Diabetes – Know the signs to watch out for in your pet. Does your dog or cat – urinate frequently? Want to go outside or in the litterbox more often? Have they started having accidents in the home? Have you noticed you are filling up their water bowl more often than you…
Winter is fast approaching Winter is fast approaching, the weather is getting wetter and colder and your pet may decided to spend more time inside than out. Our Winter Guide has arrived, read it here, its crammed with top tips to help keep your pet fit and healthy this Winter 2019. Alabama Rot is…
Is Your Pet Scared Of Fireworks? Fireworks can be terrifying for both dogs and cats, although it is a common fear different pets can react in different ways. Some show many outward signs, other suffer in relative silence. It is important for pet owners to understand signs of stress in their pets. …
Autumn Alert! Autumn Alert! It is easy to think that as the temperatures drops, so does the risk from parasites but actually the opposite is true! Autumn is a lovely time of year to have long walks through golden trees with your dog and cosy evenings at home with your cat. Our Autumn…
How Can I Find The Best Cat Insurance? Understanding Pet Insurance If you’re a cat owner, pet insurance could be a great option when it comes to ensuring you can afford veterinary fees in the event of an emergency. Unfortunately, an accident or illness can happen to any pet, which inevitably means a…
Getting off to the best start! Welcoming a new puppy or kitten into your family is a super exciting time! To give your new family member the best start, it is important that they have their vaccinations, a microchip and regular parasite protection. Our Summer News explains the things to consider when you…
How Fleas Harm Your Cat Why you can’t ignore a flea problem A surprising number of cat-owners are completely unaware that their pet has fleas. False beliefs about fleas, such as the myths that they don’t appear on indoor cats and don’t enter clean homes, can lull you into a false sense of security….
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…
Brrr – it’s cold out there! With the cold weather setting in, it’s a good idea to start making plans to avoid some Christmas calamities and keep your pets healthy throughout the festive season. From avoiding Anti-freeze to Foliage alert – it’s all explained in our Winter News. Walkies in the cold: In order to…
Hyperthyroidism is a common disease in teenage cats, sadly sometimes, their symptoms are missed and referred to as just ‘old age’. Overactive thyroid gland (another name for the condition) is something we see quite regularly in older cats, the good news is diagnosis is fairly simple and there are different treatment options…
