LUNGWORM, is a parasite that can cause serious health problems in your canine friend, and if not treated it can be fatal. Lungworms aren’t fussy, they will infect any breed or age but particularly younger dogs as they seem to like chewing and picking things up – making them more likely to ingest a…
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…
Spring Newsletter 2017 Did you know that rabbits teeth grow continuously throughout their lives & this means their diet is vitally important to keeping them happy & healthy. The newsletter also includes some top tips on caring for older cats, including sins to look out for if you think they are unwell. Keeping your pet in shape – a…
Our Winter 2017 newsletter has arrived, read it here. Included in our Winter newsletter is: Bunny Upsets. A reduction in appetite or faecal production may indicate that there is an underlying health problem. Rabbits need a high fibre diet to maintain healthy teeth and to encourage food to move through the digestive system….
