Veterinarians in Bournemouth, United Kingdom

Dr Dandrifosse, 5, Rue de Belport 62500 SAINT OMER 0033 32 188 0464

OR - Dierenartsenpraktijk De Gouden Poort, Dr Hindrikx Berna and Dr Vandecaveye Francis Goudenpoortstraat 1, 8090, IEPER, Belgium. 0032 57 209 582 Dr Goube - 19, Avenue du Marechal Nex, 62630 ETAPLES SUR MER 0033 32 194 6701 Vetenaire: Dr. Javeley 106, Routes de Senonches 28270 BREZOLLES 0033 23 748 2025

Hi Tracey vets 4 pets have all of this I believe,

Yeah, that's fair comment Anita. I work at vets in Wool, and would recommend Ben at The Pet practice in wallisdown. I used to work with him and he's great. I'm sure the other suggestions are all good also. Being in the industry I have not heard anythin g bad about any of the vets mentioned so far, bar one. But I wouldn't comment on the one I wouldn't use. Natterjacks have a good rep, along with Spring Corner. And, from what I have read Spring Corners prices are amazingly low. Good luck with your dog x

The Pet Practice! I work there, so if you have an questions you can ask me on here:) also we are one of the cheapest vets! & yes Ben the boss man is a fab vet. We have a practice in Bournemouth & Poole aswell. X

http://www.thepetpractice.co.uk/ here's our link, we have a lab, X-Ray, ultrasound etc.. Thanks.

Spring Corner is honestly one of the best vets I've ever been to:)

Andy Mathews at Natterjackvets

Lynwoods Bournemouth

Beate at Stokewood Road Veterinary Surgery, Andy at Natterjacks, Tom at Vets 4 Pets or Tom Spencer at Spring Corner.

Try asking on here https://m.facebook.com/groups/161121611114626 e

I've used this one Twice. Reasonable price and spoke English. http://www.chezmonveto.com/fiche-clinique-veterinaire-rue-105598.html

I would suggest you have a look at the link to my Google Map of recommended Vets to help you find a Vet. The further the distance you are from Calais you will usually pay a lesser price – and also not have to 'hang about' in Calais for 24 hours before being allowed back to the UK. Which ever Vet you do use, on the Map or not, please let me know details if you would recommend them and I'll add them to the Map to help others who may want a Vet. https://www.google.com/maps/d/viewer?mid=zTPBDq9Df4L4.kSm3 eLuvVb2 g

Some good practical info here https://travellingfamilyblog.com/travelling-with-your-pooch/

Here is a link to vets who have been used all over France, Germany, Spain and Holland. We tend to have our dog to a vet about 3 days before we catch the tunnel - allows time for delays on the tunnel etc. https://www.google.com/maps/d/viewer?hl=en&mid=1 iIlzLt0KPOT6 sNe-n7TuoAgxcjI&ll=41.70572900000001%2C-2.3730470000000423&z=8

This link lists all the vets for coming home https://www.google.com/maps/d/viewer?mid=1 iIlzLt0KPOT6 sNe-n7TuoAgxcjI&hl=en_US&ll=44.70598099213475%2C4.049441344241359&z=4

We have a the following, place it on a seat so he can see out the window and use the seat belt to secure the cage. As it is cloth it does not hurt the dog when lying down and can be zipped up. We also put the same mat he uses in the house so the scent is the same and used it for a few days before so he was comfortable in it. http://www.petsathome.com/shop/en/pets/dog/dog-crates-and-carriers/dog-crates/pets-at-home-fabric-dog-kennel-black-large

The reviews for the Thundershirt are good on both Pets at Home and Amazon so it may be worth looking into - we may well do that..... The box apparently says it is a 45 day money back guarantee so that's even better BUT it should be used as part of a package of measures to assist - but if it helps i could be the best £30 - £35 you spend. https://www.amazon.co.uk/Thundershirt-Anxiety-Coat-Dog-Grey/dp/B0028QK6EY/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1479408009&sr=8-1&keywords=thundershirt

I use this http://www.adaptil.com/uk/Adaptil/Adaptil-Spray

Diana Bradshaw...

my snakes the same, he does it at the same time every year, i was worried but took him to the pet shop where I got him from Levi is amazing in fact all the lads there are, and they know their stuff might be worth emailing them before a vet trip x https://www.facebook.com/ReptilesPlus/

My Milk Snake Floyd does this, stops eating for weeks & he's also been going through a few sheds lately.

