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Hensol Vets is all about giving your pets the most personalised and special veterinary care right in the comfort of their own homes.

We've worked in veterinary clinics both in the UK and beyond and we've seen firsthand the incredible benefits of home appointments.

When your pets are surrounded by their favourite humans in their cozy home environment, they feel more relaxed which makes a huge difference. Not only do our furry patients feel more at ease, but our clients also feel less stressed out.

We started Hensol Vets because we wanted to make a real difference. We wanted to create a place where pet parents could find independent, friendly, and compassionate veterinary care and advice. We're all about building strong, long-lasting relationships with our clients. That's the way it should be, right?


You can find out more about our Home Euthanasia and other veterinary services below.

Professional, empathetic care

Specialising in Home Euthanasia

Find out more about Home Euthanasia

When the moment comes, we will be by your side in the most familiar environment your pet has ever known. We will guide you through this difficult time so the crossing of the rainbow bridge will be peaceful and stress free.

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Our Services

Our professional and empathetic team specialises in providing home euthanasia services. But that's not all we do! We also offer a range of other services to keep your furry friends healthy and happy.

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    how old is my pet?
    By Hensol Vets 28 Dec, 2023
    Discover how to work out the age of your pet and see how old they really are
    If It Should Be...Making the Decision to Say Goodbye to Your Pet
    By Hensol Vets 20 Nov, 2023
    We understand how difficult can be to make the decision to say goodbye to our loyal companions. We have gone through exactly the same experience with our pets over the years and it can be complicated to put ourselves in our pets' position and look at their world with their eyes. This anonymous poem can help with this, and it can also ease a bit the hard load we carry on our shoulders when we are considering giving this step. You can find more help and support with the decision making process on our ' If it Should Be ' section on the Home Euthanasia page.
    Feline Hyperthyroidism
    By Hensol Vets 12 Sep, 2023
    Hyperthyroidism is the most common metabolic disorder in cats and it is an increased production of thyroid hormones from the thyroid glands, which are located in the neck of our cats. These hormones are responsible for regulating many body processes, including the control of the body’s metabolic rate, which means cats with hyperthyroidism tend to burn up energy too rapidly and typically suffer weight loss despite having an increased appetite and increased food intake. Fortunately, the vast majority of cats that develop hyperthyroidism can be treated very successfully and most cats will make a complete recovery. There are several ways to treat this disorder and these include medication (oral medication administered twice a day), surgery (removal of the cat’s thyroid glands), Iodine (radiation) therapy and dietary management (specially designed diet with controlled Iodine levels). Hyperthyroidism, however, is an alarmingly undiagnosed condition, which can put the lives of our cats at risk. Diagnosis is achieved by a blood test, which will check for the levels of thyroid hormones. The most common signs of hyperthyroidism is cats are weight loss (even with a good or increased appetite), increased thirst, increased activity, restlessness or irritability, increased heart rate and a poor and unkempt hair coat.  This three beautiful siblings (Sophie, Jasper and Bart) have hyperthyroidism. Sophie and Bart were already on medication to control it and their owner noticed some of the signs in Jasper. After taking a blood sample, the results came back elevated, which meant a positive diagnosis. Luckily, steps have been taken on time, which means Jasper’s thyroid function will be under control. If you notice some of these signs on your cat or would like to check your cat’s health, please, get in touch with us .

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