Archive: Sep 2020
Behind the Scenes
A cat castrate is a routine procedure in the practice that involves the surgical removal of the testicles. When you first have a new cat and he’s “entire” (still has his testicles) this will be a common question asked by…
Common Conditions
If your Vet has just diagnosed uveitis in your canine friend, you may be wondering what this condition is and how it manifests? Well you are not alone, uveitis is a common eye condition affecting both cats and dogs. This…
Dogs
Many of our dogs love mud – they love to run, jump, splash and even roll in it. Some may wonder, aside from the obvious cleaning issues, if this can actually be so healthy for our pets? So, let’s investigate if mud is ac…
Life as vet - what its like
The last three years has seen two new UK vet schools open their doors to students, namely Harper & Keele in Staffordshire, England and Aberystwyth University in Wales. Now the University of Central Lancashire is set…
Case study
It was Good Friday evening when vet Charlie got the call. The Hall family had been out all afternoon at a local event and had returned home to find the children’s hidden Easter eggs had been raided by their two dogs: 10y…
end of life
Like human medicine, Veterinary medicine is continually advancing. With the advancement of knowledge, resources and Veterinary services, horses are now living longer than ever before. This is an amazing progression withi…
