Archive: Sep 2020

The loss of a beloved dog can be a painful and highly emotional time. Your home and heart may feel very empty when a doggy presence is missing. It takes time to recover from a loss. But having a keepsake which reminds yo…

Cats are innate explorers, and little birds and mice are not the only victims of feline adventures; sometimes our free-spirited pets can injure themselves too. But what are the most common accidents that can happen outsi…

Is your puppy aged between 12 weeks and 6 months? Are they chewing anything they can get their claws on? Drooling more than usual? Seem tentative with their food? Have you noticed any blood on their toys or in their droo…

With any pet, unexpected health costs can really add up quickly in the face of illness or injury. Having insurance can give you peace-of-mind in knowing that you’ll be able to go ahead with proper diagnostics and treatme…

Fireworks can be beautiful and exciting for some people. However, they are a cause of significant distress for a large percentage of pets; with an estimated 45% of dogs showing signs of fear when they hear fireworks. Str…

In the UK, over 60% of Veterinarians are women and the majority of Veterinary students studying today are also female! Say goodbye to the old ‘James Herriot’ days and say hello to the new, more diverse side to the veteri…