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If you would like to make a payment via bank transfer, please use the account details below:

Bank Account: Priory Veterinary Group (Christchurch) Ltd​
Sort Code: 30-80-89
Account Number: 33900868
Bank: Lloyds
Reference: Please use your surname and your pet's name as reference.

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If you would like to contact us, please call us on one of the numbers below, or send us a message via either Whatsapp, or our contact form.

FOR EMERGENCIES, PLEASE CALL OUR CHRISTCHURCH HOSPITAL NUMBER.

Christchurch Hospital
01202 484466
59 Purewell
Christchurch BH23 1EN

Highcliffe Surgery
01425 273102
301 Lymington Road
Highcliffe BH23 5EG

Bransgore Surgery
01425 674080
Old Telephone Exchange
Bransgore BH23 8AA

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If you would like to make a payment via bank transfer, please use the account details below:

Bank Account: Priory Veterinary Group (Christchurch) Ltd​
Sort Code: 30-80-89
Account Number: 33900868
Bank: Lloyds
Reference: Please use your surname and your pet's name as reference.

Tick Bite Prevention Week

It’s tick bite prevention week

As the weather is starting to warm up it’s important to be aware that we live and work in an area with a high risk of tick bites, and prevention is the best way to protect yourself and your pets. Ticks are commonly found in areas of long grass and woodland. They are small bloodsucking parasites that can spread diseases to both yourself and your pets, the most common of which is Lyme disease. It is advisable to wear long trousers and sleeves if walking in these areas, and make sure you check yourself and pets thoroughly afterwards. The sooner a tick is removed, the less likely it is to transfer disease. They can be tricky to spot, but adult ticks are about the size of an apple seed. They can be greyish-white, black, brown or reddish-brown. For more information visit: https://www.bsava.com/News/ArticleID/2706/BSAVA-provides-Q-A-advice-to-help-prevent-tick-bites