Archive: Sep 2020

Christmas has been and gone, and in the blink of an eye, the focus shifts to New Year celebrations. If you’re planning on hosting a New Year party you may be wondering what to do with your pets.  Cats and dogs are n…

Pain management clinics are becoming more common and increasingly popular with owners of animals suffering with chronic pain. In recent years, there has been more research into the physiology of pain, as well a wider var…

One of the most common conditions affecting dog’s eyes are ulcers. These can vary from minor to severe, and treatment can equally be simple and quick or complex and prolonged. Today we will discuss eye ulcers, their trea…

There’s a common misconception that, because dogs usually have fur, they don’t feel the cold. So why is it that, when you feel your dog’s nose, ears, or paws, they are sometimes cold to touch? Are they cold, or is someth…

As the colder nights are creeping up on us, we need to think about how we look after our rabbits during this time. Whilst it is fine for rabbits to live outside (in fact they often cope a lot better during the colder mon…

As the weather gets colder and the days get shorter, it’s important to think about the impact this has on our pets. Older dogs in particular need a little extra attention this time of year. What can we do to make sure th…