Archive: Sep 2020
New vet
You’ve popped to the veterinary practice with your dog and are seen by a Registered Veterinary Nurse (RVN), not a Veterinary Surgeon. What is the difference and why might you see an RVN instead?…
Pet Diet and Nutrition
Veterinary prescription diets can be utilised to assist with the management of a variety of conditions. If your dog suffers from chronic food allergies, your vet may advise you to transition them onto a Veterinary prescr…
Behaviour
Do you ever look at a well-trained dog and wonder how they got so good? They certainly weren’t born that disciplined. As many owners already know, having a new puppy unfortunately isn’t all fun and games. Your puppy need…
Cats
We all worry about our pets, that’s just part of being a loving pet owner. But it can be difficult to know when intervention is needed. A poor appetite, or lack of eating entirely, can be quite common in unwell felines,…
referral
Physiotherapy is a well-recognised and commonly practised technique in human medicine; aiding recovery from surgery, alleviating orthopaedic and muscular pain and helping to keep athletes in peak physical condition. Howe…
Horses
A horse that has a tendency to trip or stumble can potentially cause safety concerns for their rider. And tripping in the middle of a dressage test or showjumping round could be disastrous for their competitive chances!…
