Pet Advice

While some dogs and cats seem able to eat almost anything, others appear to just need a sniff of a wayward snack to get an upset tummy! Here are our team’s top tips for helping to keep every pet’s gut on the straight and narrow, with enthusiastic eating and perfect poos! Picking the right diet

Does your dog develop frequent ear infections? Unfortunately, this is a big problem for some pets, and can cause chronic pain for them.

With dental treatment being one of the most common procedures that we see our canine and feline patients for, we thought we’d shine the spotlight on routine “dentals” and exactly what is involved.

Have you heard of grape toxicity in dogs? Even if you have, you may still be a bit confused about the potential risks of grape poisoning – after all, your Auntie’s old Kelpie used to love eating the odd grape, and he seemed fine, right? Here are the ins and outs of this edible toxin,

“My pet has a sensitive tummy. How can I manage their arthritis and maximise their mobility without upsetting their stomach?”

It’s 4 am, and you have just awoken to that most dispiriting of sounds: your dog vomiting in the house *sigh* But wait, the vomit is foamy and yellow – is that a worry?

Here’s the breakdown on what’s often referred to as “weekend warrior syndrome”, including what it can involve, how to prevent it in your dog, and signs that your pet should be assessed by a vet.

If you watch animal-related videos on social media (often referred to as “Petfluencer content”), you may have noticed a recent craze of videos documenting involved canine beauty routines.

Just like us, our canine and feline friends benefit from regular heart health monitoring, particularly as they get older.

If your dog develops an anxiety about veterinary visits or other health or grooming procedures, it can unfortunately become stressful and difficult to provide them with the care they require to stay healthy and comfortable.