Astonlee Veterinary Hospital and Surgery
Tickford Street, Newport Pagnell, Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire, MK16 9BA United Kingdom
Tel: 01908 611637
Our clinics are run by our caring veterinary nurses. Appointments can be made via telephone or in person. Please ask for a Nurse Clinic Consultation.
In all clinics, animals will be weighed and given a general health check. Any problems noticed will be referred to a vet for further examination, advice and treatment.
Vaccination Clinic
In addition to your appointment with the vet you will be given an appointment for this clinic. This has been set up to provide owners with advice on a variety of subjects. It is available to anyone who has a dog or cat even if you have had a pet before. Your pet will be given a general health and weight check and advice will be given on the following:
Diet
Fleas and worms
Insurance
Micro chipping
Neutering
Dental care
The nurse will also be able to answer any general questions that you may have.
Puppy Parties
Parties takes place in the evening and invites are sent out after their 1st vaccination. The aim of the party is to help with puppy socialisation and to advise owners on responsible pet ownership as detailed above.
It allows owners to swap stories of their puppy’s progress, adventures and mishaps!
Weight clinic
Nearly 1 in 5 pets in the UK are now thought to be clinically overweight. Obesity affects the general health of pets, as well as predisposing animals to diseases such as diabetes and
arthritis. Our nurses operate "weight-clinics", where practical and realistic advice is given to help your pet get into the ideal condition. Once a suitable feeding regime and diet is worked out, we encourage regular free clinics to have "weigh-ins" so as to check your pets progress.
New Pet Clinic
This clinic is similar to the puppy and kitten clinic. It is intended for any new owner and provides advice on all aspects of the care of your new pet whatever their age. The nurse will give your new addition a general health and weight check and be able to answer any general questions you might have.
Dental Check
Dental hygiene is very important for animals as well as it is for humans. 70% of dogs and cats have some form of dental disease which, if left untreated, can cause problems for the heart, liver and kidneys. In the dental check your pet will have a thorough examination of its mouth including its teeth, gums and tongue. You will also receive dental care advice appropriate for your pet. There are many ways to look after your pets’ teeth including suitable toys, chews, diet and teeth cleaning.
Administration of Worming Tablets
This clinic is intended for anybody who struggles to give worming tablets to their pets. Cats are often the most difficult but some dogs can be a handful also. As well as
administering the worming tablet, the nurse will give your pet a general health and weight check.
Senior Lifestyle Clinic
A free consultation with the nurse for cats and dogs over seven years of age. This will enable you to understand the changes in your pet's lifestyle once they have reached the age of Seven Years or more.
Visitors to the clinic can request routine blood tests for their pets and receive advice for the best care as old age creeps upon them.
Did you realise that at the age of 7 your pet is the equivalent of a 60-year-old human? At this age it becomes more important to maintain regular health checks to help detect any potential problems at an early stage and so ensure your pet's quality of life.
A Free urine analysis will also be performed.
Microchipping
The technique of implanting an Identification Computer Chip is a clever and lifelong method of retrieving your lost pet. The procedure involves a simple injection.
Flea Checks
Flea checks and advice on a preventative programme.
Fleas don't just make your pet itchy; they can actually make him/her quite ill. Be aware of how fleas can irritate your pet! It might be difficult to see fleas, but they certainly can make their presence felt, especially to your pet. Understand the:
Warning Signs.
The first step to stop a flea infestation is to be aware of their presence. Keep an eye out for the warning signs that fleas are on your pet!
Flea Related Problems.
The illness that can result from flea infestation can make your pet very unhappy. Learn just how much discomfort these tiny insects can cause your pet!
Prevention.
Learn how to end your pet's flea problems and how to keep them from ever coming back!
