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Keeping pets safe in stormy weather
But, as we know, the Great British weather is often unpredictable and stormy weather can happen at any time of the year, so it’s a good idea for pet owners to always be prepared. Strong winds, loud noises, and unexpected flashes of light can scare any pet, so it’s important to know how to keep your furry friend safe, happy, and healthy should the weather take a turn. Remember, pets cannot protect…
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Caring for your pet in the summer
While we’re busy having fun in the sun, there’s some important things to consider to keep our beloved pets safe – here’s our vets’ advice.
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Brexit: what to do if you travel with pets in Europe
If you regularly travel to the EU from the UK with your four-legged friend there are a few things you’ll need to be aware of.
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Dogs: the impostors
When’s a dog not a dog? When it looks like something else entirely. We’re looking at dog breeds that don’t always look like dogs. Just for fun!
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Pets at Christmas: Keeping pets calm and happy
Usually, the busy holiday period means lots of visitors, exciting trips, and festive activities that are very different to your pet’s normal routine.
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Keeping your guinea pigs cool in the summer: dos and don’ts!
Here's our top tips for keeping your guinea pigs cool in summer, including how to recognise the signs of heatstroke and advice for hydration and grooming.
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How to tame prey drive in dogs
Many dogs love to chase other animals, and one of the main reasons for this is their prey drive. Our vets have some advice on prey drive and how to keep your pooch safely under control.
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Giving your puppy the best start in life
Bringing home your first puppy is an exciting time, but making sure they have everything they need to lead a healthy and happy life can sometimes feel overwhelming – especially as a new pet owner.
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Ten interesting facts about rats
Rats get a bad rep, but we’re looking at all the things we love about these little critters.
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Summer allergies: how to protect your pets from pollen
Summer days can bring about high pollen counts and that may mean irritation and misery for pets with hay fever.
