Latest newsFenwold Vets at Spilsby Show, 11th July 2010.
Fenwold Vets had a stand at the 2010 Spilsby Show. The stand was hosted by Cath Carpenter (left) and Alison Holloway who both work at the Spilsby branch of Fenwold. They were kept busy throughout the day answering questions, selling products and giving out samples. 
Fenwold goes Digital, June 2010.
The Practice has bought a new digital x-ray machine for use at the Spilsby branch. This £50,000 investment will allow the Practice to keep abreast of current developments in the veterinary world. Director, Richard Morris said, "This machine will allow us to improve the quality of our equine and small animal x-rays and so improve the standard of our patient care. As the machine does away with the need for chemical development of x-ray films, it will also be of benefit to the environment".
Sally Hessey
On the 2nd February 2010 Fenwold Veterinary Practice tragically lost a very special member of our team. Sally Hessey was a recent graduate from the Royal (Dick) Veterinary School in Edinburgh, as well as being a marine life medic for the British Divers Marine Life Rescue Sally also gained the highest accolade of the Girl Guiding Association, the Queens Award. Despite her all too short time with us at Fenwold, Sally's infectious sense of humour and enthusiasm cemented her as a very popular colleague. As an already competent and caring vet we are in no doubt that she would have gone on to achieve even greater things, and knowing Sally there would have been many more amusing tales along the way... Whether it was an un-cooperative cow, a goose with a floppy neck or a stranded seal pup Sally took them all in her stride. All we can say is that wherever Sally is now she is forever in our thoughts and we are very grateful for the short time we spent together. She will never be forgotten.
Give a Stray a Christmas Dinner 2009, 21st January 2010.
Despite the recession, the Practice had another successful year with the 17th successive annual campaign. Reports appeared in the Lincolnshire Standard. Dog food was donated to Fenbank Greyhound Rescue and cat food was donated to local branches of Cat's Protection. Pictured (From left): Lynne Clarke, Jenny Pawson and Sally Hessey from the Spilsby branch of the Practice.
Ian becomes Fenwold Vets Director, 13th October 2009.
On 13th October 2009, Ian Bates became a director of Fenwold Veterinary Practice Ltd. Ian has worked for the Practice since first qualifying as a vet in 2000. He will be particularly familiar to clients visiting the Mablethorpe surgery and to farm clients. Ian said, 'I am delighted that Keith (Barrand) and Richard (Morris) have given me the chance to become more involved in the running of the Practice. I relish the challenges ahead.' Keith Barrand said, 'Ian has been a loyal member of the Practice for the past 9 years, and it is great to see him taking his involvement in the Practice to the next level.'
Give a Stray a Christmas Dinner 2008, 26th January 2009.
Fenwold Veterinary Practice Ltd Give a Stray a Christmas Dinner campaign was successful for the 16th successive year. Items of pet food brought in by clients will be used to help feed dogs and cats in local rescue centres over the busy Christmas period. The Practice would like to thank all clients who donated items of pet food. The dog food was donated to Fen Bank Greyhound Rescue and the cat food was donated to the local branch of the Cats? Protection League (CPL). Reports appeared in the Lincolnshire Standard and the Skegness Target. Picture shows Animal Care Assistant, Sarah Harness with a staff member's dog and some of the food donated.
New Website to Help You Pick Your Ideal Pet, 24th January 2009.
A new website called 'Your Right Pet' has been introduced by the PDSA to help owners pick a pet that is suitable for their lifestyle. Simply answer a few questions and the tool will suggest a pet that is suitable for you. Please click on the link below: http://www.pdsa.org.uk/managed/yrp-stage1.html
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