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Dogs: Abbey Vets, accredited Veterinary Practice based in the City of Durham, and in Chester-le-Street.

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Skip to main content. You are here: Abbey Veterinary Centre. At Abbey Veterinary Centre, we feel that one of the most important things we do is to promote preventative care. This begins during your puppy's very first visit. You'll soon learn there is a lot for us to talk about during your puppy visits. Your home will seem very strange to your new puppy, so give him time to get to know his new surroundings. Remember that although puppies love to play they need a quiet place to retreat to and to sleep.

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Meet the Team: Abbey Vets, accredited Veterinary Practice based in the City of Durham, and in Chester-le-Street.

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Skip to main content. You are here: Abbey Veterinary Centre. Raquo; Meet the Team. Chris qualified from Edinburgh in 1984, and spent the following years, working in Yorkshire and briefly, Lancashire before joining Abbey Vet Centre in 1998. Inge started working at Abbey Vets in 2006. She has a special interest in ophthalmology. She enjoys the outdoors with her 2 dogs, cooking and spending time with her family. Monique began working as part of the veterinary surgeon team in 2011. She enjoys all parts o...

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Abbey Health Plan: Abbey Vets, accredited Veterinary Practice based in the City of Durham, and in Chester-le-Street.

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Skip to main content. You are here: Abbey Veterinary Centre. Raquo; What We Do. Raquo; Abbey Health Plan. Preventative care at monthly discounted prices). DO YOU WANT TO SAVE MONEY? SPREAD THE COST THROUGH OUT THE YEAR? HASSLE FREE DIRECT DEBIT. The plan provides your pet with:. Full clinical examinations, twice. Per year, to include: general health, ears, eyes, skin and coat, heart and lungs, weight, nails, teeth, joints and muscles and a microchip check. Additional vaccinations (Kennel cough and rabies).

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Guinea Pigs: Abbey Vets, accredited Veterinary Practice based in the City of Durham, and in Chester-le-Street.

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Skip to main content. You are here: Abbey Veterinary Centre. Raquo; Guinea Pigs. Caring for your new guinea pig. The guinea pig we know and love today was domesticated between 3,000 and 5,000 years ago from highland colonies in South America. They have become popular as a show and pet animal, particularly for children. Try to replicate natural environments by providing tunnels, straw and hay for burrowing, upturned boxes, nesting areas and many different levels. Adding rocks, bushes, leaves and occas...

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Puppy Party: Abbey Vets, accredited Veterinary Practice based in the City of Durham, and in Chester-le-Street.

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Skip to main content. You are here: Abbey Veterinary Centre. Raquo; What We Do. Raquo; Puppy Party. Puppy parties are an ideal way to socialise your puppy with other people and their dogs. A chance for your puppy to learn how to get on with other dogs. A talk by our nursing staff on puppy care, with lots of time for questions. Demonstrations are given on cleaning ears, brushing teeth, and how to check your puppy for signs of ill health. A free glass of juice. A free Goody Bag at the end of the evening.

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Rabbits: Abbey Vets, accredited Veterinary Practice based in the City of Durham, and in Chester-le-Street.

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Skip to main content. You are here: Abbey Veterinary Centre. Dental disease is a very common problem with rabbits. Rabbit teeth are unlike dog, cat and our own teeth as they grow constantly. They are kept healthy by the constant chewing action which causes the upper and lower teeth to rub together as the rabbit chews. This keeps the teeth rubbed down to the correct level. Problems occur when this natural grinding system fails. The two main viruses which can effect rabbits are Myxomatosis, and Viral Haemo...

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Nurse Clinics: Abbey Vets, accredited Veterinary Practice based in the City of Durham, and in Chester-le-Street.

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Skip to main content. You are here: Abbey Veterinary Centre. Raquo; What We Do. Raquo; Nurse Clinics. Post - Operative Checks. Bandage and Dressing Changes. 6 month health checks. We're open from 8.30am to 6.20pm, book an appointment. Register your Pet with Abbey Vets. If you've got a new pet, or are new to the area register. FREE Firework Phobia Nurse Clinic. Petplan Awards - Vote for us! Remember Remember Your Pets This November! Tue, 25 Oct 2016. Sat, 15 Oct 2016. Wed, 12 Oct 2016. More in this Section.

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Why Choose Abbey Vets?: Abbey Vets, accredited Veterinary Practice based in the City of Durham, and in Chester-le-Street.

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Skip to main content. You are here: Abbey Veterinary Centre. Raquo; Why Choose Abbey Vets? Why Choose Abbey Vets? Abbey Vets are an accredited Veterinary Practice. To become accredited, we undergo a rigorous inspection every four years and have met a range of minimum standards including hygiene, 24-hour emergency cover, staff training, certain types of equipment and cost estimation procedures. This enables us to provide a high standard of care for pets and peace of mind for clients. L, T and J from Durham.

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Hamsters: Abbey Vets, accredited Veterinary Practice based in the City of Durham, and in Chester-le-Street.

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Skip to main content. You are here: Abbey Veterinary Centre. Caring for your new hamster. Hamsters are the best known and one of the most popular of all the small rodents kept as pets. They live on average for two to three years. Finally, it is worth remembering that hamsters are short sighted, especially those with pink eyes, so keep a close eye on yours if let out of the cage. One Syrian hamster will be happy, but two or more means serious fighting – so keep members of this species alone. Rus...Hamster...