• Hazards in the garden

    When the sun comes out, so do the gardening tools and gloves. As many pet parents will know, some dogs and cats like to follow you and help out as you tinker [...]

  • Managing pain in pets

    Suffering in silence is something we all know too well when it comes to our pets and their pain management. One of the most common issues vets and vet nurses face [...]

  • Tips on improving your dog’s dental health

    Healthy teeth and gums are vital to your dog’s wellbeing.  Brushing their teeth, feeding them dental kibble and treats, and chewing on rubber toys will keep your canine's goofy smile in sparkling [...]

  • Keeping away the Winter Blues in Pets

    Hibernation season is upon us! As the temperature outside is dropping, all we can think about is getting cosy with our favourite winter blanket, a nice cup of tea and staying as [...]

  • Laser Therapy for Pets

    What is Laser Therapy? Laser therapy is an extremely safe, gentle, and non-invasive technology. We practice laser therapy in our clinic as a proven aid for many ailments your pet may [...]

  • The 2020 Pet Parent Check list

    The new year is a great time for resolutions and new goals, it is also a great time to make sure your pet is set for the year ahead. We’ve created a [...]

  • Flatulence in Dogs

    Let’s talk about a stinky subject that plagues doggy loving households everywhere; pet flatulence. We have all experienced that moment of shock during a snuggle with our furry family member, when suddenly a [...]

  • Feeding Fabulous Felines

    Being a pet parent to a fabulous feline can be a lot of responsibility, especially when it comes to feeding them. It all starts with proper nutrition and free, ready access to [...]

  • Seniors Health Checks: Vital for the silver foxes

    Our fur-babies developing that silver fox beard can be a significantly fulfilling moment in our lives. However, it is also an important wake-up call. Instead of bolting through the yard or [...]

  • Keeping on track with their ticker

    Unfortunately, any diseases or problems with your pet’s old ticker can sometimes only seem to come to light when the disease has progressed, and the physical symptoms become obvious. A pet’s [...]

  • Hyperthyroidism in Cats

    What is hyperthyroidism?Hyperthyroidism is a common disease affecting middle age and older cats. It is caused by an increase in production of thyroid hormones (known as T3 and T4) from enlarged thyroid [...]

  • Five ways that your cat says I love you

    Five ways that your cat says 'i love you' Cats are known for their dismissive behaviour when it comes to showing affection. Your cat may actually love you a lot more [...]

  • Pet Safe Winter Tips

    Help keep your beloved pets cosy this Winter by following the tips shared below. If you notice any sudden changes or symptoms in your pet, book an appointment with us. [...]

  • Easter Pet Hazards

    Easter can be an exciting time for both adults and children. While we prepare for Easter, it is essential to keep an eye on potential dangers for your furry friend.ChocolateChocolate contains both [...]