Archive: Sep 2020

We all seem to love our cats, from the common moggy to a majestic Maine Coon, cats sure fill our hearts with plenty of love and a whole lot of fur! (unless it's a Sphynx…) However, have you ever heard of a Korat cat? Wha…

It is possible that every household has one; a cupboard, full of leftover, expired, and unfinished medications, but when it comes to treating our pets, how important are expiration dates? Are they important?   I mea…

Yes! Dogs can get encephalitis, that is an inflammation of the brain. This article will help you understand what encephalitis is, its causes and symptoms, as well as how vets go about diagnosing and treating the conditio…

There are few situations as worrying for rabbit owners as being told their pet may need major surgery. When the problem lies in the gastrointestinal (GI) tract, the stakes feel even higher. Owners are often devastated to…

When a cat arrives at a cat rescue charity for rehoming, one of the first questions we ask is: is this cat neutered? For cats with a clear veterinary history, the answer is simple. But when dealing with strays or abandon…

Has your dog ‘had the snip?’. Neutering was once considered to be a key part of responsible dog ownership, blanketly applied for all animals. With a growing evidence base for both the benefits and risks of this procedure…