Jenny

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Cats
What is Pyometra?
Pyometra is a condition affecting unspayed bitches (and less commonly cats) where the womb, or uterus, becomes infected. In mild cases it can come on fairly slowly with only slight changes in the uterus, but the worst ca…
September 23, 2010 • 9 shares • 20 comments
Cats
The Importance of Dental Care
There are two types of dental care for pets: that given by the owner at home, and that given by the vet in the surgery. Both are very important to the wellbeing of our pets. It is thought that two thirds of dogs and cats…
September 16, 2010
Cats
Why does it matter if my pet is thirsty?
Most pet owners will have been asked by their vet, probably more than once, whether there has been any change in the amount their dog or cat is drinking. It is an important question because the answer can give us valuabl…
September 3, 2010
Cats
Choosing a first family pet.
Most children love animals, and there are many benefits from owning one. Apart from the fun and companionship, caring for an animal can help give children a sense of responsibility. On the other hand, children can become…
August 26, 2010
What is allergic skin disease in dogs?
Cats
What is allergic skin disease in dogs?
Probably the second most common skin condition I see in dogs (after flea-related problems) is allergic skin disease, or atopy. Dogs can develop an allergic reaction to any number of things in the environment, or, less co…
August 18, 2010 • 3 shares • 2 comments
Cats
Grissom survives cat flu.
This handsome fellow is Grissom, a lively 3 month old kitten. Like the TV character he is named after, he is extremely inquisitive and tenacious. Grissom belongs to a good friend of mine and enjoys all the luxuries that…
July 15, 2010 • 2 comments
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