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.
Equine/small animal Veterinary Surgeon Wanted – permanent full-time position
www.isabellevets.co.uk/our-practice/veterinary-surgeon/
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We are hiring a new Veterinary Surgeon for Isabelle Vets in Guernsey. We are looking a qualified Veterinary Surgeon to join our expanding team of surgeons..I would be happy to help and search for the right fit for your team. If you need a hand pointing Vets in your direction then I would love to have a conversation with you. I doubt it would take much convincing once they saw your wonderful set up and heard all about your clinic. Have a good day
Roadworks around the Route Isabelle surgery
Please note that Route Isabelle (from just after the entrance into York Avenue past the cemetery to Le Foulon) will be closed from Wednesday 6 January for 2 and a half weeks.
At times before a new surface is laid, an emulsion will be sprayed onto the base layer – please be aware this emulsion is very sticky & will adhere to the paws of animals, soles of shoes & car tyres/bodywork. Care should therefore be taken to avoid any contact during drying.
www.isabellevets.co.uk/news/roadworks-around-the-route-isabelle-surgery/
Ian Le Tissier
Thank you
Would all mourners please note, as a result of the road closures your deceased loved ones remains will be arriving by helicopter, so do excuse the aircraft noise over the foulon cemetery.
New Year Opening Times
We remain open until 4pm New Year's Eve and resume normal opening hours from Saturday 2nd January at 8am. In case of urgent or emergency appointments out of hours, please call the usual number 723863.
We wish all our clients and patients a happy and healthy 2021. Thank you for your ongoing support.
Opening hours over Christmas
Please be advised that we close at 4pm Christmas Eve and open again at 8am Tuesday 29th December. Between these hours, please ring 723863 for urgent or emergency appointments at our Route Isabelle surgery in St Peter Port.
Thank you to all the staff who are looking after Millie today and over night into Christmas Day morning 🎄🎉🎄😊
New Requirements for Pet Travel to the EU
From 1st January 2021, the current EU Pet Passport will no longer be valid for pet travel to the EU or Northern Ireland. A microchip and rabies vaccination will still be required. After the first rabies vaccination a three week plus 1 day interval is needed prior to travel. An Animal Health Certificate will need to be obtained from us within 10 days of travel and is valid for 4 months travel throughout the EU. A new certificate is required each time travel from Guernsey is undertaken. For more information please visit gov.gg/pettravelscheme
Pet Travel Scheme - States of Guernsey
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On this page you will find information about pet travel to and from Europe from 1st January 2021.Traffic works notice around Route Isabelle:
We would like to advise visitors to the Route Isabelle surgery that there is a one-way system in place between Route Isabelle and Kings Club for the next five-six days. You will not be able to drive down Kings Road, towards Route Isabelle.
Please leave a little extra travel time to arrive before your scheduled appointment as traffic is a little congested as a result of these roadworks.
Someone’s wall has collapsed into the road Shouldn’t take a week to fix Get Bernie’s gardening services on the job
Winter Fitness Hydrotherapy for Dogs
During the winter months, the drop in temperature can cause serious inflammatory flare-ups in arthritic joints causing more pain and stiffness. Hydrotherapy is a great way of helping dogs with chronic conditions such as arthritis over the winter months. It can help build and maintain muscle mass and improve the range of motion of joints and muscles. Hydrotherapy also increases cardiovascular fitness of the heart and lungs.
The buoyancy of the water gives your dog more support whilst reducing the load and impact on painful joints during exercise, meaning your dog is likely to feel more comfortable exercising in the aquatic environment.
When being immersed in water, the hydrostatic pressure has been shown to increase lymphatic return within the body and therefore leads to a reduction in swelling and associated pain and stiffness. When receiving treatment in our heated underwater treadmill, blood circulation is increased which can aid tissue healing and release natural endorphins boosting your dog’s mood and demeanour during the colder months.
If you would like to try hydrotherapy for your dog, then please contact our highly qualified hydrotherapists Katie and Christina at our L'Islet branch on 01481 241056.
www.isabellevets.co.uk/our-practice/hydrotherapy/
Lovely staff so thankful for all their love and kindness to my old dog Ollie x
Christina is amazing, so patient with my Tilly, thank you 😀
This is so Lovely for them thank you.
Sue Shakespeare for little Oz’s legs?
Great photo 🤩
Daisy 🐕 was treated like “Royalty” when she was rehabilitating after her leg surgeries great treatment and fun to watch! xxx 🐶
Christina Camacho Katie Ozard
Seafront Sunday Winners
Congratulations to Evita Jasinska, photographed with vet Sarah Baird, Lily Fridd and Hope White who won our 'Pin the tail on the dog' competition at Seafront Sunday. They each won a teddy and a tour of the practice. Well done to all those who took part!
Swimarathon
It's that time of year again where staff join in this fanatastic event in aid of Guernsey Alzheimers Association. There will be our talented triathlete Lucy, our nurses and several of our young and not so young vets! Please support us and this worthy charity if you can! We are in the pool Thursday evening! Good luck to all those taking part.
giving.gg/donate/event/5908/Swimarathon-2020
Seafront Sunday
Fantastic to see so many people and their pets today! Thank you for your donations which have raised £100 towards Petsavers who undertake ethical research into animal disease.
Petsavers.org.uk