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Pamper your Dog in Ballymena

Posted by Editor | Jul 1, 2015 |

Ballymena is full of dog owners who love pampering their pets. Our town has lots of lovely parks and walks where dog owners can exercise their dogs easily and if you feel like your dog deserves a treat then here are some tips from Ballymena Today: Get you pooch professionally pampered Gal-Groom in Galgorm, Ballymena offer you dog the best pamper, cut (and, if desired, colour) they have ever had. Bring your dog along to Gal-Groom and Ellen and her team will give you a full consultation, and you can choose from several grooming packages ranging from a full...

Blogs and Ballymena Business

Posted by Cherry | May 8, 2015 |

At Ballymena Today we love blogging and it is good to see Businesses in Ballymena embracing the technology. We blog about all things Ballymena, from local businesses, charity events, and things the things that get us really excited and we have recently noticed some great local businesses who are using the internet to talk about their businesses. We love connecting with businesses online whether its checking their tweets, following their Instagram or catching up with their blog. It is an easy way to keep up to date with all that is going on and we can access all the...

Veterinary Nurse – Ballymena

Posted by Cherry | Apr 23, 2015 |

Grove Vets in Ballymena has a team of vets and veterinary nurses who work hard to keep your pet happy and healthy. Veterinary Nursing is a career which is rewarding, offers lots of variety and is perfect for someone who loves animals and working with people. At Grove Vets the Nursing team is headed up by Janice and they carry out lots of vital procedures in the veterinary practice. The nurses health clinics at Grove Vets in Ballymena offer the following: • Free dental check-up • Free dietary/weight management consultation • Suture removal • Post neutering check-up • Dressing/bandage...

Avoid using Social Media when rehoming pets

Posted by Cherry | Feb 16, 2015 |

Ballymena local business Grove Vets see lots of pets day in day out and want to advise Ballymena animal lovers to avoid social media if they want to re-home or find a new pet. If you can no longer cope with a cat or dog or your pet has had lots of babies who need new homes then it is tempting to put a message online using social media. Grove Vets would advise against this. Facebook and Twitter can be an easy option when you are trying to get rid of a pet but Grove Vets encourage anyone in this position to contact a local rehoming charity such as the Dogs Trust (who take both cats and dogs), who should be able to help you find a good home for your animal. Rehoming centres will go through lots of questions and safety checks with any prospective pet owner. They will ensure that the person has adequate room and facilities for a pet and make sure that they are introduced to any other animals in that home. They can also advise you about getting the information stored on your pets microchip changed to the new owner to ensure that you are no longer liable for the animal. Help your pet find a genuine, safe home by using a rehoming centre instead or social media such as Facebook or Twitter. If you have...

First Trip to the Vet – Advice from Ballymena Today

Posted by Cherry | Jan 14, 2015 |

Ballymena Today have some advice from Grove Vets about your first trip to the vet. Maybe you added a cat, dog or another animal to your family this Christmas and aren’t sure what to expect when you take them along to the vet for the first time. Here are some points which should help you along: Make sure that you have a secure carrier to transport your pet. Bring all the documentation which you received when you get you pet. If you are bringing a dog along take them for a short walk before your visit so they can answer nature’s call. Don’t leave your pet alone in the waiting room and remember that other animals will be there. Once you arrive at the vets check in with the receptionist so that they know you are waiting. Once the vet is ready to see you they will give your pet a check up and they ask you for any samples and if you have noticed any problems with your animal. Don’t worry your vet and the nurses will help you with your pet and discuss any problems which crop up. Visit the vet can cause stress for an animal because it is unfamiliar and new but if you stay calm this will help you to look after your pet. Tell the vet everything that you know about your pet...

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