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This guidance has been issued to highlight the importance of minimising the development of resistance and the potential negative environmental impact of antimicrobials and antiparasitic medications.
To be able to receive medications such as antibiotics or flea and worm treatments, the Veterinary Surgeon will need to:
Have full access to your pet’s clinical history, including any treatment given by alternative veterinary surgeries.
Carry out a physical examination of your pet.
Yes, however:
If you have a young pet that is likely to change weight you may be required to visit your veterinary surgery for a physical examination.
We are unable to supply flea and worm treatment through weight check appointments with a Veterinary Nurse, or updates on your pet’s weight from home.
We understand the importance of supplying flea and worm treatment to your pets and that this may be of some inconvenience to yourself. We will try and make this transition as easy as possible for all those affected.
Please contact your surgery if you need any further information.
Important update for pet owners travelling to the EU from the UK!
From 22 April 2026, new regulations will come into effect for pet travel between the UK and the European Union.
Our Easter opening hours
We’re here for you and your pets every day this Easter, for routine and emergency appointments. See our adjusted opening times.
We’re finalists at the UK Customer Satisfaction Awards 2026!
We’ve been named finalists in the Best Customer Experience category.
Yorkshire People’s Choice Family Business of the Year
As a proudly independent, family-owned business, we’re delighted to have made the shortlist. Please share a vote for us here.