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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Vets in Staines-upon-Thames offer advice on which pets need neutering and why
Neutering offers a range of benefits for many pets – especially those kept in pairs. Check if your pet species is mentioned in our article here.
How to tell if your dog needs to see a dentist
Between dental check-ups at Travel Vet follow this simple advice to keep your dog’s teeth in top shape.
Why you need to act now to protect your cat’s oral health
Find out why most cat owners in Middlesex need to take action NOW to protect their pet’s oral health.
Bunny full of bounce? Learn how to make your rabbit happy
Travel Vet’s head nurse has put together some simple advice for keeping your pet rabbit on top form all year.
7 ways to keep your cat content while you’re at work
Cats need stimulating activities and inspiring surroundings. Read Travel Vet’s advice on how to provide them.
Emma shares their top tips for battling your dog’s boredom
A happy dog is a healthy dog, but how can you stop them being bored? Discover Emma’s stimulating ideas.
Get Travel Vet’s guide to cat stress
Like humans some cats are more prone to stress then others and their ways of adapting to stress is very different.
Bonfire Night, Christmas, New Year – how to help stressed dogs cope
As you head into 2023, how can you and your dog enjoy some calm and a return to routine?
Is your rabbit, hamsters or other small furry pet stressed out?
The vets at our Staines-upon-Thames veterinary practice have some helpful advice on stress.
Vet nurses in Staines-upon-Thames share Christmas bunny-proofing tips
Seasonal changes, Christmas decorations, and an influx of festive well-wishers can all pose problems for pet rabbits – learn why here.
