Bray Vet

Brayvet’s Spring Newsletter

BrayVet — Thu, 23 Feb 2012 22:41:56 +0000

Brayvet produces a quarterly newsletter which aims to keep you up to date with interesting facts about the pet world in general, and about Brayvet in particular.

To read our latest newsletter, please click here.

Brayvet’s puppy parties

BrayVet — Fri, 10 Feb 2012 22:26:50 +0000

It’s now well-known that it’s essential for puppies to have happy relaxed experiences as they grow up. If they’re kept in too much isolation, they end up being frightened by normal experiences of modern life. For this reason, we run regular puppy parties at Brayvet, allowing pups to meet other pups in a calm safe environment. This allows pups to get used to the normal social interactions when they’re young, so that they’ll be friendlier, more relaxed dogs when they grow up.

To watch one of Brayvet’s free puppy parties, as shown on TV3′s Ireland AM recently click here (please bear with the short delay at the start for adverts on the TV3 clip).

Dog training at Brayvet

BrayVet — Fri, 20 Jan 2012 22:18:51 +0000

How well behaved is your dog? Have you ever tried dog training classes? If not, maybe it’s something to think about. There are dog training classes every Sunday, organised by Julie Holmes of Tag N Rye Dog Training. They take place in our carpark, and if you want to join Julie is the person to contact.

Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year from all at Brayvet

BrayVet — Tue, 20 Dec 2011 12:06:41 +0000

Christmas and New Year Opening times
For emergencies a vet is available 24/7 at the Pet Emergency Hospital at Belfield, Dublin.
For routine appointments and enquiries, our reception will close at 12.30pm on Saturday 24th December and will be open as normal from Wednesday 28^th December at 8.30am

Buy a stray animal Christmas Dinner

BrayVet — Thu, 15 Dec 2011 21:30:16 +0000

At Brayvet, we are running our usual campaign to help feed stray animals over Christmas.

Animal rescue centres are doing great work all over Ireland, taking in abandoned animals and nurturing them until they have found good homes. This work often goes unrecognised by the public. The rescue centres have very significant overheads, and the cost of feeding the rescued animals is a big part of the cost of running the centres. Over the Christmas period, when the rest of the country closes down for holidays, the dedicated volunteers in animal rescue centres will continue their daily routine of feeding and caring for the stray animals.

As a gesture of support, we are organising a food collection on behalf of two Animal Rescue centres – ASH Animal Rescue and Sharpes Hill Animal Sanctuary, run by the Wicklow SPCA.

If you would like to make a donation – either of pet food, or of money to be used to buy food, please leave this in to our reception at Brayvet.

Brayvet News

BrayVet — Fri, 11 Nov 2011 10:34:33 +0000

You can read our quarterly newsletters by clicking on the links on the right. Sometimes, there’s a lot going on at Brayvet, and we tend to use Facebook for more regular interactions these days – you can find us there … Continue reading →