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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Summer Safety Guide for Cats
Cats in Middlesex may need extra attention this summer to keep them safe – learn more here and download our cat safety summer guide.
Get Travel Vet’s vital guide to dog health this summer
Read more on what our team of vets believe are the most common conditions that affect pets across the UK over summer, and how to avoid them.
What to do about flystrike if you have rabbits or guinea pigs
Travel Vet’s top tips for avoiding flystrike in your small furry pets – read more here.
Seven activities for your dog in the heat and five to avoid
When it’s hot outside in Middlesex, it’s essential to take extra precautions to keep your dog safe. Read our do’s and don’ts guide.
Feline Heatstroke – risks and prevention
Vet Emma has gathered useful tips on how to keep your cat safe from heatstroke this summer – read more here.
Emma gives advice on why dogs get alopecia
Seeing hair loss in your dog can be worrying, but more times than not it can be treated effectively. Here are some common causes of alopecia in dogs.
Why pet insurance is a wise investment for pets in Middlesex
To pet insure or not to pet insure – that is a common question. Read about why we recommend pet owners need pet insurance right here.
Travel Vet explains what to do if your cat or dog has vomited
Witnessing your pet vomit can be worrying; in our article we explain what danger signs to look out for and when to contact a vet.
Adopting an older cat – what to expect
Looking to adopt a cat in Middlesex? Discover what to expect when you rescue a senior cat.
Why two rabbits are better than one
Emma explains why rabbits are better kept in pairs and how to spot if your pet rabbit is lonely.
