Quality Care With A Friendly Face
Feline Leukaemia Virus (FeLV) Feline Leukaemia virus (FeLV) is an infectious disease that affects the cat’s immune system and makes it more susceptible to other infections. The effects are quite similar to AIDS in humans. However, FeLV only affects cats and does not transfer to humans. What … [Read more...]
At this time of year, injuries from grass seeds are extremely common - but many people are unaware of the extent of the damage these seeds can cause to their pets. Grass seeds can become lodged anywhere on or in your pets, but are found most often in the eyes, ears and pads of the feet. They can … [Read more...]
As the weather heats up, make sure your pets have enough to drink ... Here are a few tips to make sure your pet gets enough water. In this sort of weather it is important to make sure your pets stay hydrated. Water bowls in a variety of spots around your home and refill with fresh water at … [Read more...]
Did you know that you are more likely to claim on your pet insurance than on your car or home insurance? And yet only 30% of dogs and 16% of cats in the UK are insured[1]. So if you are on the fence about insurance, ask yourself: How would I cope with an unexpected vet bill? The average claim … [Read more...]
A Regular Flea and Worming Programme is essential to keep your pet in good condition and for long term health. Parasites of all kinds can cause serious problems for your pets - and are pretty nasty for you and your family too. A regular prevention programme is important, since fleas, for … [Read more...]
25th April is International Guide Dog Day! Guide dogs are truly amazing animals. They can completely transform the lives of visually impaired people, allowing them freedom and mobility like everybody else. The dedication and loyalty they show for their owners is incredible- it takes a very special … [Read more...]
Planning to To Take Your Dog Abroad on Holiday This Summer? Here’s what you need to know about passports and more... EU countries While the Brexit vote means everything will change after we leave the EU, for now the EU rules apply - and they are much more relaxed than for travel to other … [Read more...]
Our Top 5 Tips For Taking On A Rabbit With Easter coming up and Peter Rabbit appearing in cinemas, you may be tempted to adopt a bunny as a cute companion. But did you know that rabbits are actually very sensitive creatures with specific and complex care needs? Here is our list of the top 5 … [Read more...]
Rabbits and other rodents, such as guinea pigs, have open rooted teeth, which means they constantly grow. Because of this they have very specific dental requirements which, if they are not met, can lead to further health problems. Read on for our five top tips for keeping your rabbit’s teeth … [Read more...]
Start Early It is a good idea to get your pet used to having their mouth handled and examined from a young age. This will make routine dental care and veterinary examinations easier and far less stressful for you and your pet. Practice lifting your puppy/kitten’s lips and running a finger over … [Read more...]
