This is a list of the most recent lost and found pets that we have been told about. If you want to get in touch with us, please use the form. The data below is a live stream of information via the Isabelle Vets Lost Pets Facebook page.
Enjoy Summer working in Guernsey - Locum Vet required
We are searching for a Locum Vet for 3 – 6 months to join our lovely team and experience summer on the beautiful, sunny island of Guernsey. Our 95% companion animal practice provides all the necessary equipment and facilities, including CT, to look after the large numbers of animals owned by our discerning clientele.
We offer a 4.5 day week and the last appointment time is 5.45pm weekdays - allows more time for the beach! UK and International applicants welcome to apply.
Interested? Please get in touch with our Practice Manager Karen at
karend@isabellevets.co.uk
This Vet practice is amazing, all the staff are very friendly and very good at their jobs. Guernsey is a wonderful place to live, especially in the summer.😊👍
Lovely photo girls, you all look stunning 🤩 x
Lovely photos ladiesxx
Traffics disruption to the practice
We have experienced disruption in the roads to the practice this morning. Please give yourselves extra time to come for you appointment or keep in touch with the radio to find out if the roads are still blocked at the Kings end of Route Isabelle.
Bailiwick Law Enforcement 32m · **Fire Incident - Ongoing Road Closures/Diversions** The one-way section of Les Croutes (Red Line) will remain closed for the next hour to allow Fire Crews to work. Belmont Road/Les Croutes/Route Isabelle are accessible by the public however, any traffic coming from the western side of Route Isabelle will not be able to access Les Croutes and will need to turn around at the Infinity Crescent access road. Kings Road is accessible as per the ongoing road maintenance works. Traffic & Highways are on route to place appropriate signage.
Trainee Veterinary Nurse position filled
The aforementioned position has been filled but if you are interested in a career as a veterinary nurse please get in touch and we can arrange a tour of the practice or work experience. Sarah@isabellevets.co.uk
Student Veterinary Nurse Position
We are looking to recruit a trainee veterinary nurse to join our experienced nursing team. The training programme is three years long and incorporates on island ond off island training. A full salary and package is provided and education expenses paid for. Are you wanting a career in veterinary practice where nurses gain a qualification that requires dedication but brings with it so many rewards? Contact us to find out more. Veterinary nursing is a profession within a profession and has developed in terms of both financial and career progression. Don't let this opportunity pass you by. Contact Karen Diamond karend@isabellevets.co.uk
www.rcvs.org.uk/lifelong-learning/career-development-for-veterinary-nurses/
Career development for veterinary nurses
www.rcvs.org.uk
Information regarding career development options available to veterinary nurses, including the RCVS Diploma in Advanced Veterinary Nursing, and careers in Education and Practice Management.
Exercise is good for puppies
We are often asked what length of time puppies should be walked. Latest research, supported by specialists, advises puppies should not have restricted exercise according to age as this is more likely to contribute to hip dysplasia than prevent it.
www.vetlessons.com/joint-disease-risk/exercise
CANINE JOINT DISEASE RISK - EXERCISE — VETLESSONS
www.vetlessons.com
An evidence based guide to safe exercise in puppies. Narrated by board certified specialist Mike Farrell DipECVS.Theresa Hamel this is interesting xx
Isabelle Vets Cat Clinic (Tuesday mornings from Feb 15th)
We are pleased to announce that we are trialing a cats-only morning clinic, at our L'Islet surgery on Tuesdays, starting on February 15th.
If you feel that your cat is overly stressed by visiting the vets when there are dogs around, please take advantage of this trial morning clinic so that we can measure the demand for this clinic.
If you need further information, please check our website or contact us.
Can we have a bunny morning too? 😂 by the way my lops were really stressed when I brought them in with all the dogs around. And good way to promote nail clipping and vaccinations ! 😊
Are you going to do a dogs only one too, my dog gets stressed with cats 😭
What a good idea. Benson gets stressed out by dogs.
What a great idea. Hope it takes off.
My dog gets stressed out by cats!
I own 3 dogs and think this is a brilliant idea
A really good idea.
Great idea
Love cats
I think my dog identifies as a cat, would she be welcome?
New Cat & small pet sitting service, visit www.kazzas.cf/ for full details
Such a good idea!
Great Idear🐈
OPENING HOURS
We are closed until 8am Wednesday 29th December but available for emergencies by ringing 723863 until then.
Merry Christmas to all 🎅🏻
Merry Christmas to you too 🎁🎄🎅🏼🌲
Merry Christmas & Happy New Year 🎉😻
Mandatory face masks
We are following the lead in the UK to remember to wear a mask in our practices. It's now mandatory for clients to wear one in veterinary practices across the UK, unless you're exempt. #respectyourvet
I was impressed when we brought our rabbit in to have his claws trimmed and the nurse took him to the back. Excellent way to keep distance between nurses and clients.
Strangles Notification
Strangles, a bacterial upper respiratory disease of horses, is present on one yard in Guernsey. The disease only affects horses and is spread by direct contact or on fomites such as brushes, tack and people. The yard is under veterinary supervison and owners are taking all necessary precautions to contain and prevent spread of disease. No horses have been to a competition and therefore the risk to the wider community is extremely low. Please see advice from the British Horse Society to recognise and understand the disease www.bhs.org.uk/advice-and-information/horse-health-and-sickness/strangles
Strangles | Advice & Information | British Horse Society (BHS)
www.bhs.org.uk
Information on how to spot strangles, a highly contagious and debilitating equine disease, and help prevent its spread.