Welcome to St Kitts Veterinary Group where you will find a dedicated and friendly team of people who provide the highest standard of comprehensive veterinary treatment and client service.

We have been caring for the small animal community since 2000, when Gus Denovan and his wife Sophie opened the doors of their small family run business with the Hartley Wintney branch. St Kitts has now blossomed into a larger family of surgeries situated in Yateley, Basingstoke and Fleet , from where we offer many services at these well –equipped modern facilities.

Our team of experienced veterinary surgeons, are trained in state –of-the-art surgical techniques, so from routine spays to more advanced orthopaedic procedures, you can feel confident that your much-loved family pet will receive expert and compassionate care.

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News from St Kitts Hampshire Vets

Antifreeze Poisoning.

Posted on: Posted on November 20, 2018November 20, 2018 by laura england

It’s that time of year where the weather is getting colder and with it comes the increased use of ANTIFREEZE.
Please be aware of the danger it poses to cats! They are attracted to anti freeze so it’s really important to learn how to prevent antifreeze poisoning.
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WARNING : Conkers & Acorns are poisionous to dogs!

Posted on: Posted on October 2, 2018 by laura england

WARNING : CONKERS & ACORNS ARE POISIONOUS TO DOGS!
Conkers and Acorns are a serious danger to dogs.
Not only do they cause intestinal blockages but they poison your pet!
Symptoms include vomiting , diarrhoea ,drooling ,abdominal pain ,increased thirst , reduced appetite, muscle tremors and wobbliness.
If you are concerned your dog has eaten any please contact a vet immediately.
WWW.STKITTSVET.CO.UK
Vetsnow website also has information on conkers poisoning.www.vets-now.com (photo credit to   vetsnow)
 
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