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Bath Veterinary Group is committed to providing the highest quality veterinary care to pets and their owners in and around the city of Bath.

Joined April 2010
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***PLEASE NOTE - BANK HOLIDAY WEEKEND*** If you need medication or food for your pet, please call us on 01225 832521 as soon as possible to order this, ready for collection on Saturday (if we have the item in stock!).... facebook.com/Bath.Vets/posts…
Chocolate can be highly poisonous to your pets and whether it’s Easter or not, should be kept away from them at all times. Read our blog below for more information. If you are at all concerned that your pet has... bathvetgroup.co.uk/blog/nati…
***Just to keep our clients updated: Our Station Road and Oldfield Park branch do not currently have phone access. We are working on the situation and will hopefully be back up and running as soon as possible. If you... facebook.com/Bath.Vets/posts…
Interesting in learning how to carry out basic first aid on your pets? Bath Vets are holding a practical session covering the basics alongside emergency CPR and bandage application at Bath Cats and Dogs Home. You... facebook.com/Bath.Vets/posts…
Easter is about more than chocolate eggs. It’s about regeneration, celebration, new beginnings and let’s not forget … bunnies! Read our blog below on your essential rabbit checklist 🐰 bathvetgroup.co.uk/blog/nati… bathvetgroup.co.uk/blog/nati…
Cats thrive on mental and physical stimulation. They are natural explorers who, in the wild, would hunt or scavenge for food. In some cases, cats lacking proper mental stimulation can develop behaviour issues. Our blog... bathvetgroup.co.uk/blog/nati…
Our nurse Lisa will be hosting a Pet First Aid talk at Bath Cats and Dog's Home on Thursday 11th April at 7:15pm. This practical session will cover basic first aid, how to... bathcatsanddogshome.org.uk/h…
Read our blog below on tips to avoid adder bites. Even though adders rarely bite, we always recommend having your pet checked by a veterinarian if you suspect your pet may have been bitten. 🐍 bathvetgroup.co.uk/blog/nati… bathvetgroup.co.uk/blog/nati…
We ❤️ the sunshine! 🌞 Just remember that our furry friends can't cope as well as us in the heat... Read our blog for more information about heat stroke and how to avoid it bathvetgroup.co.uk/blog/nati… bathvetgroup.co.uk/blog/nati…
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