Archive: Sep 2020

These days we are a lot more focussed on where our food comes from and the quality of the food that we eat. Many people are also concerned about the same for their pets; with the pet food market having exploded in the la…

Inflation and cost of living increases have affected all of us; from electricity bills to a cup of coffee, to veterinary care. As a private sector industry providing healthcare for the UK’s beloved pets, it has come unde…

Bengal cats have a striking appearance. They are bred to look like a small leopard, and with their athletic build and beautiful coat pattern, they definitely turn heads.  They inherited their exotic looks from the A…

Arthritis is a general term for inflammation and pain of the joints. It is a common condition affecting both people and animals and comes in different forms. In dogs, the most common type of arthritis is osteoarthritis (…

Finding out that your furry friend needs surgery can be an overwhelming experience for any owner. There are lots of uncertainties that can cause extra worry. While an ex lap is a big operation, being clued up on what goe…

There is a wide range of helminths (parasitic worms) including roundworms (nematodes), tapeworms (cestodes) and even flukes (trematodes) that can infect dogs and cats in Europe. Commonly we hear about intestinal worms su…