Our vets investigate the ballpark yearly costs of feeding your new kitten or pup. When it comes to pet food, the overall cost can differ hugely from pet to pet. For starters, it all depends on the quality of the food you choose, the protein sources you use, as well as your pets’ individual needs. […]
Following on from our last post that listed the reasons why cats get itchy, our vet’s have some further tips to help you manage your itchy patient at home. How can I help my itchy cat? It’s a good idea to read our previous post to help you identify the reason as to why your […]
Have you noticed your cat to be itching more frequently? Or are they scratching non-stop at their skin, ears, paws or bum? Here’s our vets’ take on the most common causes for scratchy, irritable skin. Why is my cat itchy? There are many reasons for cats to scratch. Sometimes it’s for pure, blissful relief… just […]
Unfortunately, tooth decay and gum disease are really common in dogs, and it’s estimated that a whopping 80% are experiencing some level of it by just three years of age. Just as we do, dogs need daily attention to keep their mouths clean and free of odour producing bacteria and tartar. Keeping your dogs mouth […]
Bad breath, or halitosis, often stems from the presence of odour-producing bacteria and tartar buildup in your beloved fur baby’s mouth. Despite your pet’s pristine appearance, halitosis can persist even in the absence of visible dental issues. Potential underlying causes of bad breath: Dental disease: dogs and cats require daily oral care to fend off […]
Mushrooms can make your dog really sick when they are eaten. They can even cause the loss of your beloved pet. There are many species of mushrooms, and many of these are toxic (many are not), but the problem is that there is actually no proven way to easily work out from home if the […]
The concept of ‘healthy weight’ can be confusing for humans and animals alike. Mostly, because we are all individuals with slightly (or hugely) differing nutritional requirements when it comes to being healthy, or having a healthy weight. Going off numbers to evaluate health has really no benefit to anyone. The only way to determine a […]
Following on from our last post that listed the reasons why dogs get itchy, our vets now have some tips for helping you manage your itchy patient at home. How can I help my itchy dog? It’s a good idea to read our last post to help you identify the reason why your dog is […]
Have you noticed your best mate itching more frequently or maybe the sound of them scratching non-stop at their skin, ears, paws or butt is driving you insane? Here’s our vets’ take on the most common causes for scratchy, irritable skin. Why is my dog itchy? There are many reasons why dogs itch all the […]