Ear disease – is my pet affected? Our pet’s ears come in all shapes and sizes and consist of three main components. Our Spring pet care blog has arrived and discusses your pets ears; How to check them, signs of infection to watch out for and potential underlying causes of ear disease.   IfRead More

Autumn Pet Poisons   Autumn Pet Poisons pet poisoning is a concern throughout the year, please keep an eye on what your dog is sniffing during his daily walks, especially if he is off the lead. Conkers, acorns and rotting fruit are plentiful during the Autumn season and can cause upset tummies. Our Autumn News discussesRead More

Pet Behaviours: Dog Marking Territory Have you ever wondered why your dog is rubbing their face against the side of your sofa? It might seem like odd behaviour, but there’s a reason behind their actions; it’s often as simple as them marking their territory, but can also be a sign of health problems. Rubbing themselvesRead More

Can you pinch an inch?! Can you pinch an inch?! With pet obesity becoming increasingly common, it is wise to know the additional strain that carrying these extra pounds can put on your pets body. Our Spring News, discusses how to visually assess your pets weight from home, the problems associated with pet obesity and how to helpRead More

Autumn News Alert! Autumn is here and what’s better than cosy nights at home curled up with your furry friend. Our latest Autumn Blog takes a look at some of the pet care challenges this time of year can bring and how you can help your pet stay healthy and happy all season long!  Read More

Looking After Your New Pet   Are you thinking of adding a new pet to your family this Spring? Whether you are adopting or shopping, our Spring News Blog has put together a check-list of things to do once they arrive. Everyone knows you should have your pet vaccinated once a year, but do youRead More

When is itchy skin a sign your dog should visit the vet?   Every dog loves a scratch, yes? Dogs itch, just like they bark at cats, shake after rainfall and growl at the postman. But when is a good scratch actually a bad scratch? Sometimes scratching belies a deeper problem that needs proper attention.Read More