Claire Turner BVetMed MRCVS   Deciding what constitutes an emergency when it comes to our pets can be easier said than done. Some things are obvious but others are less so. And with cats, it can be even tricker due to their tendency to hide pain and typical dislike of being examined. It can be useful […]

Mammary tumours are among the most frequently diagnosed cancers in older, unspayed female cats. These tumours can significantly impact a cat’s health and wellbeing, particularly if they are malignant and left untreated. Early identification and prompt veterinary intervention are essential to improving outcomes and ensuring the best possible quality of life. Despite their seriousness, mammary […]

Spots of blood in your dog’s poo can be a worrying thing to notice; could your dog have something sinister going on inside, or should you stop worrying? Today we will discuss the various diseases that cause blood in a dog’s stools, as well as how vets diagnose these diseases.  

When we consider obesity in our furry friends, the first things to assess are diet and exercise. Many a pet owner would have heard their vet suggest decreasing meal sizes and treats, or walking more often or further. While it’s true that feeding habits and exercise play a huge role and are often to blame […]

Has your cat ever shown signs of discomfort when using the litter tray or developed changes to their urination pattern? If so, you might already know how worrying this can be. There are so many potential causes of urinary issues in cats, but one often-overlooked factor is stress. Cats are highly sensitive creatures and stress […]

There’s no doubt about it, we love our animals and would do anything to keep them happy and healthy. When they are young, we offer them plenty of stimulation – we take our puppies out exploring and provide enrichment for our kittens. Even with our small furries such as rabbits and guinea pigs, we cater […]