Kate Cavanagh BVSc MRCVS

Latest articles by Kate Cavanagh BVSc MRCVS

The sinister side of spring flowers
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The sinister side of spring flowers
Springtime is a welcome sight for most Brits. We can put the winter behind us and it brings warmth and colour back into our gardens and homes. It’s also mostly good news for our pets as they’re hopefully able to enjoy mo…
April 12, 2019 • 104 shares • 4 comments
Is my dog afraid of the dark or struggling to see?
Dogs
Is my dog afraid of the dark or struggling to see?
Dogs have quite poor vision, up to eight times worse than humans at seeing detail. Scientists think this is because dogs struggle to tell red and green apart, much like colour blind humans. Dogs only have two types of ce…
December 31, 2018 • 43 shares • 6 comments
Just stiff, or sore?
Vet Clinic
Just stiff, or sore?
One of the most common conditions encountered in practice is arthritis, otherwise known as osteoarthritis, or degenerative joint disease (DJD). It may be underdiagnosed because many owners may see their older dogs ‘slowi…
December 6, 2018 • 51 shares
Why does my dog have dry, flaky skin?
Dogs
Why does my dog have dry, flaky skin?
Skin is the body’s largest organ, representing 12%–24% of body weight. It has multiple functions: providing a barrier and environmental protection, regulating temperature, producing pigment and vitamin D, and sensation.
November 5, 2018 • 50 shares • 1 comments
When does a cat vomiting need veterinary attention?
Cats
When does a cat vomiting need veterinary attention?
Most cat owners have experienced the unpleasant sensation of cat sick between the toes on a nighttime bathroom trip, or as a nice addition to your favourite rug. Vomiting is the active expulsion of stomach contents, whic…
October 23, 2018 • 603 shares • 846 comments
Why is my cat drooling everywhere?
Cats
Why is my cat drooling everywhere?
In this blog we will discuss situations where it could be normal for your cat to drool, followed by some examples of when it may be more of a concern. If in doubt it is always best to get your pet checked by a vet.
October 16, 2018 • 448 shares • 211 comments
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