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Malthouse Vets: Dr Natalie and Dr Hugh

In the news

Our founder, Dr Natalie Morris-Webb, is a respected voice in the industry and appears regularly in the local, regional and national press.

 

Find out how our boutique, independent practice is helping boost community and connection across the veterinary sector.

If you'd like to work with Dr Natalie, drop her an email!

Shropshire vet: What to do if your dog has eaten chocolate

20 April 2025

Shropshire vet: What to do if your dog has eaten chocolate

Matt Chorley: Gordon Smart sits in

15 April 2025

Matt Chorley: Gordon Smart sits in

PetsApp Together Podcast: With Natalie Morris-Webb of Malthouse Vets

9 April 2025

PetsApp Together Podcast:
With Natalie Morris-Webb of Malthouse Vets

Vets in legal battle over pet health club schemes

7 March 2025

Vets in legal battle over pet health club schemes

SPVS Congress 2025

1 February 2025

SPVS Congress 2025
Going It Alone: Do I have what it takes to start up a start up?

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10 June 2024

BBC
Wake Up to Money: Paws For Thought?

Malthouse Vets: BBC Wake Up to Money: Ticketmaster plan?

24 May 2024

BBC
Wake Up to Money: Ticketmaster plan?

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29 November 2022

Vet Sustain
Case Study: Malthouse Veterinary Group. Quality Independent (sustainable?) Care

Natalie Morris - Ridin' Solo

23 March 2020

VETchat by The Webinar Vet: Natalie Morris - Ridin' Solo

Shrops Weekly: For the love of animals

16 October 2018

For the love of animals

MSD Animal Health – The Big Tick Project

14 December 2017

Our Top Picks – Shout! Communications’ best Broadcast Campaigns of 2017

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29 April 2017

The Telegraph
Soaring deer numbers are behind growing problem of Lyme disease, warn experts 

Vet Times: Call for compulsory dog tick treatment when entering UK

28 June 2016

Vet Times
Call for compulsory dog tick treatment when entering UK

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Registering your pet is free, and we are always happy to discuss our services with you over the phone or pop into the practice!

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