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Archive: Sep 2020

Can dogs have fleas in Winter - and should they be treated all year round ?
Dogs
Can dogs have fleas in Winter - and should they be treated all year round ?
Yes, dogs can get fleas in Winter – and treatment should continue all year round. It is summer that has typically been viewed as the main season for fleas in the UK, but it is now much more common to see flea infes…
January 31, 2025 • 33 shares
What is Bioveterinary science and where can I study it?
Veterinary Careers
What is Bioveterinary science and where can I study it?
Bioveterinary science is a rapidly growing interdisciplinary field that intersects biology, veterinary  science, and animal health. It aims to explore the mechanisms underlying animal welfare, health and disease. It is a…
January 29, 2025 • 36 shares
 What is a Boerboel and do they make good pets?
Dogs
 What is a Boerboel and do they make good pets?
Although some breeds will always remain popular as pets, others will fall out of favour while newer, more unusual breeds may start to appear. One such breed is the boerboel (pronounced bor-bull), also known as the South…
January 27, 2025 • 40 shares
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Cats
A "wag injury" - how are tail injuries managed in dogs and cats?”
Due to our pet’s tails being somewhat ‘out on a limb’ (if you will excuse the pun!), they are very prone to injuries. The tail is an important part of dogs’ and cats’ anatomy. It serves multiple purposes but…
January 26, 2025 • 20 shares
Clostridial diseases - how can we control them?
Farm animal
Clostridial diseases - how can we control them?
Clostridial diseases are caused by an anaerobic bacillus of the family Clostridia, they are widely distributed in the farm and small holding environment and can be the classic cause of sudden death in sheep.  Health…
January 24, 2025 • 43 shares
Prebiotics or probiotics for dogs and cats - which are better for your pet?
Cats
Prebiotics or probiotics for dogs and cats - which are better for your pet?
There are trillions of bacteria and micro-organisms naturally found in the gut and the “gut microbiome” is currently a hot topic within human health. Research has found that a balanced microbiome has many hea…
January 22, 2025 • 121 shares
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