Search blog: Cats (6 results)
Vet Q&A: How can I keep my pet safe this Easter?
by PDSA Vets | 27 March 2023It's not uncommon for our furry friends to chomp on something they shouldn't. And with the long Easter weekend fast approaching, it’s worth being extra vigilant – especially if you’re one to celebrate by stocking up on chocolate treats. Read on to find out how to keep your pet safe over this holiday.
Can cats and dogs be vegan?
by PDSA | 17 January 2023These days, more people than ever are turning to a vegan or plant-based diet. If you’re vegan, be that due to strong personal beliefs or a desire to be more environmentally conscious, you might feel conflicted about feeding meat to your pet cat or dog. If that’s the case, you’re clearly not alone.
Vet Q&A: Should my kitten's teeth fall out?
by PDSA | 15 March 2022Bringing a new kitten home is exciting; however, it can also feel quite daunting being responsible for your four-legged friend’s health and happiness. You’ll probably have lots of questions if you’re a first-time kitten owner, so our vets have answered your queries about kitten teeth this World Oral Health Day.
Vet Q&A: Can I get my pet vaccinated against Covid-19?
by PDSA Vets | 5 February 2021With vaccinations against the coronavirus being rolled out to people, you might be wondering if your pet can have – or even needs – a Covid-19 vaccination.
Vet Q&A: Does Brexit affect my pet?
by PDSA Vets | 11 January 2021Now that the transition period is over, you might be wondering if and how you can travel to the EU with your four-legged friend. We’ve broken down the advice to help.
Vet Q&A: How much should I feed my dog or cat?
by PDSA Vets | 11 December 2020Pets come in different shapes and sizes and this means that every pet’s dietary needs will be different. Working out what they need to suit their size, age and exercise requirements is important for their health and wellbeing and it’s really important not to give them too much (or too little!).
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