Welcoming your new arrival! Welcoming your new arrival! Bringing a new puppy or kitten into the family home is a super exciting time. There’s lots of things to consider when bringing them home. We’ve included some of the important ones in our latest Pet care Blog from vaccinations to socialisation, microchips and worming. If youRead More
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
Chipping away! Did you know it is now law in the UK for any dog over the age of eight weeks of age to be microchipped? Whilst microchipping your cat isn’t compulsory at the moment, in England, it will be mandatory for pet cats to be chipped from 10 June 2024. If your catRead More
Arthritis and your cat. Arthritis in cats is a surprisingly common and serious health concern, without treatment the pain will continue to worsen, particularly as the damp, cold weather starts. Recognising signs of pain in your cat can be tricky as they are very good at hiding the signs of struggling and discomfort. ButRead 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
Keeping your pet cool. Summer is here and so is the heat! Our Summer Pet Blog is busting with top tips to keep your pet cool during the summer heat. Be the first to read it here. It’s not just cats and dogs that can be affected by the heat, rabbits, guinea pigs andRead 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
