Archive: Sep 2020

Cats are obligate carnivores and so require a regular source of protein in their diets. Most of us are (hopefully!) feeding our cats on a balanced and nutritionally complete diet appropriate for their life-stage; be it a…

For many owners, their deluxe pedigree or posh cross will at any opportunity turn into something resembling what can only be described as the cookie monster. Indiscriminantly binging at every opportunity. One might hope…

For months now, vets have been working under very strict “Covid-secure” guidance. This has meant minimal people in the practice; few or no home visits; and in many cases “kerbside vetting” where the owners stay outside a…

Welcoming a new kitten into the family is an exciting time. But you may be surprised to know that your kitten doesn’t need to have ever set a paw outside to be bringing along worms with them.

Cruciate ligament disease is one of the most common causes of back leg lameness in dogs seen in practice. But with early diagnosis and proper veterinary treatment, it's a condition that can be managed.

Getting a new kitten is an exciting time. Finding a breeder, setting up the Insta account, hours spent “kitten-proofing” before then slowly resigning yourself to tiny claw marks on your furniture (and your legs!)… it’s a…