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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Dog friendly days out in Middlesex this December
Why choose dog friendly places to go Christmas shopping and meet for drinks.
Six common concerns for cat owners in Middlesex at Christmas
When it comes to cats and Christmas, our Vets know only too well what can happen… Discover common cat injuries and learn how to avoid them.
Christmas foods that are toxic to dogs – a Vet’s guide
Should you give your dog human foods like roast dinner, mince pies, and Christmas pudding? The team at Travel Vet will tell you.
Emma Fisher advises what to look out in your rabbit pre-winter
We can help you make sure your rabbit is healthy and get them ready for the colder months ahead. Check out our rabbit health check list.
Let our Vets prepare your cat for the coming season
Our head vet Emma recommends a seasonal check-up to make sure your feline is fit for winter. Here’s four things they will look for…
Five cold weather walking tips for your dog
Dogs might seem warm in their furry coats, but the veterinary team at Travel Vet wants to remind you to take care as it gets colder.
Travel Vet gets honest about cats
Funny felines are all around us, whether at home or on the internet. But to keep them cute and healthy they need regular check-ups.
Helen advises if rabbits, guinea pigs & hamsters need companions
So, you’re thinking of adding a small pet to your family. But should you get more than one?
Emma Fisher answers your questions on your puppy’s chewing phase
Puppy chewing is just a phase you need to work through. Get all the answers to the common chewing questions.
How to make your dog’s day at Travel Vet
Dogs have been loving their visits to Travel vet in Staines for many years. We know this because of all the wagging tails, loving licks, and return visits.
