Pet Care Blog

Unfortunately, many cats and dogs can become highly anxious when visiting the Vet. They are taken out of their comfort zone, may not like the car trip, or being placed in a cage, taken into a place with lots of smells, noises and other animals, which can all be too...

With the warmer weather and wet conditions it is expected flea and tick numbers will also be on the rise over the coming months. It is therefore important to keep your pet's parasite control up to date to reduce the risk to pets and their humans. There are many...

Rabbit Haemorrhagic Disease Virus / Calicivirus Alert Recently, several of the Rabbit clinics have reported increased numbers of bunnies suspected of being infected with Rabbit Haemorrhagic Disease Virus (RHDV) also known as Calicivirus. Reports from these clinics...

During this pandemic, there have been many changes to our working day. We have had to make fluid decision in order to keep our team safe and stay open for all our patients. We do feel for all the small business in our community who have been doing it tough, and see us...

Even if your pup isn’t destined to be a “social butterfly”, it’s important that every dog is well socialised at a young age. What is socialisation? Socialisation involves giving your pup positive experiences with other dogs, animals, people, situations and...

As your trusted vet team, we want to reassure you that when we recommend a dental treatment and cleaning for your pet, it’s because we think they’ll really benefit from it! Good dental condition is so important for your pet’s quality of life and their general health....

No pain, definite gain! If our vets recommend that your pet needs teeth removed, it’s natural to feel a little worried. Therefore, we’d like to answer some common questions that we receive from owners in this situation. Why can’t we just leave the tooth? It is quite...

In recent weeks we have seen many more cases of Canine Cough than normal and wanted to highlight a few points about this disease, and how the spread can be reduced. Canine cough, also known as kennel cough, is highly infectious disease that affects the respiratory...