At Adelaide we provide professional care for precious paws, and we have been doing since 1985. Originally founded in Lowford before moving to our current site in Bursledon in 1988, we pride ourselves on caring for your pets as if they are our own. We have five experienced small animal vets aided by a team of nurses and receptionists dedicated to looking after your pets.
Since our practice records became computerised in 1992 we have cared for over 30,000 individual pets. We provide all of the services needed to keep your pet fit and well, including ultrasound, digital x-rays and a modern surgery theatre. Where possible we aim to allow for continuity of care, ensuring your pet is treated by a friendly, familiar face.
Since our practice records became computerised in 1992 we have cared for over 30,000 individual pets. We provide all of the services needed to keep your pet fit and well, including ultrasound, digital x-rays and a modern surgery theatre. Where possible we aim to allow for continuity of care, ensuring your pet is treated by a friendly, familiar face.
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We provide all of your dog, cat and other small animal's vaccinations, including yearly boosters and starter courses for young and rehomed pets. Dental care is an important element of pet health, and our vets and nurses can advise on how to make sure your pet's mouth is in top condition. In-house imaging equipment to help us to speedily diagnose potential issues in our patients.
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If you and your pet find yourself in an emergency situation during our opening hours, please call ahead to advise us that you are attending the practice so that we can ensure we are ready for your arrival. Our out of hours service is supplied by Vets Now in Bitterne. If you call our practice you will be diverted to the Vets Now team, who will take care of you and your pet from that point.
Puppy care
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On the arrival of your lovely new pup!. Whether this is your first dog or the latest in a long line, you will hopefully find some of this information useful. We recommend feeding your new pup puppy food four times daily until 12 weeks of age, three times daily until six months, then either once or twice daily after that.
Kitten care
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On the arrival of your lovely new kitten! Whether this is your first cat or the latest in a long line, you will hopefully find some of this information useful. We recommend vaccination against cat flu, feline enteritis, and feline leukemia virus when your kitten is eight to nine weeks old, with a second dose at 12 weeks old.
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