Big or small, scaly or furry, the free event featured lots of critters ranging from snakes to highland cows.
People were welcomed to the event to enjoy an entertaining day out and see what the vets do.
Among the attractions was chicken petting in the mini barn, the popular reptile handling experience, and a chance to brush the hair of the highland cows.
Fergus the meerkat was around to see visitors, and Owl Magic brought a birds of prey handling experience to the event.
Younger guests could enjoy a free children’s activity corner, decked out with a bouncy castle, face painting, a bucking bronco, a medieval zone, and candy floss. A fire engine from Denny fire station was also available for visitors to look inside.
The Apex Vets team offered behind the scenes tours of the surgery suite and hands-on exhibits to members of the public, allowing them to peek into the world of vets.
Guests were encouraged to bring their dogs and enter them in one of the annual doggy competitions for the chance to win a prize.
Also returning to the annual event was the local makers market. The open day also featured a selection of charity stalls, a charity tombola with big prizes up for grabs, and a charity bake sale.
There was also a live broadcast and entertainment from Central FM on the day.

5. Apex Vets annual fun day
Clients, locals, and those looking for a fun day out were invited to come along. Photo: Michael Gillen

6. Apex Vets annual fun day
Visitors could take selfies with the highland cows and even brush their hair. Photo: Michael Gillen

7. Apex Vets annual fun day
A charity bake sale and tombola were available on the day. (Michael Gillen). Photo: Michael Gillen

8. Apex Vets annual fun day
Popular reptile holding experience was on offer for visitors. Photo: Michael Gillen

