Diabetes mellitus is a disease that results from either a lack of insulin in the body or a resistance to the effects of insulin. This results in constant uncontrolled high levels of blood glucose. As with humans, this can cause a range of problems. Left untreated, diabetes can lead to a life-threatening condition called Diabetic Read More
How to Help Dogs and Cats Cope with Fireworks
On October 17, 2024
How to Keep Dogs and Cats Calm During Fireworks Season Fireworks, whether on Bonfire Night, at a party, or on New Year’s Eve, are fun for us, but not always for our pets. Fireworks can cause them to feel anxiety and fear. So how do you help dogs and cats with fireworks? Statistics from the Read More
Skin Supplements for Dogs and Cats: Key Ingredients
On September 9, 2024
Adding in supplements to your pet’s diet can be a great way to help maintain their healthy skin and coat. Some skin supplements for dogs and cats might aim to reduce moulting, while others might help maintain a glossy coat, or relieve itchy skin. In this blog, we’ll discuss some of the key ingredients inside Read More
Why is my Cat Over-grooming?
On August 22, 2024
While it’s perfectly normal for your cat to groom themselves throughout the day, sometimes it can become excessive. If your cat is over-grooming themselves, it could be a symptom of underlying problems or medical issues. In this blog, we’ll explore what those might be, and how to stop your cat over-grooming. Signs of Over-grooming in Read More
Puppy Teething Toys: How to Stop a Puppy Chewing Everything
On July 17, 2024
The information in this article was reviewed and approved by registered veterinary nurse, Beth Walker Bringing a puppy home is always an exciting time. From getting to know their personalities to helping them settle into your family, there is so much to enjoy. However, anyone who has experienced a puppy in the midst of teething Read More
Cat Pregnancy and Giving Birth: What to Expect
On July 2, 2024
The information in this article was reviewed and approved by registered veterinary nurse, Beth Walker Is your cat giving birth for the first time? If so, you may be feeling a little anxious about what to expect, and how you can make sure everything goes well. Fortunately, most cats will give birth smoothly without any Read More
New Puppy Checklist
On June 27, 2024
The information in this article was reviewed and approved by registered veterinary nurse, Beth Walker Getting a new puppy is very exciting, but it does not come without its challenges. No matter how prepared you may think you are, you are bound to face some difficulties, and there’s lots to remember! Take a look at Read More
Hepatitis in Dogs
On June 24, 2024
The information in this article was reviewed and approved by registered veterinary nurse, Beth Walker You may have heard of hepatitis in humans, but did you know that our dogs can suffer from it too? Hepatitis is the term we use to describe inflammation of the liver. Literally, ‘hepat’ refers to the liver, which is Read More
How to Prevent Hairballs in Cats Naturally
On June 18, 2024
The information in this article was reviewed and approved by registered veterinary nurse, Beth Walker Hairballs are a natural occurrence, but they’re not always pleasant! Understandably, many owners are keen to reduce or prevent hairballs in their cat, particularly if their cat tends to get a lot of them. Long-haired breeds often cough up hairballs Read More
Causes of Foul-smelling Faeces in Kittens
On June 17, 2024
The information in this article was reviewed and approved by registered veterinary nurse, Beth Walker While your cat’s mess is never going to smell pleasant exactly, a healthy stool should only have a mild odour. It’s not normal for kitten poo to smell really bad! Foul-smelling faeces in kittens can be caused by a range Read More