Pets with skin disease?

Posted: Fri 26th Jun 2009 17:17pm

congletonvets

Dear All,

We are holding an open evening, with a short presentation on skin disease in cats and dogs next Thursday.

At the practice premises (about 15 mins drive from Bankeyfields). Next Thursday 2nd July, 730pm.

Please feel free to come along (no children please, owing to space limitations), but I'd be grateful if you could book a place by calling us on 01260 272131.

Ideal if your pet has (or is thought to have) skin disease of any kind, but especially ongoing recurrent problems such as allergies or other seasonal problems.

Completely free to attend, and there will be light refreshments available, and opportunity to view the whole practice for anyone who is interested.

I look forward to seeing you there!

James.

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Pets skin disease open night - 2nd July - congelton vets

Submitted by Web Monkey on Wed, 2009/07/01 - 12:54.

Just a reminder to that, Congelton Vets open night is tomorrow night.

Congleton Veterinary Centre
West Heath Retail Park
Sandbach Road
Congleton
CHESHIRE
CW12 4NB

Thanks WM. And to clarify

Submitted by congletonvets on Wed, 2009/07/01 - 14:37.

Thanks WM.

And to clarify something that I hadnt already mentioned- it is a presentation about skin disease, rather than an opportunity to bring pets in. Ie its for people to attend, but please leave the animals at home!

Hope that make sense.

Thanks.

James.

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