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So you’re thinking about getting a new pet, but what? A dog? A cat? Maybe even a snake? But how about a pig? No, not a guinea pig, but a snuffling, curly tailed, wet snouted pig. Pigs were first domesticated around 8500…

Vaccinations are an important part of looking after ourselves and our pets. Most owners vaccinate their outdoor cats, but do you need to if they live indoors only?…

For many owners, their deluxe pedigree or posh cross will at any opportunity turn into something resembling what can only be described as the cookie monster. Indiscriminantly binging at every opportunity. One might hope…

Cruciate ligament disease is one of the most common causes of back leg lameness in dogs seen in practice. But with early diagnosis and proper veterinary treatment, it's a condition that can be managed.

Fractures are a relatively common pet injury - usually the result of trauma or a fall, and a common question I get asked by owners is “Why can’t my dog’s fracture be cast?” After all, it’s commonplace in human medicine.

The kidneys are two of the most important organs in our pet’s bodies; however, like any celebrity, they too can travel from hero to zero and transform a healthy, balanced body into an unstable mess in need of help. …