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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How to Decide on the Right Holiday Care for Cats
Our team in Staines-upon-Thames offer advice on choosing the perfect level of care for your cat whilst you go on holiday.
Preparing for a Dog-Friendly Beach Day with Travel Vet
Visiting a dog-friendly beach? Get prepared with our tips on packing a bag, keeping dogs cool and more.
Travel Vet’s Nurses Answer: Why Dogs Chew
Wondering when a puppy or adult dog will stop chewing and why they do it? Our veterinary nurses explain.
Why is My Cat Excessively Scratching? Find Out!
Read about why cats overgroom and excessively scratch with our Vet Emma Fisher in our article.
Nine Things Our Veterinary Nurses in Staines-upon-Thames Can Help With
From vaccinations to nail clipping and surgery aftercare – here´s some of the wonderful ways our veterinary nurses can help your pet.
How Do I Tell if My Pet is Happy?
Our team at Travel Vet break down the tell-tale signs of contentment in cats, dogs and small furries.
Help Teaching Kids to be Responsible Pet Owners from Travel Vet
This National Pet Month we´re focusing on pet care for kids and how your child can help with furry family friends.
Ideas for Fun UK Days Out with Your Dog from Our Vets in Staines-upon-Thames
Explore the country with your pet and enjoy dog-friendly days out in England, Wales and southern Scotland.
Emma Fisher Shares Why Pets Need Their Own First Aid Kit
A well-stocked pet first aid kit should include items for common scenarios like small wounds, allergic reactions, and accidents – here’s what you need.
How to Choose the Right Plants for Your Pet’s Edible Garden
When planning your pet’s edible garden, there are a couple of approaches you can take – read Travel Vet’s guide here.
