June 30th, 2025

As the sun shines brighter and temperatures soar, it’s important to make sure your furry family members stay safe, happy, and healthy. Read more . . .

June 6th, 2025

On the weekend of the 14th and 15th of June, we are having some work done in our reception, operating theatres and consultation rooms at Park Road to improve appearance and operational efficiency.

May 22nd, 2025

As warmer months settle in across the UK, so does the increased risk of ticks. These tiny parasites might seem insignificant, but they can pose serious health threats to our pets.

April 21st, 2025

In recent years, Western veterinary acupuncture has gained momentum as a complementary treatment option for pets suffering from a range of conditions. Read more . . .

March 21st, 2025

We know fireworks ‘season’ seems a long way off – and it is, but now is the best time to start desensitising your dog in readiness, particularly if they are young and this will be their first experience. 

February 28th, 2025

We have received numerous reports of scammers operating in the local area, claiming to be Larkmead Vets. They are asking people for small payments over the phone to update a pet’s microchip details, to release a lost pet or start an urgently needed operation. Read more . . .

January 24th, 2025

Both dogs and cats will experience veterinary related anxiety at some point during their lives. It is almost impossible to avoid. But whilst we can’t control every aspect of their anxiety, we can help to reduce it. Read more . . .

December 16th, 2024

The festive season is wonderful to enjoy time with our pets but we want to ensure you get to do so safely and avoid unnecessary visits to see us!

November 16th, 2024

We like to think we know when our pets are in pain – and often we do, when they’re limping or making a noise. But as they age, they experience many of the same health challenges we do, and one of the most common issues is osteoarthritis (OA).

October 14th, 2024

As we approach fireworks season, many of us look forward to the dazzling displays that light up the sky. However, for our pets, these loud events can be a source of anxiety, stress, and even danger. Read more . . .