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Change of Out Of Hours Service |
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Written by Administrator
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Tuesday, 08 December 2009 09:02 |
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Following the acquisition of Beds Vets by Vetsnow, as from today (22/12/09) we have changed over to Vetsnow emergency cover in Milton Keynes.
As many of you may know, we have used Beds Vets in Barton-le-Clay as our Out Of Hours cover for nearly 5 years now and, as a local business run by the owners, Jerry Crick and Julia Boness in Barton-le-Clay, and the original providers of Out Of Hours Veterinary Cover in this area, we have found them to be an efficient and professional service. Vetsnow have had an Out Of Hours centre in Milton Keynes for a few years now, and clearly if we are to use them it makes sense to use the closest branch. As it happens, the local Vetsnow branch is now run by a previous veterinary assistant at this practice, Michelle Broughton, so we can have every confidence in the quality of the service provided. Added to that, Michelle has successfully poached one of our nurses, Amy, to join her there, so it will be very reassuring to see a familiar face if you have a crisis out of hours, if they are on duty. |
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Last Updated on Tuesday, 22 December 2009 11:15 |
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Keep up to date with all the practice gossip as seen from the point of view of the practice cat(s). |
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This is the sad tale of a Tawny Owl brought in last week by a member of the public who had seen it being attacked by magpies. Its left wing had been fractured in three places, but on closer examination, and in fairness to the magpies, these injuries had obviously been sustained in a road accident or similar trauma, and were not the result of a magpie attack.
Unfortunately, there are no happy-ever-afters under these circumstances. Amputation would have been the only treatment option, and as it wouldn't be fair to keep a wild bird caged for the rest of its life, it was decided euthanasia was the kindest solution. |
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Last Updated on Monday, 30 November 2009 12:16 |
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