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Stress is a part of our everyday lives but will affect some more than others. In a similar way, stress can also impact our pets. For humans, stress is more likely to come from money worries, work worries o…

Dr Fiona Gilston BVMS MVetSci (Cons. Med.)   Advancements in veterinary medicine allow vets to screen and monitor for many health conditions. An increase in available blood tests to diagnose conditions also improves…

If you’ve ever been woken by the sound of hissing, yowling, and fur flying outside your window, you’ll know how distressing cat fights can be – for cats and their owners alike. Many cat owners find themselves wondering:…

Hyperparathyroidism – a condition you may not have come across before and one that’s a bit of a mouthful to say! If your dog or cat has just been diagnosed with hyperparathyroidism, then you may have a few questions.&nbs…

Mammary tumours are among the most frequently diagnosed cancers in older, unspayed female cats. These tumours can significantly impact a cat's health and wellbeing, particularly if they are malignant and left untreated.

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…