed dangers for dogs
A leading Bracknell vet is urging pet owners across the county to be aware of the dangers of grass seeds to dogs this summer. Alan Hutchinson, acting co-clinical director at Moor Cottage Veterinary Hospital, in Binfield, said he has already started to see incidents of dogs being adversely affected after coming into contact with seeds. …
Continue reading “Owners warned of grass seed dangers for dogs”
Protect pets as temperatures set to rise, warn Bracknell Vets
A Bracknell vet is urging pet owners to protect their animals this summer, as the weather looks set to improve across the UK. Following a wet start to the summer, it is predicted that temperatures are set to return in the coming weeks. Alan Hutchinson, acting co-clinical director of Moor Cottage Veterinary Hospital, which is …
Continue reading “Protect pets as temperatures set to rise, warn Bracknell Vets”
Snakes and Adders not a game for dogs, warn Bracknell Vets
A senior vet is urging dog owners across Bracknell to be on their guard after recent reports of pets being attacked by poisonous snakes. Alan Hutchinson, acting co-clinical director at Moor Cottage Veterinary Hospital, in London Road, Binfield, has issued the warning after a number of reported adder attacks on dogs across the country. Adders, …
Continue reading “Snakes and Adders not a game for dogs, warn Bracknell Vets”
Family pet sick as dog after Easter egg feast
An eggstravagant post-Easter feast left a lovable cocker spaniel in need of urgent medical attention at a leading Bracknell vets. Cocker spaniel Purdi was rushed to Moor Cottage Veterinary Hospital, in Binfield, by her anxious owners after scoffing three large Easter eggs and a bunch of grapes – both of which are toxic to dogs …
Continue reading “Family pet sick as dog after Easter egg feast”