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Pet Dental Health Month is back in November

Copthorne Vets2021-09-19T01:09:15+00:00September 19th, 2021|

After the huge success of our last Pet Dental Health Month, back in February 2020, we are delighted to say that we are doing it all again in November! Did [...]

Goodbye and Good Luck to Clare

Goodbye and Good Luck to Clare

Copthorne Vets2021-09-19T01:03:18+00:00August 19th, 2021|

Veterinary Surgeon and Partner Clare Hacker has retired from the Copthorne Vets Team after over 30 years of service. She only ever intended to stay for a couple of years, [...]

Congratulations Zoe and Sarah!

Congratulations Zoe and Sarah!

Copthorne Vets2021-09-19T01:00:22+00:00August 15th, 2021|

We've had lots to celebrate recently with not one, but two of our student nurses qualifying to become Registered Veterinary Nurses. Firstly, Zoë Griffiths, who achieved a FIRST CLASS HONOURS [...]

A big Copthorne WELCOME to the lovely Laura and Ralph!

A big Copthorne WELCOME to the lovely Laura and Ralph!

Copthorne Vets2021-09-19T01:12:32+00:00July 28th, 2021|

Laura joined us on reception a few months ago, from her previous role as a human medical receptionist, and has already met quite a few faces. She has really hit [...]

We’ve extended our Saturday hours

We’ve extended our Saturday hours

Copthorne Vets2021-06-30T21:54:36+00:00June 30th, 2021|

Exciting news... we are extending our Saturday opening hours! With consultation slots becoming busier and everyone's need for more flexibility with life (hopefully) returning to normal, we are pleased to [...]

Congratulations Lauren

Congratulations Lauren

Copthorne Vets2021-05-31T20:16:22+00:00May 31st, 2021|

Receptionist Lauren makes running our busy reception look easy! But there is a lot more to being a veterinary receptionist than simply answering the phone and greeting clients. From managing [...]

How-To Videos

How-To Videos

Copthorne Vets2021-05-31T20:22:12+00:00May 29th, 2021|

If you follow us on Facebook you will have seen some of the amazing 'how to.....' videos that Veterinary Nurse Jo has been filming to help our clients care for [...]

Covid-19 Update: Nearly 12 months on…

Covid-19 Update: Nearly 12 months on…

Copthorne Vets2021-01-28T00:57:28+00:00January 24th, 2021|

The last 10 months have certainly been challenging for a lot of people in a lot of different ways. Back in March 2020 when we were first told to 'Stay [...]

Dogs and Lockdown

Dogs and Lockdown

Copthorne Vets2021-01-28T00:56:33+00:00January 22nd, 2021|

The Dogs Trust has some great advice for looking after your dogs during lockdown, here are just a few of them, please visit their website for more dogstrust.org.uk Indoor games [...]

COVID-19 Update – November 2020

COVID-19 Update – November 2020

Copthorne Vets2020-11-04T07:56:28+00:00November 4th, 2020|

We are an Essential Business and will remain OPEN during the second National Lockdown On the 31st of October, the Prime Minister announced that England would enter a national lockdown [...]

Covid-19 Update – October 2020

Covid-19 Update – October 2020

Copthorne Vets2020-10-23T00:54:10+00:00October 23rd, 2020|

Since March the world has certainly been a different place and we have all had to get used to doing things differently. From social distancing and wearing facemasks to meeting [...]

Fact Sheet: Diarrhoea

Fact Sheet: Diarrhoea

Copthorne Vets2020-04-14T19:40:49+00:00April 14th, 2020|

Diarrhoea Diarrhoea is very common in dogs and also seen sometimes in cats. There are numerous different causes, depending on species, and treatment depends on the individual [...]

