by Aimee Hamilton | Mar 25, 2021 | Advice, Uncategorised
This isn’t a question often asked of us but is a frequent thought for most vets. Call it selection (of a ‘type’ of person allowed onto the veterinary course) or conditioning through university or from our peers but we all feel an internal need to continue to learn and...
by Aimee Hamilton | Feb 25, 2021 | Advice, Cats, Dogs, Practice news
For the past 10 years we have been very lucky to be able to travel to the continent with our 4 legged companions – our dogs, cats and even ferrets. This was relatively straight forward as long as our furry friends had their rabies vaccination, waited 21 days, had a...
by Aimee Hamilton | Feb 2, 2021 | Advice, Cats, Dogs, Preventative healthcare
We have all been there, just for some more unfortunate owners more often than others! Puppies like to put everything they come across in their mouth. You could say this phase is a right of passage and the hope is that they live, and learn and grow out of it. For...
by Aimee Hamilton | Jan 25, 2021 | Advice, Cats, Dogs, Preventative healthcare, Uncategorised
It can be daunting to leave your pet in our hands for the day. We know this. But, as the cliché goes, we really do do this job for the love of the animals and we love sharing our days with them and do everything we can to ensure their day contains minimal stress and...
by Aimee Hamilton | Jan 12, 2021 | Advice, Dogs, Preventative healthcare
In the last year we have seen the cost of buying a dog soar from approximately £700 to well over £2000. Is this a true rise due to a lack of puppies or are people taking advantage? Last summer it was reported there was a shortage of puppies due to COVID-19 preventing...
by Aimee Hamilton | Dec 9, 2020 | Advice, Dogs
For the destructive pet: Durable Kong toyOld cardboard containers with treats inside (so you don’t mind their need for destruction here!)Exercise days, organised events or organised with a friend for a long country walk.Sniffer dog training to tire their active minds...
