Unusually for this time of year, we are still seeing a large number of flea related problems. Once your central heating is put on, any flea eggs in the house will hatch out resulting in large numbers of fleas appearing. Each individual flea can lay hundreds of eggs in the house which are resistant toRead More

    Getting a Rabbit: Rabbits are becoming increasingly popular as pets for both children and adults in the UK. They are very sociable animals and should be kept in pairs if possible. Animals from the same litter will normally get on well, but any pair that are newly introduced must be monitored closely. FemaleRead More

Some top tips written by our veterinary surgeons to help you in those first days of bringing your puppy home. From making a night time routine, the different types of training available for you and your puppy, the importance of vaccinations and parasite control and what to feed your new puppy.

Getting a puppy is a very important and exciting decision. They can add so much joy and companionship to your life. We love seeing puppies here at Young Veterinary Partnership and enjoy, even more so, helping you to look after them as best as possible. When you decide to get a puppy you have to be sureRead More

What to do once your new kitten is home Once you have decided on a kitten and are ready to take it home, there are some essential items that need to be prepared first: Food: A good brand of kitten food (biscuits or pouches) should be fed and we personally recommend the Science Plan food.Read More

Getting a kitten part 1 – getting a cat or kitten is a big decision as they live on average to be around 15 years old. Although they are more independent that dogs they still need daily handling, feeding and general looking after.

Our on-line shop has just been launched, for dogs, cats,  birds and rabbits. You can now order a wide range of regular dog and cat food, prescription foods, toys and pet accessories for collection from any of our surgeries. You will receive 10% discount for all on-line purchases. Please go to our web site www.youngvets.co.ukRead More