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Yard/Equine Care Assistant

Due to the expansion of the Practice, we are looking for an enthusiastic individual to help at Weekends and an additional pair of hands...

Job Opportunity - Head of Laboratory Services

Exciting opportunity for a Head of Laboratory Services in an expanding and busy Veterinary Practice Donnington Grove Veterinary Group is...

10 reasons I Love Being a Veterinary Nurse

Veterinary Nursing is one of the most popular and rewarding career options for animal lovers. Here's why Lindsey loves her job. A bit...

What's it like to be an Animal Nursing Assistant?

Working as an Animal Nursing Assistant (ANA) at Donnington Grove means being a crucial member of the clinical team. They are an important...

Fireworks Season

Firework season for pets can be a really stressful time. With fireworks being set off nearby or in the distance it is hard for them to...

Top tips for keeping your dogs cool this summer

6 ways you can help your dog to stay cool, hydrated, and comfortable whilst it's hot out there! We know how much fun the summer can be...

Visiting us at the moment - COVID-19

Following changes to Government recommendations, we are now no longer requiring clients to wear masks in the reception and waiting areas,...

Feline Vaccination Shortage

The vaccine shortage is over and we are now able to book in all cats that are due their booster! It's been a tough few months of managing...

The problem with those big puppy dog eyes - How Mark fixed Kobe's tear stains

Kobe the Cavalier King Charles Spaniel had a wet tearful face all the time so his owners brought him in to see Mark. Read on to know why...

Pet travel post Brexit

– if you’re planning to take your furry friend abroad then this article is for you! The rules and regulations for EU travel changed on...

GDV - A large breed's worst nightmare

GDV, Gastric dilation volvulus commonly known amongst dog owners as "bloat" is a very serious life-threatening condition that typically...

5 Toxic Plants To Look Out For This Spring

Daffodils Daffodils are toxic to dogs and cats, and you should be careful if you have them growing on your lawn or if you're walking your...