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Isabelle Vets are looking for an additional full-time receptionist to join our current team to meet the expanding needs of this developing veterinary practice. You need to have good communication skills, enjoy working with both people and animals and have computer knowledge. A valid driving licence is essential.  The post is for a forty-hour week, working...Continue Reading

  Yes, we are Centennials but instead of crowing about the past or playing the Guernsey donkey we have forged ahead as Guernsey’s largest Veterinary Practice offering our feline and canine friends state of the art facilities in comfortable and friendly premises in-keeping with 2019 and beyond. We will tell you more about our history...Continue Reading

  One of our registered veterinary nurses, Becky,  has been in Sri Lanka for several weeks working as a volunteer with World Veterinary Services. This excellent veterinary run charity works in many jurisdictions around the world and has two principal areas of care. Few people realise the World Health Organisation figures indicate that there are...Continue Reading

  Welcome to the Isabelle Vets Equine Newsletter. This latest newsletter will cover: Practice News What’s new in the equine world? What’s new in equine research? Introducing a new range of supplements New X-Ray Machine Introduction to Mairi Bruce, our new vet. Our Rossdales Equine Hospital training visit Top six Tips for Autumn Ragwort Poisoning  ...Continue Reading

Save Tuesday 20th November for our equine evening, to be held at La Villette Hotel, St Martins – 7:00 pm for 7.30 pm prompt start. Topics to include laminitis, stomach ulcers and equine asthma. Tea, coffee and biscuits provided. Places are limited to 80, so please RSVP to vets@isabellevets.co.ukContinue Reading

  Guy Fawkes and his cabal of merry firework enthusiasts will undoubtedly be setting off large numbers of noisy projectiles in a few weeks time. Pet owners are rightly worried about the effect that this will have on their animals and many will suffer enormous stresses and strains that can cause panic and severe anxiety and...Continue Reading

  The Directors and staff of Isabelle Vets would like to thank everyone who voted for them in the 2018 Sure Customer Service Awards. As Directors, we would also like to thank our team members for their hard work, as it is their level of care and the degree of passion they bring to the...Continue Reading

  Dogs were first domesticated over 15,000 years ago and have since evolved alongside us to become the domestic dogs that we know and love today. This evolution process has led them to eat an omnivorous diet and to have an ability to bond closely with humans and many puppies even have an understanding of...Continue Reading

  Yes, pets do get hay fever and it is much the same as with ourselves. We are surprised that we don’t get more cases, especially when one realises that their noses and eyes are often in the grass. The symptoms areas for ourselves; runny, sore eyes, nasal discharge, sneezing, lethargy and just feeling under...Continue Reading