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    Coronavirus Update:

    WE ARE NOW OPEN FULL HOURS FOR ALL PATIENTS AND ARE INVITING PEOPLE INTO THE PRACTICE ONCE AGAIN.  As of the 24th July 2020, we have been welcoming a limited number of clients into the practice.  Video consults are still available for those who wish to reduce their contact with others or who are self isolating.  For the safety of all people who enter the practice, we have installed perspex screens in certain areas.  We are only allowing a maximum of 2 households (2 people per household max.) into the premises at any one time.  Please be aware that only one person may be able to accompany a pet into the consultation room itself (the other person may need to wait in reception).  We are also asking that all visitors and clients wear a mask at all times when in the practice.  There are exceptions for those who may struggle with these measures and please do call if you have any concerns.  Please see here for the information emails sent to our clients about this situation.

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    A dog who came in with a painful cut paw pad

    February 21, 2018

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    Oli Robinson

    Ralph came in to The Finchley Vet with a horrid cut on the paw pad of his back foot. The cut was about 1.5 cm long and had penetrated through his pad - it must have been incredibly painful - but superstar Ralph remained his cheerful, bouncy self!

     

    The wound was severe enough that Dr Oli had to stitch it up so that it would heal as quickly as possible.

     

    Ralph was anaesthetised and Oli and nurse Charlotte checked the wound for any foreign material and cleaned it thoroughly before stitching it.

     

    Ralph was really brave throughout his procedure and every time he came for check ups at The Finchley Vet, he was always smiling! We are pleased to report he his now back to full health!

     

    You can read the full story here.

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    The Finchley Vet

    599 High Road

    Finchley

    N12 0DY

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