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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Remembering HM Queen Elizabeth II and her love of animals
As the nation prepares to say goodbye to the late HM Queen Elizabeth II, we look back at her love of animals and dedication to their welfare.
4-point firework plan for keeping rabbits & guinea pigs calm
Vet Emma Fisher advises that owners of rabbits and guinea pigs should make a plan asap to help their pets cope.
Get your dog ready for firework season with Travel Vet’s advice
Discover how to help your dog cope in the weeks leading up to firework season and get our doggy den building guide.
Emma shares 7 checks you should do on your dog at home and why
Learn how to spot dog health problems by following these simple steps at home.
A guide to guinea pig happiness for new owners
Looking for guinea pig care tips? It’s simpler than you think. Read our care advice for a happy, healthy pet.
Get Travel Vet’s 6-point cat checklist to do at home
Cats are notorious for hiding pain and illness. Use our cat checklist to monitor important health changes at home.
Overgrooming in cats – stress or a health problem?
Vet Emma Fisher explains the reasons why a cat may overgroom. Get Emma’s advice here.
Travel Vet explain why rabbits need a companion
Rabbits are highly sociable animals – find out how having the right companion will help your bunny feel happy and fulfilled.
Understanding dog behaviour and getting help in Staines-upon-Thames
Facial expressions and body posture can say a lot about how a dog is feeling. Learn why this is important and how to understand it in our article.
How to safely transport guinea pigs
Read advice from our head vet Emma on how to transport guinea pigs safely and with the minimum amount of stress.
