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PetTherapy Veterinary Acupuncture & Integrated Pain Management A holistic pain management service for your pet in your home from an experienced veterinary surgeon
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It's not every day that a patient is presented to me in a box, but Cuddles here was quite comfortable thank you very muc...
13/02/2025

It's not every day that a patient is presented to me in a box, but Cuddles here was quite comfortable thank you very much 😁

To continue the theme of  , I thought I’d share a tip about cats and their diet.Did you know that meat protein is essent...
11/02/2025

To continue the theme of , I thought I’d share a tip about cats and their diet.

Did you know that meat protein is essential for cats because they lack the necessary enzymes to convert plant proteins into essential amino acids? But how can we square this with the knowledge that we need to farm less meat to control greenhouse gas emissions?

Firstly I’d suggest there is no need to use premium cuts of meat for pet foods - there is great nutritive value in the so-called ‘by products’ - which are just the parts of animals humans aren’t keen on eating.

Fezy has been diagnosed with mild inflammatory bowel disease and so I’ve been trying some new protein sources on her - I’m please to report she has quite taken to her insect biscuits 👍 - happy tummy and better for the planet too 🌎




My first outdoor ride of the year 🚲 🥶🥶 While my fingers and toes were painful with the cold I could not contemplate havi...
06/02/2025

My first outdoor ride of the year 🚲 🥶🥶

While my fingers and toes were painful with the cold I could not contemplate having to spend the whole night out in minus figures.

Did you know that many homeless hostels refuse animals and so homeless pet-owners often have to choose between abandoning their pet for a warm bed or staying with them on the street?

That's why my charity bike ride this year will be supporting St Mungo's and StreetVet to ensure they don't have to make that choice.

Taking advantage of a rare gap in the day to catch up on some admin at the gorgeous Margo & Plum Coffee House. Apologies...
05/02/2025

Taking advantage of a rare gap in the day to catch up on some admin at the gorgeous Margo & Plum Coffee House.

Apologies if you are waiting on a report from me, I really am trying to catch up!!

It is   and sadly my Fezy, in common with most pets, is suffering with periodontal disease: inflammation of the gums (gi...
05/02/2025

It is and sadly my Fezy, in common with most pets, is suffering with periodontal disease: inflammation of the gums (gingivitis) and/or breakdown in the tooth attachments (periodontitis).

Not only is this a cause of hidden pain & discomfort, it can lead to tooth root abscesses and bacteria travelling in the bloodstream to other organs such as heart, kidneys, liver.*

Fezy didn’t have periodontal disease until I started to add wet food into her diet around the age of 11 but now the best way to control this is toothbrushing, so I will be using a chlorhexidine-based toothpaste with a toddler toothbrush three times a week or more often. If your pet completely resists brushing, you may find a microfibre tooth cleaner an easier option.

Dental diets, chews, water additives & tooth gels/pastes can help - but look for the Veterinary Oral Health Council (VOHC) seal of approval for genuine evidence of benefit - www.voh.org Using a probiotic supplement such as Fortiflora may also help.

Do not use pet dental scalers yourself - they cannot be used under the gum margin in conscious animals & you must be professionally trained to use them.

Bad breath, drooling more than usual, avoiding hard foods or chewing differently may indicate a dental issue - and ensure your pet obtains an annual dental health check at the vets to pick up early problems.







This month is   so Fezy and I will be sharing some top tips to keep your felines fit over the coming weeks - keep your e...
03/02/2025

This month is so Fezy and I will be sharing some top tips to keep your felines fit over the coming weeks - keep your eyes peeled!




Just taking the opportunity on   to shout that I love my job and feel so grateful that I can visit pets in their own hom...
31/01/2025

Just taking the opportunity on to shout that I love my job and feel so grateful that I can visit pets in their own homes, get to know their owners and help them feel better every day at work 😍

28/01/2025
Fezy and I enjoyed a quiet hour taking part in the   this weekend- this is the UK's biggest citizen science project and ...
26/01/2025

Fezy and I enjoyed a quiet hour taking part in the this weekend- this is the UK's biggest citizen science project and informs a lot of nature and conservation charities' priorities.

It's a very pleasant way to spend an hour so if you haven't done it yet, it's not too late, head to the RSPB website and get your instructions 😊🐦

This is big news for all chicken keepers: from today at 12pm extra biosecurity measures including mandatory housing orde...
25/01/2025

This is big news for all chicken keepers: from today at 12pm extra biosecurity measures including mandatory housing orders (a.k.a. 'flockdowns') are coming into force to try and prevent the escalation of the current influenza outbreak.

These measures apply to all bird keepers whether they have pet birds, commercial flocks or just a few birds in a backyard flock and are essential to protecting flocks from avian influenza.

Bird keepers are advised to consult the Interactive Map
on gov.uk to check if they are impacted and should then read the AIPZ declaration relevant to their area.

Looks like my girls won't be getting much free range time this spring 😞
https://www.gov.uk/government/news/avian-influenza-prevention-zone-declared-for-whole-of-england

As today is    I’d like to showcase another chosen charity that can change the life of both a pet and their owner, when ...
24/01/2025

As today is I’d like to showcase another chosen charity that can change the life of both a pet and their owner, when they live on the streets.
operate via a network of voluntary veterinary nurses and vets to provide basic care for the pets of those who call the street a home. If you’ve ever seen or read the heartwarming ‘A Street Cat named Bob’ you’ll have a glimpse of the power of animals to bring some people back from the brink and for many homeless people their pets are a lifeline to the real world. Streetvet ensures these pets can get flea, worming medications and vaccinations plus care for any ailments they are suffering with, at no cost to their owners.

They also accredit and support hostels who accept pets, allowing pet-owning homeless people the chance to get a warm bed without having to leave their pet behind.

For more information watch this:

https://www.streetvet.org.uk/ Producer: Jonah Werth Editor: Simon Irwin Special thanks to StoryMonkey, Captive Minds, BBC and Channel 4 for the footage.Musi...

23/01/2025

This really is good news for our bees 🥳

Not only is January   but today is  !  It feels like someone is trying to tell us something!Walking in nature has been s...
20/01/2025

Not only is January but today is ! It feels like someone is trying to tell us something!

Walking in nature has been shown to provide multiple physical and mental health benefits, including increasing levels of ‘happy hormones’ dopamine and serotonin from smiling at strangers passing by, leading to a range of benefits including lifting your mood, lowering stress, boosting your immune system and possibly even prolonging your life.

Walking with your dog can also help you keep an eye on how they are moving, so take the opportunity to watch their gait, are they slowing down? Dragging their toes towards the end of a walk? Sitting down even? Dogs who are out and about rarely feel the need to just sit down unless they are feeling fearful or painful.

Sometimes changes can be very small. In this video you can see subtle signs that Blake is favouring one hindlimb over the other by the way his tail is swinging:

Watch the direction of Blake's tail - can you see any asymmetry in how it swings? This indicates where Blake is putting his weight as he moves

Nothing like a belated Christmas thank you gift (especially a green one 🪴😊) from a client to make a
17/01/2025

Nothing like a belated Christmas thank you gift (especially a green one 🪴😊) from a client to make a

This month is   . I imagine someone thought it was a good idea to encourage people to get out and walk their dog for the...
10/01/2025

This month is . I imagine someone thought it was a good idea to encourage people to get out and walk their dog for the mental and physical benefit it brings, particularly in the dark cold months when it feels easier to hibernate indoors! But did you know that walking has pain management benefits too?

Why you need to keep your elderly pets moving if they have a chronic pain condition

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