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Vet Q&A: Is it safe to get rabbits neutered?
We understand that some owners might be worried about getting their rabbits neutered or spayed. Our vets are here to help put your mind at ease.
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Vet Q&A: Should I keep my rabbits inside or outside?
Our rabbits can happily live indoors or outdoors, but as the weather gets cooler you might have a few more questions about moving your furry friends inside to escape the elements.
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Vet Q&A: How do I keep my pet safe from de-icing products?
Our vets are here to help with their advice on how to keep your four-legged friends safe from de-icing dangers during the winter months.
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Vet Q&A: How can I help my lockdown dog feel less fearful around other dogs?
With lockdown coming to an end, lockdown puppies may be fearful of other dogs. Our vets have tips to help you desensitise your pup to doggy strangers.
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Vet Q&A: How can I stop my cat spraying indoors?
Cats spraying indoors isn't pleasant and it's something our vets get asked about a lot. We've put together their advice so you can get to the bottom of your cat's spraying habit!
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Vet Q&A: How do I know if my cat is too fat?
We often see overweight pets but sometimes it can be difficult for owners to know if your pet is overweight or not.
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Vet Q&A: How do I trim my cat’s claws?
Cats use their claws for all sorts of things – jumping, climbing and hunting – but while we’re spending more time with our feline friends you might be noticing just how long they are!
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Vet Q&A: Coronavirus (COVID-19) – advice for self-isolating pet owners
I’m self-isolating myself as advised, can my pet stay with me? How do I look after my pet during this time?
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Vet Q&A: Can I walk someone else’s dog during lockdown?
With a lot of people unable to walk their dog during the COVID-19 pandemic, a lot of us may need to step in to lend a hand to family and friends. Our vets have put together advice to keep you and them safe.
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Vet Q&A: what should I do about vaccinations during lockdown?
With veterinary practices across the country needing to prioritise emergency cases due to lockdown restrictions, it’s understandable that some owners are worried about their pet missing vaccinations.
