Senior Pets
Aging is an unavoidable part of life, and when it comes to our pets, some will age without any major issues, and some will need a little extra TLC. It is important to know what age-related changes look like and how to manage them appropriately, so we can ensure our pets are comfortable.When does my ...
Read more
Winter Grooming
Grooming your pet is just as important in winter as it is during the rest of the year – it’s not just about looking good, but promoting good health and comfort. Every pet’s coat is different, so it is important to make sure you understand how to look after them properly. If you are ...
Read more
Senior Cat Health Care Guide
Just like humans, our pets need some extra love and care as they age. We recommend routine health assessments every 6-12 months. This includes a full physical examination as well as blood and/or urine tests. Regular checks can detect problems in their early stages, even before a cat may show any outward symptoms. Some ...
Read more
New Kitten Guide
Congratulations on bringing your new kitten home! To give your new kitten the best start in life, there are quite a few considerations that we need to think about. Our vets will cover all this information (and more) during your kitten health visits. Vaccinations Vaccinations are the best way to protect your kitten fro ...
Read more
Dental Care Tips
When it comes to dental disease, prevention is better than a cure! Dental disease is one of the leading causes of animal health problems and they can be very easily overlooked by many pet owners. The consequences of poor oral hygiene include severe and constant pain associated with gingivitis and tooth damage, tooth loss ...
Read more
Shampoo Time for Pets
Saturday morning and it's time to give your dog or cat a bath. What are you going to bathe it with? While that sounds like a simple question, it can be quite complex. It really depends on what you are trying to achieve. If you just want to clean your dog, that's easy, but what ...
Read more
Spring Care Of Pets
Spring has sprung and now is the time to groom your pet to remove the remains of their winter coat! You should also watch for the hundreds of fleas and ticks that are organising their assault on your pets. These nasty parasites are on the march now – and have you noticed that mosquitoes ...
Read more
Cat Grooming Tips
Prevent matting and keep their skin free of diseases and parasites, such as fleas. Regular grooming Establish a regular grooming program. Once a week is usually sufficient, though longhaired cats will need several sessions a week, even daily, to prevent matting. Regular grooming is an ideal way to spend special time bonding with your cat ...
Read more
A Guide to Litter Trays and Cat Litter
The type of litter tray, the type of litter, its location, and how often and with what it is cleaned are all factors influencing a cat’s toileting habits. How do I train my kitten to use a litter tray? Initially, kittens are stimulated to toilet by their mother grooming and cleaning them. By about 1 ...
Read more
Chronic Kidney Disease in Cats and Dogs
Chronic kidney disease (CKD) is a major cause of serious illness and death in dogs and cats. Kidney failure occurs when over 75% of the cells in the kidneys, or nephrons, cease to function. This can happen quickly (acutely), often as a result of toxins. When the loss of nephrons occurs gradually over a period ...
Read more

