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15/10/2023

What is your cat's favourite toy? Let us know in the comments, or post a picture of your cat playing, we'd love to see them.

Whether it's a feather stick, or a laser light, a scratching post or a soft, plush toy, we have plenty of options that are sure to delight them! why not check our what we have on offer right now?

https://www.cranfordpet.co.uk/cat-toys-and-play

15/10/2023

Dog and puppy vaccinations are an essential aspect of responsible pet ownership. Vaccinations can protect your dog from a range of dangerous and potentially fatal diseases, and help to prevent the spread of these diseases to other dogs in the community. In this blog post, we'll take a closer look at the importance of dog and puppy vaccinations, which vaccinations your dog or puppy needs, and what to expect during the vaccination process.

https://www.cranfordpet.co.uk/post/canine-vaccinations

14/10/2023

Vaccinations are an essential part of keeping your cat or kitten healthy and protected from dangerous diseases. Vaccinations work by stimulating the immune system to create antibodies that can fight off the disease if your cat is exposed to it. In this blog post, we will explore the importance of cat and kitten vaccinations, which vaccines are necessary, and when they should be given.

https://www.cranfordpet.co.uk/post/feline-cat-kitten-vaccinations

14/10/2023

Dogs are beloved companions for many people, but for those with allergies, owning a dog can be a challenge. Fortunately, there are several breeds of dogs that may be suitable for allergic owners. In this blog post, we will explore some of these breeds and what makes them a good fit for people with allergies.

One of the most important factors in determining whether a dog is suitable for an allergic owner is the amount of dander the dog produces. Dander is made up of tiny flakes of skin that dogs and other animals shed regularly. It contains a protein that can trigger allergic reactions in some people. Breeds that produce less dander are often a better choice for allergic owners.

https://www.cranfordpet.co.uk/post/dog-breeds-for-allergy-sufferers

14/10/2023

As much as we love our feline friends, for some people, living with cats can be a challenge due to allergies. However, not all cats produce the same amount of allergens, and some breeds are more hypoallergenic than others.

In this blog post, we'll explore some cat breeds that may be suitable for allergic owners.

https://www.cranfordpet.co.uk/post/cat-breeds-for-allergy-sufferers

13/10/2023

What's your dog's favourite toy? Let us know in the comments, or post a picture of them with their bestest toy!

Is it a soft & plush snuggle toy, or a hard chew that they can really get their teeth into? Do they love to chase and fetch or are they inquisitive and curious and love to be challenged with a puzzle toy?

We have a really wide range of toys available online so whatever they love most we are sure to have something to delight them! Check it out (you can't have too many toys, right?

https://www.cranfordpet.co.uk/dog/dog-toys-training-and-play

13/10/2023

Cats are fascinating creatures with a complex system of communication that often leaves their human companions puzzled. While we can't understand every meow and twitch of their tail, we can gain some insight into how cats communicate and whether they could ever develop the ability to talk like humans.

In our "How do cats communicate?" blog we explore how cats communicate, the limitations of their language, and whether they could ever learn to talk.

https://www.cranfordpet.co.uk/post/how-do-cats-communicate

12/10/2023

Dogs have been human companions for thousands of years, and yet we still struggle to understand their language. While we have come a long way in deciphering their barks and body language, the question still remains: could dogs ever learn to talk like humans?

Read our latest blog post where we explore how dogs communicate, the limitations of their language, and whether they could ever develop the ability to talk.

https://www.cranfordpet.co.uk/post/how-do-dogs-communicate

12/10/2023

As a cat owner, we want the very best for our cats, and for them to be healthy and happy. Which health worries should we be aware of?

1. Dental Problems
2. Hyperthyroidism
3. Chronic Kidney Disease
4. Lower urinary tract disease
5. Gastrointestinal Problems
6. Diabetes Mellitus
7. Upper Respiratory Tract Infections
8. Heart Disease
9. Cancer
10. Feline Immunodeficiency virus (FIV)

Read more in our blog post to know the signs and symptoms, and how you can reduce the risk in your cat.

https://www.cranfordpet.co.uk/post/top-10-health-conditions-in-cats

22/09/2023

As a dog owner, we want the very best for our dogs, and for them to be healthy and happy. Which health worries should we be aware of?

In our latest blog post we discuss the signs & symptoms of the top 10 health worries for dog owners:
1. Obesity - with an estimated 50% of dogs classified as overweight this is indeed a 'growing' concern.
2. Dental disease - in dogs over 3 years of age it is estimated that approximately 80% will have some form of dental disease
3. Arthritis - particularly prevalent in senior dogs, this is a condition that your vet can advise, support and prescribe medication for
4. Ear infections: most common in dogs with floppy ears, if you suspect a problem, seek veterinary advice
5. Skin allergies - hypoallergenic diets, skin ointments and gentle cleansers, together with veterinary prescribed medication can all help to alleviate uncomfortable symptoms
6. Gastric torsion - also known as bloat, can be serious and potentially life threatening. Read our blog to learn the signs and how to minimise the risk for your dog
7. Heart disease - can be common in older dogs, and lifestyle changes together with veterinary prescribed medications can reduce the risk for your dog
8. Diabetes - not just a human condition with an estimated 1 in 300 dogs affected. again lifestyle change and prescribed medication can help to manage this condition
9. Cancer - a surprisingly common condition with 1 in 3 dogs developing cancer in their lifetime
10. Kidney disease - common in older dogs, kidney disease signs may include increased thirst, increased urination, and weight loss.

Read more in our blog post to know the signs and symptoms, and how you can reduce the risk in your dog.

https://www.cranfordpet.co.uk/blog/categories/our-dog-blog

Address

Cranford Cross Farm
Torrington
EX387LA

Opening Hours

Monday	8:30am - 5pm
Tuesday	8:30am - 5pm
Wednesday	8:30am - 5pm
Thursday	8:30am - 12pm
Friday	8:30am - 5pm
Saturday	8:30am - 12pm

Website

http://www.cranfordpet.co.uk/

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