So, your vet has told you that your dog has raised liver enzymes. Understandably, you'll probably have a few questions.; is it serious? What might have caused it? And, what exactly does it mean? As is often the case, the…

You may have seen videos on social media of cats turning around to find a cucumber sneakily left by their owner, and jumping feet into the air! It’s hard not to admit that these extreme reactions are humorous, but why do…

If you went to your doctor with a problem but left feeling unsure about the diagnosis or treatment plan, or you just wanted more information, you may decide to seek a second opinion from another doctor. But can you do th…

It is common for a vet to hear a heart murmur on routine examination of a healthy dog. This can come as an alarming surprise. But, don't panic. A heart murmur can be present without serious implications and your dog may…

An overactive thyroid (hyperthyroidism) is a common condition of older cats, typically causing obvious weight loss and behavioural changes. A range of treatments are available, including surgery to remove the affected pa…

Moving house is both one of the most exciting and most stressful life events out there. There is so much to think about – movers, furniture, finances, utilities – but what about your dog? This life event is a big change…