I think Diana Bradshaw is an amazing person, I myself am frightened of reptiles but have seen her set ups she has and have to say I'm very impressed..

https://www.facebook.com/magnoliahousevets/

Try Magnolia House in Christchurch

Hmmmmm, not sure about DogTrac, few too many variables. If you lose the dog from home with no collar, or the dog loses the collar on a walk - no tag to scan. If the dog has a collar on, by law it must have your contact details so you don't need DogTrac tag. If no collar, then by law the dog must be chipped with your contact details and most finders would know to take the dog to the police or vets to have the chip scanned. So only plus side seems to be the Dog Trac community within a five mile radius which for us in the middle of nowhere would be none. On the other hand Petlog seems useful - https://www.petlog.org.uk/

Hi Dave Mozley our dogs are all rescues so are chipped and the details up to date. Wasn't proposing this as an alternative to a microchip, more as an additional measure. The plus side is that anyone with a smartphone can scan the dog Other services are clearly available

Could try https://www.thetrackr.com/bravo/?utm_source=google&utm_medium=Bravo_Search_GeneralKeywords_cpc&utm_campaign=Bravo_Search_GeneralKeywords&gclid=CNDvkt2Q4 tACFW217QodRIEC2 w

There is a very good vet who speaks English in Roulliac and an aire opposite the Super U next door. It is a very small/basic aire but fine for parking or park in Super U. The website is below https://sites.google.com/vetorouillac.com/accueil/welcome

Christiane Petry 1148 Boulevard du General de Gaulle. Calais Used them for the last 7 years.. .

Hi it was me that posted. Here is a.link with address and co ordinates - https://www.google.co.uk/ ?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://www.clinique-veterinaire.fr/veterinaire-sainte-maure-de-touraine-37800/blain-1580&ved= &usg=AOvVaw3FQtlgKLnNQhoe7PxWOuc_

Hello Sofie. If the cat is still alive but injured you will need to call the RSPCA on 0300 1234999 for advice. If the cat has been killed, are you able to take it to a vet to check for a microchip? Probably the nearest one would be St Marys Vets Ferndown 01202 876901. If you can do this, please let us know, so that we know where the cat is, incase we get any enquiries. Also give us a brief description of the cat (eg colour) Many thanks. x

Try Nikki at Pesky Pooch in Nerang. Lots of experience with dachies especially ones exhibiting aggression. I highly recommend her with my own boy

Friendlydogcollars.com.au - I bought a "nervous" harness and lead for my sausage girl and it has worked wonders! People usually ask me if its ok to approach her and other pet owners attempt to keep their distance whilst still allowing her to socialise.

Nikki Logan aka Pesky Pooch No vet needed. Just call her.

Jessie Bennett cant remember exact cost but was within our humble budget

Johnstons Travel-eze, after just one dose it stopped the dog from being sick, on subsequent journeys !

Sealegs travel sick tablets for humans. Give a child's does. It was like a miracle cure fir our very travel sick collie and no side effects or drowsiness.

Luckily I've only had one dog who suffered with travel sickness. I started just sitting in the motor with him, then a very short journey, with something exciting on arrival (walk, game etc), gradually building up the journey length. Medication wise, Scullcap & Valerian is natural and recommended for many types of anxiety and travel problems. http://www.dorwest.com/Products/SV/scullcap-and-valerian-tablets-for-dogs-and-cats?gclid=Cj0KEQiAx7XBBRCdyNOw6PLHrYABEiQAJtyEQy_PmeZVNK6 ldJLOybA330VtIui4 kjErLboUbp8 dkwMaAppT8P8HAQ

If you are returning in the Normandy area, we use Dr. Sylvie Cuminet at Le Teilleul, she is superb, 02 33 59 40 16 and her English is very good.

We used this lady in Berck-sur-Mer many times. Space to park MH in road outside. Aire to north of town by beach. http://www.clinique-veterinaire-des-boucaniers.com/

Because you need to see a vet more than 24 hours before landing most people use a vet away from Calais, much cheaper too. Here is a link to a map showing vets recommended by pet owners. https://www.google.com/maps/d/viewer?mid=1 iIlzLt0KPOT6 sNe-n7TuoAgxcjI&hl=en_US&ll=48.1634486117513%2C2.6271991015623826&z=6

Vet fees vary depending where u are, but u can take ur own wormer for French vet to give, so charge is for check up only.Just ensure all is logged for passport control.I usually find a few places before we leave uk & do reviews.Happy hols

Make sure that the French vet puts the worming info on the correct page too or u will have to go to another vet to get them to put info on correct page and they will charge you again.

We always use a vet in Le Portel near Boulogne, parking outside big enough for a Motorhome and around 35€…. http://www.opal-vet.com/