News

Avian Influenza

Posted on 23rd Nov 2020

Avian influenza has been identified at several locations in the UK, the most recent being Melton Mowbray.

We Care About Our Team

Posted on 2nd Nov 2020

We care about both our customers and staff, and any aggressive or abusive behaviour directed at either will not be tolerated.

Fireworks Season

Posted on 22nd Oct 2020

Ash Tree Vets offers some tips to help you keep your pets safe this fireworks season.

Behind the Mask

Posted on 12th Oct 2020

There may have been changes to the way we work, but it’s still the same great team!

Insurance and Healthcare Plans

Posted on 8th Oct 2020

What is the difference between pet insurance and pet healthcare plans?

Rabbit Vaccinations are Changing

Posted on 18th Aug 2020

We are excited to announce that we can now vaccinate for Myxomatosis, RHD-1 and RHD-2 in a single yearly injection.

Pets and Thunderstorms

Posted on 12th Aug 2020

Thunderstorms can be very scary for your pets and we wanted to share ways to help alleviate their worry.

Rabbit Awareness Week 2020

Posted on 10th Aug 2020

This year RAW are going digital to help raise awareness around the 5 Welfare Needs of rabbits.

Hot Weather Pets

Posted on 6th Aug 2020

Panting in hot weather is normal, but there are 5 symptoms you should never ignore if your pet has been exposed to the heat.

The British Veterinary Association (BVA) has issued advice for pet owners after it emerged that the virus responsible for Covid-19 had been detected in a pet cat in England, in the first such known case in the UK.

Leicester Lockdown

Posted on 8th Jul 2020

As you will be aware parts of Leicester have had their lockdown guidance extended. In light of this action taken by the Government, we would like to remind clients of the strict protocols we have in place to protect you as well as our team, so that we can continue to provide care for as many animals as possible.

BBQ Safety

Posted on 6th Jul 2020

When having a BBQ, be mindful of your four legged friends, as certain things can be dangerous for them.

Separation Anxiety

Posted on 4th Jul 2020

During lockdown, more people have been working from home and although this has probably put a big smile on your canine companion's face, it could also lead to problems when you return to your normal work routine.