by Aimee Hamilton | Oct 13, 2018 | Advice, Cats, Dogs, Preventative healthcare, Rabbits
The Microchipping Movement In the UK there are 9 million dogs and 8 million cats, in 2016 alone there were 81,050 stray dogs of which 43,767 of these dogs were reunited with owners and 9000 of these reunifications were due to the dogs having a microchip. Take a minute...
by Aimee Hamilton | Sep 7, 2018 | Advice, Illness, Preventative healthcare, Rabbits
Not forgetting our small furry friends….. This month we thought we should provide some information about our small furry friends – rabbits! The population of pet rabbits was estimated at 1 million in 2015, being the third most common house hold pet. Just like cats and...
by Aimee Hamilton | Jun 28, 2018 | Advice, Dogs, Illness, Preventative healthcare
Summer, Summer, Summer-time! Will Smith’s ‘summer-time’ anthem may just be over-played this year, with a summer which started early in May with a sudden and persistent hot spell. Sunshine really does put us all in a good mood and signifies a season of barbeques,...
by Aimee Hamilton | Jun 4, 2018 | Advice, Cats, Dogs, Preventative healthcare
Can my pet come with me on our Summer holidays? Being ever the optimist we are hoping Summer is just around the corner. So we wanted to ensure we provide all the information for our clients who are interested in travelling with their four legged friends this summer....
by Aimee Hamilton | Apr 4, 2018 | Advice, Dogs, Illness, Preventative healthcare
Alabama What? This has been a focus in the news recently so we thought we would provide pet owners with an update on this condition. What is Alabama Rot? This disease was identified in 2012 with a total of 109 cases. Alabama rot can be a fatal condition which was...
by Aimee Hamilton | Mar 29, 2018 | Advice, Cats, Dogs, Preventative healthcare, Rabbits
Easter and our pets… Each year at Easter time, vets feel the morale obligation to remind owners (and themselves!) of the potential hazards which can easily sit around the house falling prey to wandering noses of cats and dogs. It is commonplace to give each other,...
