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Category: Pet Health

Pet Insurance

There’s no way to anticipate what will happen in the future — you can’t predict when or how your pets will get sick, or how much it will cost. Pet insurance protects against unexpected veterinary bills. Pet Insurance is so important, more so now with the currently cost of living crisis. If you haven’t already…
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Bee and Wasp Stings In Pets

Wasp and bee stings are most common in spring, summer, and early autumn. Dogs and cats are stung on their paws or around the face and usually develop minor pain, irritation, or swelling. In some cases, the effects of a sting can be more serious. Most stings can be managed at home, but in some…
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Adder Bites In Dogs

There are several species of snakes in the UK, but the European Adder is the only one that is poisonous and potentially dangerous to your dog. Find out what symptoms there are and what to do if an adder has bitten your dog… There have been several reports in the last couple of months regarding…
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Grass Seeds and Dogs

If your pooch is a lover of running through long grass, it is important to check them for grass seeds afterward. Grass seeds? YES, they may look harmless but in the wrong place, they become harmful… What are grass seeds and how can they be harmful to our dogs? Grass seeds are small, pointed seeds…
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Cruciate Ligament Surgery

Cruciate ligament injury is the most common cause of hind limb problems in dogs and sadly around 50% of dogs develop this condition in both back legs. What are cruciate ligaments? There are two ligaments in the knee (the cruciate ligament) that help stabilise the joint when walking. One of these ligaments is prone to…
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Dogs Lumps & Bumps Guide

Does your dog have a lump or bump on or under the skin? We know how worrying it is when you find a lump or bump on your dog, but not all lumps are cancerous. There are many types of lumps, early detection is the key to a better chance of recovery, let’s explore the…
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Anxiety In Dogs

Not sure if your dog is stressed or suffering with anxiety, we are here to offer our advice and pin point the signs you should look out for. Dog anxiety is real and unlike us they don’t have a voice to express their feelings but they do have other ways to show you… If you…
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Cryotherapy

We are excited to announce we are now offering Cryotherapy an advanced freezing innovation that is fast, effective and safe for removal of abnormal tissues, such as skin tags, warts, tumours and many other lesions. What is Cryotherapy? Cryotherapy is a minimally-invasive technique that makes use of extreme cold to remove abnormal tissue such as…
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Rabbit Health

The average lifespan of a domestic rabbit is 8 to 12 years. To help your rabbit live a long and happy life, you need to take care of all of their health needs. A healthy rabbit has bright, alert eyes with a fine coat. They should be leaving droppings regularly, eating regularly and drinking plenty…
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Is Ice-cream safe for dogs?

What Could Be Better Than A Long Stroll With Your Pooch And An Ice-Cream In Hand? Heaven! Only Your Furry Friend Is Looking Up At You Now With Desire For Your Ice-Cream In Their Eyes, What Harm Could A Little Ice-Cream Do? Let’s Find Out… Can dogs eat ice-cream? Well they can eat anything if…
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Keeping Your Cats Cool In Summer

Cats may love to enjoy lying in the sun, there is such a thing as too warm, even for our feline friends. Sunburn in cats All cats can get sunburned, but white cats or cats with finer coats are at higher risk. Being in the sun regularly can lead to skin cancer, so it’s important…
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