Handling The Heat!

15th June 2023

The summer is well and truly here so we’ve put together some tips to keep your pet fit and well at this time of year, click here to read our top pet tips.

The heat can be a real killer for many pets and for this reason it’s a good idea to walk dogs early morning or late in the evening and don’t forget about your small furries. Rabbits and guinea pigs need to kept in the shade, a frozen tile or covered frozen water bottle can help keep their temperatures down during the really hot days. Read our beat the heat tips here.

If you have an indoor pets – hamsters, gerbils and chinchillas – don’t forget to make sure their cage is out of direct sunlight or close the curtains during the daytime to keep the heat out.

Booster alert!

Annual vaccinations are a great opportunity for our friendly vets to give your pet a nose to tail health check, whilst answering any questions you might have. During your pets annual health check our team will be able to provide protection against disease for the coming year. To understand the diseases we vaccinate against, click here.

Don’t forget that you can spread the cost of your pets vaccines before you visit by joining our Pet Healthcare Club here. Choose a plan and payment date that suits YOU and YOUR pet!

Rabbit teeth – a growing issue!

Are you a bunny owner or considering bringing a bunny home? Understand why a rabbits diet is SO important to their health and wellbeing here.

Rabbits are the third most popular pet in the UK, but did you know they require vaccinations and neutering just like a cat or dog. Their range of vision covers almost 360 degrees, allowing them to keep a watchful eye out for predators and they chew approximately 120 times a minute – that’s a serious teeth work out!

Ask our team if you need advice on how to care for your bunny and don’t forget we offer a healthcare plan for rabbits too! Pay no joining fee to sign up to our Healthcare Plan and spread the cost of your rabbits vaccines and healthcare today.

We hope you enjoy reading our Summer News, if you have a question regarding any of the articles mentioned please do not hesitate to contact our friendly team for further advice.