Open trench
We received a call via the RSPCA about a hog trapped in a trench in Douglas Road, Upton. Luckily he was sat on a very
15 June, 2019
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We received a call via the RSPCA about a hog trapped in a trench in Douglas Road, Upton. Luckily he was sat on a very
A builder clearing out a garage before starting works found a nesting mother with two hoglets in. He did the right thing by scooping up
The little hoglet who came in to us late on Monday afternoon has been named “Prosecco” by the ladies who found her. Although she took
Basil came to us 17 days ago in a right state, with deep bite wounds on his head and face, very deep infection and bad
We collected this young hoglet recently from Kinson – A lady was clearing leaves in her garden when she inadvertently uncovered a nesting mother with
Marian was so skinny when she came in that neither we, nor the vet realised she was pregnant. She was literally a bag of skin
Got that Monday blues thing going on? How about some pictures of hoglets to cheer you up? Here are pictures of 3 of the litters
Bilbo Baggins had to pay a visit to the Vets today. She had one of her rear legs amputated by the emergency vets recently, due to having had it trapped somehow and in getting herself free had ripped part of the leg off.
The resulting wound was infected, despite a course of antibiotics, which has caused problems with the healing of the amputation wound.
Upton vets took her in today to clean up the wound and re-stitch it for us. The wound was flushed, debrided and lasered, then stitched up. Hopefully it will heal properly now, and Bilbo can get on with rehabilitation.
Thank you to Upton & Wareham Vets for taking care of Bilbo for us
Little Pikachu, in his incubator, pretending to be shy. He is not taking very much formula now, preferring to eat the Hills a/d and formula mix, and first stage kitten biscuits.