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Vet Nurse Awareness Month 🌟 Zoe 🌟This month we celebrate all things vet nurse and to mark the occasion we will be focusing on each of our lovely nurses in turn to help you get to know the ones looking after your pets a little bit better! Zoe is our wonderful RVN from Harper Adams University, she is one clever cookie, getting a First in her Degree course. Zoe is a fantastic moral booster and always makes sure that the patients are very well cared for. Zoe is a very patient and kind person who always puts others before herself.When did you join Copthorne Vets? I officially joined Copthorne Vets in June 2021 but you may have seen me during my ten week and year placement as part of my course requirements.Where did you study and when did you qualify? Harper Adams University, qualified July 2021.Why did you want to become a veterinary nurse? Having always cared for our pets and farm animals at home, becoming a veterinary nurse seemed a natural progression.Do you have an area that you are especially interested in? Schedule 3 procedures and wound care.What is the best bit about your job? Working as part of the Copthorne dream team.What is the toughest part?I’m going to agree with Ell and say avoiding all the unhealthy snacks within the practice.Do you have any pets of your own?Two cats, a dog and a pet sheep, Willow, which you may have seen in previous social media posts.Do you have any hidden talents?I can recite the alphabet backwards, quickly!And finally... what's your guilty pleasure?Chocolate. #VNAM2022 ... See MoreSee Less

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Vet Nurse Awareness Month 🌟 Stacey 🌟This month we celebrate all things vet nurse and to mark the occasion we will be focusing on each of our lovely nurses in turn to help you get to know the ones looking after your pets a little bit better! Stacey has recently qualified as a Registered Veterinary Nurse 🥳. Stacey has worked and studied very hard for her exams, now all that hard work and dedication has paid off. Not only that, Stacey is also our Rabbit and Cat advocate for the practice, she is very busy indeed. When did you join Copthorne Vets? September 2015Where did you study and when did you qualify? Rodbaston college and qualified march 2022Why did you want to become a veterinary nurse? I have always loved being around animals especially when growing up spending time with my auntie's dog that I adored. I soon found I had a keen interest in animals and wanted to be able to care for them!Do you have an area that you are especially interested in? I like working with the feline patients, small furries like your rabbits, guinea pigs, rats etc and exotics! I also have an interest in diabetes management.What is the best bit about your job? Getting to meet all the lovely patients, being able to care for them and seeing them get better.What is the toughest part? Having to say goodbye to patients 😢Do you have any pets of your own? I have 5 cats, 3 rabbits and a hamster!Do you have any hidden talents? I enjoy playing the piano 🎹 And finally... what's your guilty pleasure? Sometimes I do have some naughty food after a good session at the gym 🤭 ... See MoreSee Less

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👑🇬🇧 Jubilee Bank Holiday 🇬🇧👑With the double bank holiday coming up next week, here are our opening hours should you need us over the long weekend.Please note that our last medication delivery will be for the orders placed on Tuesday 31st May, a week today, so this will be the last day we can guarantee food or medication orders until the following Monday, although we will of course try our best to help you if you find yourself running short 💊🦴 ... See MoreSee Less

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Vet Nurse Awareness Month 🌟 Sarah 🌟Today is Sarah’s turn. Sarah has been at the practice for 18 years! Now that’s dedication. We can’t put into words just how dedicated to Veterinary Nursing Sarah is. Due to health issues it has taken Sarah a little longer to qualify, but we are delighted to say that last year, after sitting her final exams, she got the qualification she truly deserves. Sarah is a truly amazing person and is passionate about animal welfare and education. This month we celebrate all things vet nurse and to mark the occasion we will be focusing on each of our lovely nurses in turn to help you get to know the ones looking after your pets a little bit When did you join Copthorne Vets? May 2004Where did you study and when did you qualify? Rodbaston College, qualified 2021Why did you want to become a veterinary nurse? Always love animals, got the bug for veterinary work from my awesome Grandadd who had a practice down in Devon. I was always going in to watch everything he did. Do you have an area that you are especially interested in? I'm very interested in Nutrition, keeping animals healthy. I currently do weight clinics at the practice. What is the best bit about your job? Getting to know the clients and animals, as well as watching the animals get better.What is the toughest part? Saying goodbye to the golden oldies. 😢Do you have any pets of your own? 2 dogs, 2 cats, 1 rabbit, 4 terrapins. Do you have any hidden talents? I sing, dance and act in my own time part of Bayston Hill Amatur GroupAnd finally... what's your guilty pleasure?You may not think it but I love watching the Kardashians. ... See MoreSee Less

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