Archive: Sep 2020

Rabbits are a popular pet in the UK - the PDSA Paws Report estimated there are around 900 000 pet rabbits! Despite them being so popular their needs are sometimes not well met, and issues with diet and husbandry are seen…

If your dog has suffered from pancreatitis recently then it’s likely your vet has suggested a special diet for your dog as part of his ongoing care. You may have a few questions though, so in this article, we will explor…

Antibiotic stewardship and the responsible use of antibiotics has never been more important! Antibiotics are prescribed globally in both the human and Veterinary field to target infections. The Vet ‘Protect-Me’ scheme he…

A new puppy is fun and games all day long. However, what happens when the light goes off but your puppy won’t settle? If your new puppy cries at night, what should you do? Today we will be discussing the various strategi…

Laser therapy is a relatively new therapy used to reduce pain and inflammation. Although this service is fairly new to the veterinary world, it is not completely new to the market. Different types of laser therapy have b…

We all know at least one dog who could wag their tail professionally, constantly excited and full of energy. If a dog brings their wagging tail into the home environment however, this can lead to subsequent issues such a…