Archive: Sep 2020

We all understand the challenges of finding the right new cat - and of deciding how you’re going to look after them! So we asked a selection of our vet bloggers where their cats came from, and how they live with them……

Barking is a natural form of communication for dogs, but when it’s directed at other dogs it can be embarrassing for their humans! If it’s excessive, or aggressive, then you will need to address the behaviour. So, let’s…

Kidney diets (also called “renal diets”) are probably one of the first things that your vet will suggest to support your cat if they are diagnosed with kidney disease. These diets are made by specialist manufacturers and…

Just like people in the human medical profession, vets aren’t just simply ‘vets’. There’s a big variation in qualifications, experience, interests and specialities. One of these that you might see listed on a vets’ websi…

Pancreatitis is remarkably common in cats - and is sadly underdiagnosed. This is largely because it is a condition that is often subtle, and masquerades as other diseases. If your cat is losing weight, suffering from let…

Expecting the unexpected with pets is a good mindset to get into. You never know when they are going to fall ill or be involved in an accident. There are different ways of dealing with veterinary bills and understanding…