Learn how to keep your pets safe this Easter. From chocolate toxicity and spring plants to decorations and gardening hazards, discover the most common seasonal dangers and what to do in an emergency.
Read moreIf You Could Ask the Vet Anything…
If you could ask your vet anything, what would you ask? We invited local schoolchildren to send us the questions they’ve always wanted to ask a vet. From favourite parts of the job to why cats land on their feet, our vet Emily answered them all - and even her dog got involved!
Read moreOwning a Dachshund: One Year With Stanley
Discover what it’s like to own a Dachshund through the story of Stanley, a lovable and adventurous Dachshund belonging to our vet, Sarah. Learn about the breed’s personality, care needs, exercise requirements, and common health considerations.
Read moreDental case study: Fractured Canine Tooth
Fractured teeth can be common for dogs and often occur because of trauma. Learn more about the complications of a fractured canine tooth, the signs to look out for in your dog, and the treatment options.
Read moreDental Case Study: Feline Calicivirus
Learn about feline calicivirus through Maddie’s case study, including symptoms, dental complications, how the virus spreads, and ways to reduce the risk in cats.
Read moreKeeping pets safe this Christmas
Christmas is a magical time of year, but it can also be risky for our pets! From chocolate under the tree to festive decorations and food, the festive season is full of hidden hazards for dogs and cats. Here’s our updated Christmas Pet Safety guide for 2025.
Read moreCanine Lymphoma
National Canine Lymphoma Awareness Day aims to raise awareness about the disease, which is a type of blood cancer in dogs affecting the lymphatic system. Find out more about the disease, the clinical signs to look out for, and what to do if you suspect your dog has canine lymphoma.
Read moreDental Case Study: Tooth removal due to dental disease
Dental disease is very common in dogs, but as not all dogs show symptoms, this can go undetected and untreated. In this case study, we share how we diagnosed and treated a case of dental disease in a geriatric dog named Lily.
Read moreDental Case Study: Removing Deciduous Canines
We recently treated a small cross breed puppy named Luna, who came to us with Lingually Displaced Deciduous Canines (LDDC). In this case study, we look at the signs of LDDC and the importance of early diagnosis and treatment.
Read moreDental Diets for Pets
Good dental hygiene is essential for dogs and cats, and looking after your pet’s gums and teeth is important for their overall health. Daily brushing will help to keep tartar at bay, but specific diets can also help to support good oral health in dogs and cats.
Read moreChoosing the Right Diet for Puppies
Puppies use a lot of energy, so nutritional requirements for young dogs include increased protein to support healthy growth. Once puppies are weaned, they will get all their nutrition from dog food, so it is important to not only choose something that's tasty, but healthy too.
Read morePreventing Flystrike in Rabbits
Flystrike is a horrible disease that affects rabbits. Due to its rapid development, cases can become very serious in a very short space of time and can even be fatal. We look at how flystrike occurs and some prevention methods to keep your rabbit healthy.
Read moreVaccination Amnesty
One of the main preventative treatments for your pets is annual vaccinations. In this article, we look at why vaccinating your pet is so important and the main diseases that dogs, cats, and rabbits can be vaccinated for.
Read moreDogs Can Die in Hot Cars
Leaving dogs in a car when it is warm, even if it is parked in the shade or the windows are open, is very dangerous. It will cause your dog suffering, and it can even be fatal. In this article, we advise on what to do if you find a dog inside a vehicle and it is showing signs of heatstroke.
Read moreWhat is cat flu?
Cat flu, also known as ‘feline influenza’ or ‘feline upper respiratory infection’, is an illness in cats affecting the upper respiratory tract. In this article, we look at the signs and symptoms of cat flu, how it is spread, and how to prevent your cat contracting it.
Read moreCase study: Lola’s Ear Injury
Two months ago, a dog called Lola came to see us after her ear was torn during an altercation with another dog. In this case study, we explain what was done to repair the tear. (Warning: This case study contains images of surgery.)
Read moreWhy do we take bloods?
Blood testing can be extremely beneficial in monitoring your pet’s health, allowing us to identify problems in their earliest stages. This gives us the opportunity to intervene early with a much better likelihood of success in managing any condition or disease.
Read moreHome Changes for Animals with Arthritis
A common condition that we see in older pets is arthritis. In addition to diagnosing, treating, and managing their arthritis, you can also make some simple changes in your home to help your older pets live a more comfortable life.
Read moreLooking After Geriatric Pets
As pets get older, they can develop health problems including arthritis, dental disease, heart disease, kidney disease, and cancer. Here are some considerations to improve the physical and mental welfare of your older pets.
Read moreIs Neutering Right For My Pet?
All pet owners should consider neutering their domestic pets, as this can be beneficial for your pet’s health. To help you decide if neutering is right for your pet, here are a few pros and cons to consider.
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