Archive: Sep 2020

After you’ve had your precious pooch castrated, it’s easy for your mind to run away with you about problems that could happen. You may be wondering, ‘is he too quiet?’, ‘why isn’t he eating much?’ or ‘he’s far too energe…

Whilst this is a tough subject for us to think about, it’s important to be aware of the euthanasia options for horses, so that owners are prepared practically and mentally for when the time comes. …

Testicles, sometimes referred to as balls, are either of the two sexual organs that produce sperm in dogs and other male mammals. People often talk about the testicles “dropping” at different ages - but what does this me…

Summer is here! Even in the UK it can get very warm, particularly for our furry friends. It is important that we help them to stay as comfortable as possible in hot weather, and there are many different ways to do so. Co…

If you have ever researched dog breeding, you might have been surprised that there are a lot more laws and restrictions surrounding breeding than you might expect. There are many arguments for and against restricting who…

Ear disease is one of the most common reasons your dog might visit the vets. Let’s discuss the most common kind of ear disease, how it develops, and how we diagnose and treat it, as well as some other less common ear iss…