Can white cats get skin cancer on their ears? Most cats enjoy the relaxing feeling of the warmth from the sun, but like us, increased time in the sun can damage our cats skin. White cats in particular are more at risk of sun burn which can increase the chance of tumours and cancer. Our Read More
The Great British Dog Walk 2018
On May 1, 2018
Looking for somewhere different to take the dog this weekend or over the next few weeks? Why not combine a great day out with supporting Hearing Dogs for Deaf People at the same time by attending The Great British Dog Walk 2018. Sponsored by Virbac, the 8th largest animal health company worldwide providing a range of Read More
Are lilies poisonous to cats?
On May 1, 2018
Are lilies poisonous to cats? Sadly, as beautiful and often fragrant as they are, lilies are a big no no when it comes to cats. One eaten leaf or pollen ingested from simply brushing past a flower can be serious with potentially lethal implications for your cat. Any part, petals, stamens, leaves, or water in Read More
What is PPID? (formerly known as Equine Cushing’s Disease)
On March 14, 2018
What is PPID? You may be more familiar with its former name, Cushing’s disease. PPID is a hormonal disease which tends to affect ponies and horses over the age of 15. Note: Cushing’s is also a disease which can affect dogs and people, although equine Cushing’s is a different disease and has different symptoms. It’s Read More
Our guide to changing your pet’s diet and tips on introducing new food
On March 12, 2018
We all like to give our pets food they enjoy, but when should we change their diet? What if we’ve been advised to feed them something different? We look at when you should change your pet’s diet and the best way to introduce new food. When should you change your pet’s diet? There are only two main Read More
7 top tips on how to clean your cat’s teeth
On February 5, 2018
Does the thought of placing your hands near your cat’s mouth in an attempt to brush their teeth, conjure up images of.. a) skin-torn or bitten flesh (yours!) b) a traumatised cat c) a frosty air of unease and distrust between the two of you in future d) all of the above? As a cat Read More
