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If you’ve been thinking about getting a new pet, have you considered adopting an older animal? There are plenty of positives when it comes to […]
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Please click on the attachment below to view our latest monthly newsletter! We hope you enjoy it. October 2020 – The royal wee: know the signs […]
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We had a hilarious evening recently, where we all converged at Dave’s house with our pets for a photoshoot with Krysta Guille Photography. As you […]
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Please choose from our newsletter archive to view previous editions: October 2020 – The royal wee: know the signs of kidney disease, bladder obstructions and […]
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March is all about pet behaviour – linking with the Australian Veterinary Association’s ‘Polite Pets Month’ – designed to highlight common behavioural problems in pets, […]
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The most simple way to make sure your pet is comfy this summer is to prevent itchy skin. Allergies to fleas, grasses, trees, plant pollen, […]
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It’s fun to involve your pet in the Christmas and New Year celebrations so here are our top tips on how to keep them safe. […]
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Euthanasia is a very difficult topic to think about but it’s an important one, and something that we as veterinarians deal with every day. Deciding […]
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If you are thinking of adding a feline friend to your family you should consider adopting a senior cat. Kittens may be fun and playful […]
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According to the Guinness Book of Records, the oldest living cat is currently living in Oregon, USA. His name is Corduroy and he was born […]
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It is well known that ageing takes a toll on our entire body including our brain – and the same goes for our pets. Research […]
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Dr Dave and his family are in the last month of their extended tour of the UK and Europe! It sure doesn’t seem like almost […]
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