by Gem Farrell | Jan 17, 2024 | Pet Health
Ectropion and entropion are two different eyelid conditions in pets. In this article we explain the conditions in more depth, what you should look out for, and what the treatment involves. What Is Ectropion? Let’s begin with Ectropion, ectropion is an eyelid...
by Gem Farrell | Jan 3, 2024 | Pet Health
Is your dog required to wear a muzzle? This can be due to reactivity to other dogs, scavenging behaviour on walks, or UK restrictions. Are you unsure of where to start with muzzle training? Training is very important when introducing your dog to wearing a muzzle. Even...
by Gem Farrell | Jan 2, 2024 | Pet Health
Understand and manage urinary problems in your cat or dog, with our helpful information. Urinary problems in dogs and cats are common issues that we see a lot of here at Warren House Veterinary Centre. These problems can range from mild discomfort to severe health...
by Gem Farrell | Dec 13, 2023 | Pet Health
Gastropexy is a procedure that permanently attaches the stomach to the muscle wall of the abdomen, what would cause the need for this surgery? We explain all… Gastropexy is a surgical procedure used in mainly large breed dogs to prevent gastric dilatation and...
by Gem Farrell | Nov 29, 2023 | Pet Health
The last place you want to be over the festive period is the out-of-hours vets, so let’s ensure we make Christmas a safe and happy one for your pooch. Christmas is such a busy time of year and with some much to do and so many things to consider it is easy to...
by Gem Farrell | Nov 24, 2023 | Pet Health
Although the traditional ‘open’ method is still more widely used, some people prefer the advantages of a less intrusive surgery for their pet such as quicker recovery time, less bruising, and tissue manipulation resulting in a more comfortable recovery....
