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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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.
Do you agree with Travel Vet’s favourite famous felines!
We’ve chosen our top 10 favourite famous felines. There are so many to choose from – who is your favourite? Check out ours and then share yours with us.
Is a guinea pig right for you? Learn more here…
Our Head Nurse Helen provides helpful advice on whether guinea pigs are the best pet for you and your family.
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.
