Have you heard of feline idiopathic cystitis? Check out our reels, and get in touch with us if you spot any of these signs on your cat. 😺
If you ever notice that your cat cannot urinate or is straining to pee and nothing comes out, this is a medical emergency, and you should bring them in right away.
If you’ve ever adopted a puppy, you’ve probably heard of canine parvovirus. This illness can be life-threatening in puppies and is one of the diseases that vaccinations protect against. 💉
Check out our video, and get in touch right away if you spot these signs on your puppy!
At Bay Vets, we're not just here for your pet's medical needs – we're here to support you as a pet owner. 💙
Our website has a dedicated section on pet care and common conditions, designed to fill you with knowledge and insights into your furry friend's well-being. You can learn how to spot signs and symptoms of common illnesses and gain valuable tips on preventive care. 🐾
Explore our website, and remember to let us know which interesting facts you discover!
👉https://www.bayvets.co.uk/pet-health-care-advice/
Have you recently adopted a kitten? If so, we're thrilled for you! Raising a kitten is an amazing experience, but it can also be full of challenges and unexpected surprises.
Our blog post covers everything you need to know, from preparing for your new kitten's arrival to bringing your kitten home to nutrition, litter training, socialisation, exercise, sleep, and healthcare.
Read our blog post 👉 https://www.bayvets.co.uk/an-essential-guide-to-your-new-kitten/
Here at Bay Vets, we wish you a wonderful Easter filled with memorable moments with your pet. 🐰
However, remember that some foods we usually eat at Easter, like chocolate, are toxic for our dogs because they contain theobromine and caffeine. If you suspect your dog might have eaten chocolate, get in touch with us right away!
You can find more information on toxic food for our pets in our blog post 🔗 https://www.bayvets.co.uk/pawly-pooches-toxic-food-that-can-hurt-your-dog/
Are you considering welcoming a new pet into your life? 🤔
We couldn’t be happier for you! Pets are one of life’s greatest joys, so make sure you watch our video for helpful tips on how to give them a great start in life 🥰
We’d love to hear your tips as well – please tell us in the comments ⬇️
Neutering pets can save you a world of trouble! From avoiding certain types of cancer to eliminating unwanted behaviours, neutering is the best option for the large majority of pets and the sooner you do this, the better.
Do you have any questions about this routine procedure? We’re here for you📲
Does your dog interact with other dogs regularly? 🤔 Then this reel is for you!
Kennel cough is a highly contagious and very common dog disease, which is why most boarding kennels or doggy daycares require mandatory kennel cough vaccines.
Ensure your pooch is protected 👉 Schedule your appointment today! 📲
Would you recognise the signs that your pet is suffering from an allergy? 🐾
Common allergy symptoms in pets include:
🩺 Redness
🩺 Sneezing
🩺 Coughing
🩺 Watery eyes
🩺 Ear infections
🩺 Gastrointestinal issues
🩺 Itchy skin (the most common sign in pets!)
The first step in managing pet allergies is proper diagnosis. We can help identify triggers and formulate a customised treatment plan for your companion.
Has your pet ever suffered from allergies?
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Did you see our TV vet-stravaganza on the BBC last night!!! 🙌🏼🙌🏼Starring the pet blood bank heroes, our vet nurse Steffi and not forgetting the MVP- Kent who belongs to our vet nurse Jane!! This star studied event was highlighting the importance of the pet blood bank not only to the poorly dogs it helps but to the donors as well….. Watch Minnie’s story here for more info on this extraordinary story ⬇️⬇️⬇️
When you see your dog having a seizure, this is understandably very distressing! 🐕🐾 In a second, they are ok, and the next, they seem to have lost control of their body.
This is most often caused by idiopathic canine epilepsy, which means we don't what's causing the seizures. However, prompt treatment should be sought, as repetitive seizure activity might become an emergency. Please call us as soon as you suspect or see that your pet has had a seizure!
Rocco is such a good boy and always listens to the advice we give him!! 🥰
Dental disease can cause a lot of pain and discomfort to our pets, and it is estimated that more than 80% of cats and dogs over three years of age suffer from it.
Fortunately, this can be prevented or treated!
Cats often mask the signs of dental disease until they are in a lot of pain, so don’t miss these signs 👇
A good insurance plan for your pet is vital to make sure they are always protected in case of emergency situations but choosing the most adequate plan for you and your pet is not always easy!
Check our video on how to choose the best policy for your pet 👇
Need help? We are here for you so don’t hesitate to contact us.
Are you looking for a comprehensive and cost-effective way to ensure your furry friend receives the best preventative healthcare possible? Then talk to us about the Bay Healthcare Plan! 🩺
Our plan offers a variety of preventative services, including annual booster vaccinations and year-round flea treatment, which can help prevent potential health issues from arising and save you money in the long run.
Joining the Bay Vets Healthcare Plan ensures that your pet receives regular check-ups and preventative treatments that can help catch health issues before they become more serious.
Don't wait until it's too late - sign up to the Bay Vets Healthcare Plan today and give your pet the gift of good health. Head over to our website or contact us for more information on how to join! 🐾
Diabetes mellitus is a hormonal disease that often affects our cats 🐈
All cats can suffer from diabetes; however, it is most commonly diagnosed in older and obese cats.
It occurs because there's not enough insulin to keep the blood sugar concentration within normal values or because the cells become resistant to its effect.
For most cats, insulin therapy along with dietary management is the treatment of choice. Though it's a chronic disease, with proper veterinary monitoring, diabetic cats can lead long and happy lives 🥰
There are a number of diseases that can cause nausea and vomiting in dogs, from life-threatening intoxications to something as harmless as motion sickness from car rides.
A frequent cause of sickness that often results in dramatic episodes of vomiting is scavenging behaviour, which is natural to dogs 🐶
Depending on its intensity, duration and cause, vomiting can result in severe dehydration and electrolyte imbalance, which will affect all of your pets’ bodily functions.
So, what can you do in these situations? Watch our video to find out 👀
Watching your pet have a seizure can be very frightening, and owners can be caught off guard when this happens.
Fits can have different presentations ranging from localised tremors to pets losing consciousness, shaking uncontrollably, vocalising, and paddling.
Afterwards, it is normal that they feel disoriented for a while.
If your pet has a fit, please try to remain calm as this will be the only way you can help them.
Feline Lower Urinary Tract Disease (FLUTD) is a frequently diagnosed problem in cats, with overweight animals and those who don't exercise often seeming to be more at risk.
As there are many conditions that can cause FLUTD, please talk to our team if you notice your cat is having problems urinating. Some of these, like complete urethral obstructions, are medical emergencies and can be fatal if left untreated ⚠️
Put your knowledge to the test with our video quiz! ✔️
Do you have an osteoarthritic pet? What works best to keep them pain-free? 🤔
There are several options to help us manage osteoarthritis in pets – talk to us if your pet is struggling!