by Sarah Styles | Jun 30, 2020 | Clinic Blog
Have you got an older dog who is awake more at night or getting confused at times? Have you just put it down to ‘old age’? Your dog may be suffering from canine dementia, a disease also known as Canine Cognitive Dysfunction. The disease has been recognised...
by Sarah Styles | May 26, 2020 | Clinic Blog
As COVID-19 restrictions relax and we start to return to a new “normal”, many people will be returning to work. Your dog may be used to having you around more, which means they also have likely been enjoying the extra cuddles, walks and maybe even the...
by Sarah Styles | Apr 28, 2020 | Clinic Blog
As Autumn comes to an end and you are at home with your pets more due to COVID-19, now is a good time to keep an eye out for arthritis. The colder weather always coincides with an increase in the number of pets with stiff and sore joints, so knowing what to look out...
by Sarah Styles | Mar 31, 2020 | Clinic Blog
The Coronavirus outbreak is currently affecting many people throughout the world and in some places, changing the way we go about life. There are many questions and myths floating about so we thought we’d help answer, and debunk, a few of them here. How is Coronavirus...
by Sarah Styles | Feb 27, 2020 | Clinic Blog
Cats should be seen by their vet at least on an annual basis and more frequently as they enter their senior years. When transporting your cat to the practice, we recommend: Always use a carrier (cardboard boxes are not ideal as cats can easily escape) The ideal...
by Sarah Styles | Jan 28, 2020 | Clinic Blog
In the month of love we talk about our pets hearts. Heart disease is not uncommon in dogs and cats, and knowing what to look out for is important as it can really make a difference to your pet’s life. Our feline friends are particularly good at hiding signs of heart...
