Archive: Sep 2020

This has to be every pet owner's worst nightmare, fleas! Did you know that the most common flea found on cats and dogs is the cat flea; whose proper name is Ctenocephalides felis. As we all begin to turn on our heating d…

There is nothing more comforting at times of stress than a big, cosy hug. Obviously, for an anxious person, this can be offered easily, but what about for an anxious dog? It’s not uncommon for dogs to be fearful in a var…

Rabbits are the third most common household pet after cats and dogs in the UK, and continue to be increasingly popular. It’s very important to be aware of all aspects of your rabbit’s care. A good diet is particularly im…

With more pet parents and vets looking to approach veterinary care holistically, complementary treatments such as massage therapy are becoming more common. You’ve probably heard of massage therapy for dogs, but is massag…

As summer is now over, we need to now start planning on how we are going to keep our rabbits warm during the colder, winter months. It isn’t really a concern if you keep your rabbit indoors as your house will be at a per…

Autosomal dominant polycystic kidney disease (AD-PKD) is a genetic condition in cats that can cause kidney disease and progressive kidney failure. It is an inherited disease, meaning it is passed from affected adult cats…