
Brand new, purpose-built premises recently opened in Carmarthen
Our lovely new state-of-the-art building:
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has been custom-built to a high standard
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with environmental sustainability in mind
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is light and spacious
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has been thoughtfully designed to prioritise the comfort and well-being of our patients and their humans
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has ample on-site car parking
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is easily accessible from each direction via the A40 and A48.
We are proud to be independent, and of what we stand for.
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With Bonfire Night just around the corner, our vet Lowri has recently appeared on S4C to discuss the topic of fireworks. π₯ π Remember that, while we may enjoy the colourful and spectacular displays, our pets often feel very differently! π₯ The loud bangs, flashing lights and unfamiliar noises can cause them significant anxiety and distress πΎHere are some simple ways you can help to keep them calm and comfortable:βοΈ Create a safe space β Set up a cosy, familiar area with their favourite blankets, toys and bedding. Cats should have plenty of hiding places, and small furries should be brought indoors if possible.βοΈ Keep them company β Your presence can be very reassuring. Offer gentle play, cuddles or treats if they want them, but never force interaction if they'd prefer to hide.βοΈ Walk dogs before dark β Try to get walks and outdoor exercise done before fireworks begin. Keep dogs on a lead, just in case.βοΈ Stick to their routine β Feed your pets before the fireworks start and try to get them settled before the noise begins.βοΈ Mask the noise β Put the TV or radio on, or play some calming music to help muffle the bangs. Classical music may help some cats and dogs feel more relaxed.βοΈ Try calming products β Pheromone diffusers and calming sprays can help create a more relaxing environment and are often best started several days in advance.βοΈ Keep everything secure β Close windows, doors and curtains, and make sure your garden is secure. Frightened pets can bolt, so ensure your pet's microchip details are up to date.βοΈ Think about wildlife β If you're planning a bonfire, always check your woodpile carefully for hedgehogs and other wildlife that may have made it their home before lighting.β€οΈ If you think your pet could benefit from some extra support this firework season, please contact the practice. We can discuss suitable calming treatments and medication where appropriate.π Call us on 01267 614400 for advice or to arrange a consultation.Let's make Bonfire Night as stress-free as possible for our furry (and feathered!) friends. πΆπ±π°π¦
Happy Halloween from all at Seren Vets ππ¦
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Sadly, we have had a deceased male neutered, tabby & white cat brought in to us today, found near the Bancyfelin turning on the A40. π![]()
If you think this cat could be yours, please call the surgery on 01267 614400.
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