Cat Health
Taking care of our senior pets
As part of our My Pet Can senior campaign, we’ve put together some tips for supporting your golden oldie! Comfort is key • Provide somewhere comfortable, warm and cosy for your pet to sleep that meets their specific needs. • Make sure everything they need…
Firework Awareness
Did you know it is estimated that 80% of pets show signs of fear or distress related to fireworks? Because pets only hear fireworks for a limited time each year, they do not have the opportunity to become desensitised to the noise. We are here…
Vaccinations
There are always lots of questions about vaccinating your pet – What do vaccines protect against? How old should be pet be? Do they really need boosters? It all comes down to keeping our pets as healthy as possible, and vaccinations will help to do…
Heatstroke in cats and dogs
Heatstroke in cats and dogs is common in the warmer months of the year. Heatstroke is very dangerous for dogs and cats, and it occurs when their body temperature rises above their normal temperature, and they are unable to cool themselves down. A dog’s and…
Dental health in dogs, cats and rabbits
Dental disease in dogs and cats Dental disease is common in dogs and cats, and it’s important to take your pet for regular dental check-ups and maintain good dental care at home. If left untreated, plaque and gum infections can lead to periodontal disease, where…
Staying safe in the sun
Summer is here, and with the (hopefully!) warmer weather and longer days comes our latest round of tips for keeping your pet safe this season. Preventing heatstroke and dehydration • Pets can develop heatstroke (hyperthermia) when high environmental temperatures (like hot rooms, cars and gardens)…
Why you should always microchip your pets?
Having your pet microchipped is an important part of owning an animal. Each microchip has a unique code which is linked to your personal information. This means a lost pet with a microchip that is scanned has a higher chance of being reunited with their…
Intestinal worms in dogs and cats
Roundworms and tapeworms can affect dogs and cats, and live inside their digestive tracts. Roundworms Puppies and kittens can be infected with roundworms from birth, so should be treated in their first few months of life. It’s not just young pets that are at risk…
Allergies in pets
Pets can be allergic to several things, including fleas, foods and environmental factors. Allergic skin conditions Allergic skin conditions can lead to itchy, red skin, usually caused by a reaction of the immune system to allergens in a pet’s environment. Symptoms of allergic skin disease…
Spring Hazards
Easter is a time for family get-togethers, Easter egg hunts, the end of lent, and a touch of spring cleaning. However, there are a few spring dangers you need to look out for to keep your pets safe during this time. We have put together…
