A not infrequently seen clinical problem in cats is that of stones within the urinary tract. These can be found (most commonly) in the bladder, although they are sometimes also found in the kidneys, ureters and urethra a…

Just like people, pets can develop allergies to the things they touch, eat and breathe in. Substances that trigger an allergy are known as allergens. But it can be remarkably difficult to determine exactly what your cat…

In June 2023 the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons announced that lay people (non-veterinarians) are no longer able to carry out intravaginal artificial insemination of dogs. This was welcome news for veterinary staff…

Most of you have heard of the RSPCA and may have an idea of what they are for. Some of you may even donate to, volunteer with or use their services. Today we thought we’d look into the history of the RSPCA, what they act…

Cats are much loved members of the family and so their health and well-being are always at the forefront of our mind. Worms are a common health issue in our cats and as RAMAs, we know the importance of giving routine tre…

When it comes to having a new puppy there are so many things to sort out and so many questions will be asked. One question that will always be asked if that be by the breeder or by your vet or veterinary nurse is, would…