Pet Services

Getting a new puppy is always an exciting time, but it can also be daunting for new owners.

Getting a new kitten is always an exciting time, but it can also be daunting for new owners.

Neutering is a surgical procedure which takes away a pet’s ability to reproduce. It is known as spaying in females and castration in males.

Vaccination is vital in protecting your pet from key infectious diseases that cause pain, distress and can be life-threatening.

Microchipping is a safe way of identifying your pet and is the best way to ensure that they can be returned to you if they are lost or stolen.

Dental disease is commonly seen in dogs, cats, rabbits and other species.

When it comes to fleas, worms and ticks, prevention is better than cure. Speak to our team so we can help you work out your pet’s individual needs.

Our trained nurses are here to offer a variety of clinics to support you and your pet. Learn more here

The emotional health of our patients is as important as their physical health and our specialist vets and nurses are on hand to advise you.

Arthritis can be well managed using a balanced multi-modal approach.

Acupuncture is a treatment involving the placing of needles into specific locations on the body, and can reduce pain and improve recovery rates.

As well as the familiar diagnostic tools of stethoscope and thermometer, Penbode Pet Vets have access to a range of additional diagnostic aids.

Penbode Pet Vets are delighted to work closely with Katie Lenton of SW Surgical Referrals.

Our weight clinics are an excellent way to keep your pet on track to reaching their healthy ideal weight.

It’s not just dogs, cats and rabbits we care for – we look after a wide range of exotic pets and wildlife too

We have staff with years of experience treating eye conditions, and fantastic facilities to help support this.

Targeted, effective pain relief, tailor made to the individual needs of your pet.

After your pet has had an operation, our nurses are here to support your pet’s post operative care.

Since Brexit there have been significant changes regarding pet travel to the EU, as well as Northern Ireland.

It is always a sad and difficult experience when a pet comes to the end of their life. Making the decision to put a pet to sleep is tough.