Chantry Vets - Wakefield
Chantry Vets is a veterinary practice in Wakefield, West Yorkshire, treating cats and dogs. The practice offers dentistry, diagnostic imaging, neutering, and routine preventative care.
Chantry Vets is a veterinary practice in Wakefield, West Yorkshire, treating cats and dogs. The practice offers dentistry, diagnostic imaging, neutering, and routine preventative care.
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Lungworm is a serious parasite that dogs can catch by swallowing infected slugs, snails or frogs, often by accident outdoors. It is found across much of the UK and can cause coughing, breathing problems, tiredness, weight loss, bruising, bleeding, seizures or collapse. Contact a vet promptly if your dog shows any of these signs, and get urgent help for breathing trouble, major bleeding, collapse, seizures or sudden blindness. Reduce risk by stopping your dog from eating slugs, snails and frogs, bringing toys and chews indoors, and asking your vet about prescription lungworm protection. If your dog eats a slug or snail, call your vet for advice and watch for signs of illness over the next few weeks.
Emergency vet fees in the UK vary by practice, time and the care a pet needs. Call a vet straight away if your pet is unwell, then ask about the first charge, likely treatment costs and payment options. Vets should explain choices and costs, and you can agree a spending limit where time allows. Insurance, finance and some charities may help with costs, but urgent care should not wait while you check these.