Astonlee Veterinary Hospital and Surgery
Tickford Street, Newport Pagnell, Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire, MK16 9BA United Kingdom
Tel: 01908 611637
Tickford Street, Newport Pagnell, Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire, MK16 9BA United Kingdom
Tel: 01908 611637
Nurses Clinics
Our Veterinary Nurses are here to help youOur clinics are run by our caring veterinary nurses. Appointments can be made via telephone or in person. Please ask for a Nurse Clinic Consultation.
In all clinics, animals will be weighed and given a general health check. Any problems noticed will be referred to a vet for further examination, advice and treatment.
Vaccination Clinic
In addition to your appointment with the vet you will be given an appointment for this clinic. This has been set up to provide owners with advice on a variety of subjects. It is available to anyone who has a dog or cat even if you have had a pet before. Your pet will be given a general health and weight check and advice will be given on the following:
Diet
Fleas and worms
Insurance
Micro chipping
Neutering
Dental care
The nurse will also be able to answer any general questions that you may have.
Puppy Parties
Parties takes place in the evening and invites are sent out after their 1st vaccination. The aim of the party is to help with puppy socialisation and to advise owners on responsible pet ownership as detailed above.
It allows owners to swap stories of their puppy’s progress, adventures and mishaps!
Weight clinic
Nearly 1 in 5 pets in the UK are now thought to be clinically overweight. Obesity affects the general health of pets, as well as predisposing animals to diseases such as diabetes and
arthritis. Our nurses operate "weight-clinics", where practical and realistic advice is given to help your pet get into the ideal condition. Once a suitable feeding regime and diet is worked out, we encourage regular free clinics to have "weigh-ins" so as to check your pets progress.
New Pet Clinic
This clinic is similar to the puppy and kitten clinic. It is intended for any new owner and provides advice on all aspects of the care of your new pet whatever their age. The nurse will give your new addition a general health and weight check and be able to answer any general questions you might have.
Dental Check
Dental hygiene is very important for animals as well as it is for humans. 70% of dogs and cats have some form of dental disease which, if left untreated, can cause problems for the heart, liver and kidneys. In the dental check your pet will have a thorough examination of its mouth including its teeth, gums and tongue. You will also receive dental care advice appropriate for your pet. There are many ways to look after your pets’ teeth including suitable toys, chews, diet and teeth cleaning.
Administration of Worming Tablets
This clinic is intended for anybody who struggles to give worming tablets to their pets. Cats are often the most difficult but some dogs can be a handful also. As well as
administering the worming tablet, the nurse will give your pet a general health and weight check.
Senior Lifestyle Clinic
A free consultation with the nurse for cats and dogs over seven years of age. This will enable you to understand the changes in your pet's lifestyle once they have reached the age of Seven Years or more.
Visitors to the clinic can request routine blood tests for their pets and receive advice for the best care as old age creeps upon them.
Did you realise that at the age of 7 your pet is the equivalent of a 60-year-old human? At this age it becomes more important to maintain regular health checks to help detect any potential problems at an early stage and so ensure your pet's quality of life.
A Free urine analysis will also be performed.
Microchipping
The technique of implanting an Identification Computer Chip is a clever and lifelong method of retrieving your lost pet. The procedure involves a simple injection.
Flea Checks
Flea checks and advice on a preventative programme.
Fleas don't just make your pet itchy; they can actually make him/her quite ill. Be aware of how fleas can irritate your pet! It might be difficult to see fleas, but they certainly can make their presence felt, especially to your pet. Understand the:
Warning Signs.
The first step to stop a flea infestation is to be aware of their presence. Keep an eye out for the warning signs that fleas are on your pet!
Flea Related Problems.
The illness that can result from flea infestation can make your pet very unhappy. Learn just how much discomfort these tiny insects can cause your pet!
Prevention.
Learn how to end your pet's flea problems and how to keep them from ever coming back!
Astonlee Veterinary Hospital and Surgery
Tickford Street, Newport Pagnell, Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire, MK16 9BA United Kingdom
Tel: 01908 611637
 
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