Archive: Sep 2020

Anal fissures, also known as anal furunculosis (AF), is a challenging and debilitating condition seen in dogs which thankfully is not too commonly presented. This article aims to cover the general principles of AF, cover…

As our cats head into old age, it can be hard to know what is normal or when to call the vet. If your old cat seems to be more hungry than usual, read on to find out possible causes, and to learn what you should be doing…

With the 2021 puppy boom and the 2022 cost of living increase, many people have found themselves stuck in the middle of wanting the companionship of a new puppy yet wondering what they can realistically afford. Below we…

Just like we can, cats can experience pain and this can quickly become a welfare concern if not properly controlled. Particularly in cases of cats affected by long-term conditions, levels of pain can constantly vary, and…

It is estimated that around 850,000 horses and ponies live in the UK. The vast majority of these horses, by law, require a personalised, unique identity document known as a horse passport. In this article, we look at the…

This is a common problem that all dog owners will worry about and experience at some point, so it’s important to know when to worry and when to wait.  Firstly, consider your own dog and their general health. Is your…