How to care for an elderly cat

How to care for an elderly cat

Thanks to better nutrition, disease prevention and proper home care, cats are now living longer than ever before. Senior cats have recently been redefined as cats over the age of 11 years, but it’s not uncommon for us to see a ‘super-senior’ feline over the age of 15...
What to do if your pet has tummy troubles

What to do if your pet has tummy troubles

At some point in your pet’s life, they will probably experience a gastrointestinal upset. Symptoms may include vomiting, diarrhoea and nausea. It can be distressing for you and your pet, and it’s sometimes hard to know what you should do. We have...
Understanding canine cruciate ligament disease

Understanding canine cruciate ligament disease

“Oh no! My dog isn’t a footballer but could he have just ‘done his knee?”  One of the most common orthopedic conditions we see in dogs is cranial cruciate ligament disease, which is actually very similar to the injury seen in humans on the sporting...
COVID-19 and Pets – What You Need To Know Now

COVID-19 and Pets – What You Need To Know Now

Updated 17th November 2022 AS RESTRICTIONS CONTINUE TO EASE, OUR COVID-19 CLINIC PROTOCOL WILL BE CHANGING WE ARE EXCITED TO ANNOUNCE THAT CLIENTS ARE NOW WELCOMED BACK INTO THE CLINIC! So what does this mean for you and your pet? Please call the clinic to arrange any...
When Good Behaviour Goes Bad

When Good Behaviour Goes Bad

When it comes to pets and their behaviour, we like to refer to the saying, “there’s no such thing as bad behaviour, only normal behaviour in an inappropriate setting”.   Put simply, what you may perceive as your pet’s “bad behaviour” is,...
A Hearty Topic

A Hearty Topic

As February features its heart-focussed Valentine’s Day, we thought that this month would be the perfect time to talk about the heart that matters most: your pet’s. When it comes to diseases of the heart, knowing what to watch out for really makes a difference. Early...