Cat & dog vet services
Advice, care and medicine
Helping people care for their cats and dogs gives us great pleasure. We provide all the services you would expect from your vet and having our own diagnostic services we can often diagnose issues faster than other clinics.
We know how much your pet means to you and we are very mindful of your bond with them. We treat your pet as we treat our own.
- Husbandry & diet advice
- Behaviour & training tips
- Claw trims
- Dental checks
- Routine health checks
- Pet health plans
- Diagnostics – blood tests, x-rays, ultrasound scans, cytology, culture, histopathology, allergy testing
- Dentistry
- Management of common conditions including thyroid disease, osteoarthritis, pain, diabetes mellitus, skin conditions
- Surgery – neutering, wound management, lump removal, abdominal surgery, airway widening etc.
- Animal health certificates
- Export health certificates
We have specfic health plans for cats, kittens, dogs & puppies.
Reviews from owners
“I have a very nervous, elderly cocker spaniel who has always been terrified of the vet so we decided to sign up with Skylark – and I cannot tell you how pleased I am with their service. Benji and I are much happier!”
Bonnie, VetHelpDirect review“We are completely indebted to Skylark Vets and the dignity and care they gave our cat Daisy in her last moments. She was a much loved member of the family but highly stressed by cat carriers and visit to the vets so having the team visit us at home made everything so much calmer for her. The advice and kindness they showed us, reassuring us we were making the right decision, meant so much.. We only have praise for their professionalism and kindness.”
“Pebbles is a rescue cat and very afraid of changes but I was delighted when she came back from her treatment she settled down straight away and was very happy. Would use them every time..”
Sylvia Madden, VetHelp reviewArticles you may find interesting
Cushing's Disease, or hyperadrenocorticism (HAC), is caused by a hormone imbalance, either because of a problem with the pituitary (most commonly) or adrenal glands.
Many pets are prone to osteoarthritis later on in life and it can often just be put down to 'old age' but there are lots of treatment options for it, so there is no need for your pet to struggle unnecessarily.
In this video, vet Charlotte gives a practical demonstration of how to brush your pet's teeth.
Why brushing it's important to brush your pet's teeth, and how to go about it
Pet dental care and oral health are key to keeping them happy and healthy. The right diet, water and enrichment can help, as can daily brushing (species-dependent!)
When you have a sick pet, it may be that we suggest some diagnostic tests to try to confirm or rule out certain conditions. Diagnostic imaging is one of the options, depending on the case.
