Archive: Sep 2020

Pet insurance can be a confusing and frustrating topic of conversation amongst pet owners and veterinarians. Purchasing pet insurance is recommended so that if your pet becomes ill or has an accident, the provider can co…

Lameness in horses is one of the most common presentations faced by equine vets. A thorough lameness workup requires clinical expertise, imaging such as ultrasonography and/or radiography, and local regional assessment.

In the ever-evolving world of veterinary medicine, technological advancements continue to reshape how we care for our beloved pets. One of the most exciting developments in recent years is the introduction of robotics in…

British Shorthairs are the most popular breed in the UK, making up 8% of cats in the CATS Report 2024 (Cats Protection 2024) and a quarter of all GCCF registrations per year. British Shorthair cats are said to be friendl…

After a long, wet winter we are all looking forward to some warmer weather, and spending more time outdoors. Of course our pets are likely to enjoy this too! However, spring does bring a few extra risks for your pet. Let…