Archive: Sep 2020

Dog’s toilet habits can give us some information about their general health, particularly their digestive health. Frequency of defecation varies between individuals and depends on the dog’s age, lifestyle and diet; howev…

Earlier this year, the British Hen Welfare Trust (BHWT) started campaigning and urging consumers to stop buying large and extra-large eggs in favour of medium and mixed-size boxes. Representing some of the producers, the…

We all know that dogs can be masters at swiping things they shouldn’t - maybe it’s something that’s been left on the kitchen counter, or they’ve been hanging around at your feet waiting for something to be dropped on the…

There are some things we can universally agree are quite disgusting. Chewing with your mouth open, the smell of the black bins… oh, and stepping in dog poo! Seriously, it’s 2021! Surely we shouldn’t have to be dealing wi…

This post is Sponsored by VetChef and was written by their staff vets Dogs with liver disease have very specific nutritional requirements - which makes sense, as the liver is so important in processing food and nutrients…

Radioactive iodine treatment is a therapy that your veterinary surgeon may recommend if your cat is diagnosed with hyperthyroidism. Hyperthyroidism, or an overactive thyroid, is a common disease of older cats. Affected c…