Archive: Sep 2020

Even though many of us may not want to admit it, Christmas is fast approaching! Of course, we buy presents for our loved ones; our parents, our siblings, our grandparents and… our cats? Let’s not deny that our cats are p…

This blog addresses sensitive issues around stress, burnout and suicide. In the last few months, you may have seen posts from your practice, or stories on social media, about vets who have died recently. However, some of…

Rabbits are the third most popular pet in the UK and can make wonderful companions. Sadly, just like us, they can experience pain. While it generally has a protective function, if left uncontrolled it can seriously impac…

With Christmas just around the corner, the shops are filling with tasty treats to tempt even the healthiest eaters. As the temperature drops, we turn our back on salads and BBQs in favour of hearty portions of cottage pi…

Our domestic cats are descended from the wildcat (Felis silvestris) and are popular as pets around the world. The 2022 Cats Protection Report estimates that there are around 11 million owned cats around the UK, with a qu…

Those winter nights are well and truly here and with the weather deteriorating, it can be particularly difficult to juggle work, home life and looking after your horse. We have collected some tips and advice to help you…