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Grooming

03/12/2020 By Heathfield Vets

Rabbits - neutering - advice from Heathfield vets

Rabbits require regular grooming to keep their coat in a good condition and reduce the risk of matting, skin problems and fly strike. As with cats, rabbits can get hairballs if they ingest too much hair. This can be reduced by removing dead hair by grooming. Lastly, regular grooming will help keep … [Read more...] about Grooming

Filed Under: Rabbits Tagged With: advice, grooming, rabbit

Grooming

03/12/2020 By Heathfield Vets

Keeping your cat well groomed helps to maintain a healthy, glossy coat and also provides the opportunity to check for fleas and mats. Removing loose hair also helps to prevent hairballs and can reinforce the bond between you and your cat. Getting your kitten used to being groomed at a young age … [Read more...] about Grooming

Filed Under: Cats Tagged With: advice, cats, feline, grooming, matting

Grooming

03/12/2020 By Heathfield Vets

All dogs benefit from being groomed as it removes dead hair and dirt and keeps the skin healthy. Dogs with long coats in particular may need regular grooming to prevent matting of the coat which prevents the skin breathing and can cause skin irritation. We recommend starting to brush your puppy … [Read more...] about Grooming

Filed Under: Dogs Tagged With: advice, canine, dogs, grooming

Kennel Cough

30/11/2020 By Heathfield Vets

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What is Kennel Cough? Kennel Cough or Canine Cough is the common name for Tracheobronchitis, a respiratory disease. Kennel cough is a highly contagious complex of bacteria and viruses, which is spread through infected air particles, The disease affects the delicate lining of the airways, … [Read more...] about Kennel Cough

Filed Under: News Tagged With: dogs, kennel cough, puppies

Noise Anxiety – How To Desensitise Your Pets

27/11/2020 By Heathfield Vets

What is 'sound aversion' in cats and dogs? 'Sound aversion' or a fear of loud noises is quite a common problem in the pet world. It can be caused by a lack of exposure to loud sounds in early development, a genetic pre-disposition or even as an emotional response to a traumatic event. The symptoms … [Read more...] about Noise Anxiety – How To Desensitise Your Pets

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Nutrition

26/11/2020 By Heathfield Vets

Rabbit advice centre

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Filed Under: Rabbits Tagged With: advice, diet, nutrition, rabbit

Tips and Tricks for Nail Clipping

26/11/2020 By Heathfield Vets

Acclimatising Your Dog to Nail Trimming We come across many animals (mostly dogs) that dislike their paws being touched. In ideal circumstances cats, dogs and small furries will have been acclimatised to having their feet touched and nails trimmed from a young age, but this is often not the … [Read more...] about Tips and Tricks for Nail Clipping

Filed Under: Dogs Tagged With: claws, nail clip, nail trimming, nails

Hypothyroidism – Marnie’s Story

12/11/2020 By Heathfield Vets

Marnie suffers from a condition called hypothyroidism. Her story began with a routine appointment after she started displaying some gradual abnormal symptoms and this has lead to a confirmed diagnosis and treatment which has greatly improved her quality of life. “My Alaskan Malamute Marnie … [Read more...] about Hypothyroidism – Marnie’s Story

Filed Under: Dogs, News Tagged With: advice, dog, hypothyroidism

Tapeworms and Your Pet

29/10/2020 By Heathfield Vets

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Tapeworms - Quick Q&A What are tapeworms? Tapeworms are more of a problem in the adult cat or dog. There are several species, each using the cat or dog as a primary host. They are often seen sticking to the fur around the hind end of a cat or dog, looking rather like grains of rice. How … [Read more...] about Tapeworms and Your Pet

Filed Under: News Tagged With: cats, dogs, tapeworms

How To Clean Your Dog’s Ears

28/09/2020 By Heathfield Vets

Heathfield vets - clean your dog's ears

You shouldn't regularly need to clean your dog's ears unless advised by a vet - unnecessary cleaning can cause inflammation. However, if your vet has advised that you need to clean your dog's ears, you may not know where to start! So here is our handy guide to how to get those doggy ears … [Read more...] about How To Clean Your Dog’s Ears

Filed Under: News Tagged With: clean, dogs, ears, puppies

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