Pet Care News & Advice
Read on for a host of preventative pet care news and advice that’s free & updated monthly. In the articles below you’ll find seasonal tips and information on how to keep your pet healthy. If you’d like us to email you whenever we update the news, then simply…
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Get our ‘happy cat’ guides for winter and christmas care
Vet Emma Fisher has lots of practical tips on how to keep your cat happy once they are spending longer indoors. Includes, bonus festive guide!
5 common canine conditions we treat in winter at Travel Vet
We often see the same winter dog health conditions every year in clinic. Read our article on how to protect your pet and keep them healthy.
Do you need to bring small furry pets indoors during firework season?
To keep outdoor small furries safe, it’s worth moving them inside – read on to learn why.
Vet Emma Fisher on importance of autumn/winter cat health checks
Before the dark nights and cold temperatures reach us, pre-book your cat a health check to ensure they’re comfortable ahead of winter.
Travel Vet helps owners understand firework-driven noise phobias in dogs
Our vets explain common signs of noise phobias in dogs. Your dog can be at risk of injury so contact us for help this firework season.
Small furry pet pain signs – when to call the vet
Travel Vet unpacks everything you need to know on pain signs, what is & isn’t normal and when a vet needs to know.
Pet pain month – helping your senior cat stay comfortable
Learn how to keep your senior cat thriving with advice from our Veterinary Surgeon Emma Fisher in this article.
Stiffer? Slower? Grumpier? Could your dog have arthritis?
Dogs can maintain a comfortable lifestyle even with an arthritis diagnosis at any age. Learn about the signs here.
How clever is your dog? Take our test!
Our team at Travel Vet have put together the ultimate tests to see how clever your dog is – let us know how you get on!
Should you keep guinea pigs in pairs or groups?
Our Vet Emma Fisher has put together some advice on why guinea pigs need a friend or two, or three… to stay happy – learn more here.
