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.
In the wild, rabbits spend their time digging, running, jumping, hiding, eating, and socialising with other rabbits. 🐰
Enrichment is all about allowing your bunnies to carry out their natural behaviours by encouraging physical and mental stimulation, which in turn improves their quality of life.
What does your rabbits' environment look like? Show us in the comments! 👇
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 ⬇️
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 ⚠️
Did you know that there are a number of ocular conditions that can affect our pets? 🤔 👀
These may not only compromise their vision (temporarily or even permanently) but are often painful, so please address them as soon as possible ⚠
Even though eye irritation is usually easy to detect, other signs of ocular disease can be more subtle. Watch our video to get to know them and book an appointment if you recognise any of these in your pet 🐾
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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!
Deciding to neuter your pet can be challenging, as many factors influence this decision.
It is important that you base your decision on reliable information, though, so we’re going to debunk some common myths associated with this procedure 👇
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.
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 👀
Thankfully, we do not see some diseases as commonly in the UK anymore because, as responsible pet owners, we’re great at vaccinating our pets 💉 However, they’re still out there, so any unvaccinated dog is still potentially at risk ⚠ Do you have any queries about vaccinating your pet? If so, please get in touch!
Pet insurance is in place to provide funding for pets in their time of medical need. It can help to take away the financial worry out of what is an extremely stressful time for owners, ensuring that a beloved companion receives the best and most appropriate care ✔🩺 But there’s more to pet insurance than perhaps you knew…
Did you know that periodontal disease is very common in our pets? 🤔 It occurs when bacteria stick to the teeth and forms plaque or tartar. This hard layer eats away at the gumline and the ligaments holding a tooth in place, causing wobbly teeth and painful (sometimes bleeding) gums. Here’s how to help avoid or delay severe periodontal disease 👇
Scratching is a natural behaviour for cats 🐈 It is part of a cat’s instinct, and most people are not aware of this, but scratching is also a way to communicate with other cats. 🗨
This behaviour not only leaves a visible mark on the scratched surface, but it also leaves a scent for other cats to smell. Cat’s paws have scent glands, and through scratching, cats mark their territory.
The best way to prevent your pet from scratching your furniture at home is to provide an acceptable, inviting area for your cat to scratch instead. Does your cat have a scratch post? 🤔
Do you have pet insurance? 🤔
We’re sure that you agree that the best and most advanced veterinary care comes with a price tag due to its often specialist nature 🩺
We encourage pet owners to consider taking out an insurance policy to ensure that finances don’t hinder the most appropriate treatment for a pet should they fall unwell or become injured. It’s important to get a good quality insurance policy, so here are some of our top tips to help you choose 👇
Primarily, pet insurance exists to provide funding for pets in their time of medical need. It can take the financial worry out of what is an extremely stressful time for owners, ensuring that a beloved companion receives the best and most appropriate care. But there’s more to pet insurance than perhaps you knew…
Arthritis is often thought to be an ageing condition that many older pets are expected to develop. However, arthritis can affect pets of any age and when detected early there are many effective treatments that can improve your pet’s quality of life. Being able to recognise the early signs of arthritis allows you to get prompt veterinary treatment for your pet.
If you have a pet with arthritis, what were the first signs that you noticed?
Ticks are small blue/grey parasites that feed on your pet. They grab on during walks through long grass or rural areas and, if left untreated, can transmit disease to both you and your pet. Regular treatments and grooming of your pet can help protect the whole family. If you find a tick, remove it quickly using a tick remover and a gentle twisting action - our nurses can show you how.
