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Our pets are little battlers most the time. They don’t show many signs that they are sick and will often suffer in silence. Sometimes even the most diligent pet parent can overlook when something is off, and we’ve put together a list of symptoms of a sick pet that need to be addressed by your vet if you notice them. (more…)
You probably haven’t thought about it but did you know that a retractable leash can be a potential hazard? (more…)
We often refer to kidney disease as the silent killer as it can sneak up on your pet and signs may be subtle and hard to notice. This type of kidney disease is referred to as chronic kidney disease and is something we may detect in an older cat. (more…)
Halloween can be a lot of fun, but for pet owners the fun can also turn into a nightmare. Following these tips is the best way to ensure that your furry friend is as safe as possible on the night. (more…)
When it comes to your pet, you might think carrying a few extra kilos isn’t a big deal. Think again. An overweight pet is at an increased risk of arthritis, heart disease, respiratory disorders and diabetes. What is alarming is that that most people aren’t even aware that their pet is a bit portly. (more…)
After a long, wet and very cold winter we are thrilled that Spring has arrived. But Spring also brings about some hazards and one in particular is the presence of snail bait and slug bait in the garden. Be careful if you happen to visit the neighbour’s garden or a friend’s garden as you might not realise it’s there. (more…)
Pheromones are scents, or smells, emitted by animals to communicate between members of the same species. They play a huge part in dog and cat behaviour, and can influence many aspects of your pet’s behaviour.
Cavalier King Charles Spaniels are a very popular breed, and no wonder! They are the most loving little dogs. They are also one of the breeds that suffers from Syringomyelia, a very serious inherited disease that manifests itself usually between the ages of 6 months and 3 years (but can show up at any age). (more…)
It’s camping season and there is no reason why your furry friend should miss out on the fun! Camping with pets can be a great experience for the whole family, so here are Pet Doctor’s top tips for being prepared. (more…)
Spring time is often associated with cleaning, fresh smelling rooms and putting out a nice pot of sweet smelling flowers. As the season blossoms here is the main list of toxic plants that you should keep away from your cat. (more…)