Archive: Sep 2020

Pet insurance is something that all pet owners should consider for their animals, and it is often discussed by your vet at primary vaccinations. However, some owners have concerns about the cost of their monthly premiums…

Feline Infectious Peritonitis (FIP) is a disease guaranteed to strike dread into any vet who diagnoses it, as the prognosis is extremely grave. A study in 2011 found that the average survival time after diagnosing FIP wi…

As pet parents, naturally you want to find a vet who has the relevant medical knowledge for your species of pet, who you trust and who is caring. You may also be interested to know about any further training they have un…

Many dog owners will be well all too familiar with the distress caused to their dogs in response to loud, startling noises such as fireworks and thunder. Stormy nights and times of the year such as bonfire night and New…

Chase toys are toys that move freely so your pet can chase after them in an open space. Herding breeds particularly enjoy playing with these toys as they have the natural instinct to chase. These toys form an additional…

Have you seen your local practice advertising that they hold a particular accreditation? Wondering what that means? There are lots of different accreditations out there, run by many different organisations. But I will su…