DOG THEFT AWARENESS WEEK 14th-21st MARCH
Pet theft is unfortunately on the increase so it is very important to make sure your pet is microchipped so it can be traced back to you.
Every week more than 60 dogs are stolen in England and Wales.
With the law as it stands there is no deterrent to reduce pet theft, there are ongoing attempts to change this with a Pet Theft Bill going to be debated in Parliament.
Why neuter you pets?
Neutering means removing the possibility of your pet reproducing. For female animals this is called spaying and for males it is called castration. This not only helps reduce the number of unwanted puppies and kittens, but can have serious health benefits too.
A day in the life of a small animal vet
This morning I have been one of the operating vets so after arriving at work I change into clean surgical scrubs. I check each animal before their anaesthetic then decide on the drugs and doses we’re going to use for the calmest and safest anaesthetic experience.
January Dental Campaign 2019
This month we wanted to highlight pet dentistry
WINTER OFFER!! For the next 3 months
Why Should I Microchip My Cat? … It Doesn't Go Far!!!
Christmas 2018 Opening Hours
Christmas 2018 Opening Hours
It's Cold Out There
Brrr – its cold out there! With the colder weather settling in, it’s a good idea to start making plans to avoid some Christmas calamities and keep our pets healthy throughout the festive season. Winter walks: In order to avoid pets expanding their waistline, getting out and about as the weather cools is essential. However, make sure that your pets are adequately prepared; w ...
Question : Where do fleas go in the Winter Answer : Your Home
Did you know that the worse time for flea infestations is actually the Autumn and Winter months? Fleas thrive in warm conditions and thanks to central heating, they don’t need to hop south for the winter, they just need to move into your living room. Fleas can make their way into our home in all sorts of ways; on your pets, on us, or just hopping in by themselves. Did you ...
It's nearly time for the County Show!
It's nearly time for the County Show again, so come and visit us at our stand (same site as previous years - next door to Alta near the cattle ring).
Lyme Disease Cases on the rise in the UK
A recent report suggests cases of Lyme disease in people are increasing, so what can we do to protect our pets?
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