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After the vet: caring for your pet at home

After the vet: caring for your pet at home

We know it can be scary if your pet has just had emergency treatment. You may find that in the hours and days after bringing your pet home, you’re wondering if they’re healing OK, or if the strange behaviour they’re showing is normal.

If you want to talk with a vet online, we've partnered with PawSquad. They’ll be able to view your pet remotely and talk through any concerns. And if it’s the evening or weekend and your daytime vet is closed, you can visit your nearest clinic.

We’ve also assembled some resources below from our vets that might help with some of the questions and issues you may have following some common procedures.

A small white dog receives a bandage on its paw from a person's hands on a multicolored carpet.
A white dog, wearing a pink outfit, lies on a gray blanket, cuddling with floral and brown stuffed toys in a cozy indoor setting.
A tabby cat stretches, yawning widely on a wooden surface, surrounded by a lush, sunlit garden.
A calico cat rests, lying on a soft, light blue blanket, with its front leg wrapped in a purple cast, seemingly recovering comfortably.
A corgi dog, wearing a plastic cone, rests its head on a wooden floor in a bright room with a white furniture and a potted plant in the background.
A scruffy gray dog sleeps peacefully, sprawled across a light-colored couch in a calm, indoor setting.
A dog's face is partially covered, resting cozily under white sheets, conveying a sense of calmness and warmth in a comfortable setting.
A tabby cat sleeps peacefully, nestled in soft, cozy blankets with its eyes closed, surrounded by a muted, calming fabric background.

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We recommend using our online help first but if you’d rather get in touch, email us or call us on 01383 223 902.

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