Caring for your elderly cat.

Caring for your elderly cat.

Elderly cats seem to have the ideal life; snoozing in a cosy bed, eating when they fancy and occasionally demanding attention. In their twilight years, our feline friends are vulnerable to many illnesses, but are extremely good at hiding the signs. Our Spring Newsletter gives some great tips on what to watch out for in your elderly cat – from signs of arthritis to eating habits. Click here to read our top tips on caring for your older cat.

Worms are the worst.

We all know that we should worm our pets regularly, but it doesn’t always seem important, especially when our pets appear perfectly fine! Our Spring Newsletter explains the different types of worms that your pet can pick up, symptoms to look out for and the damage they can cause internally to your pet. The good news is that worm prevention and protection is automatically included in our Pet Healthcare Club. Joining our healthcare club will take less than five minutes and allows you to spread the cost of all your pets essentials across affordable monthly payments on a date that suits you.

Spring alert!

This Easter, with lots of human treats around, it is important to make sure you are aware of common items in your home that are poisonous for your pet, and where possible, avoid any exposure. Our Spring News explains the signs of poisoning to watch out for in your pet and what to do if you suspect your pet has eaten something toxic. If you are a dog owner – make sure you read Xylitol and dogs – this blog could just save your dogs life!

We hope you enjoy reading our Spring newsletter, if you have any questions on the articles printed please do not hesitate to contact our friendly team for more advice.

Our 2019 Spring Newsletter has arrived, read it here.