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Paracetamol Toxicity And Your Pets

Although Paracetamol is a safe and commonly used pain reliever for humans, the same is not true for our pets.... read more →

Grapes, sultanas and raisins (which are just forms of dried grapes) are toxic to dogs. What’s in them, as well... read more →

Rat bait (rodenticide) is unfortunately a common cause of dog poisoning. It’s often stored in the home and shed and... read more →

Fertilisers are toxic to both cats and dogs, however most cases of poisoning happen to dogs, mainly due to their... read more →

Don't let Lilies beauty fool you, they are highly toxic to cats. In fact, eating the smallest amount can cause... read more →

Following on from our last post that listed the reasons why dogs get itchy, our vets now have some tips... read more →

Have you noticed your best mate itching more frequently or scratching non-stop at their skin, ears, paws or bum? Here’s... read more →

Following on from our last post that listed the reasons why cats get itchy, our vets now have some tips... read more →

Have you noticed your cat to be itching more frequently or scratching non-stop at their skin, ears, paws or bum?... read more →

Diarrhoea is a sign of an unhappy gastrointestinal tract and is characterised by watery or loose bowel movements. It may... read more →

It’s hard to see our elder pets struggle to perform tasks that were once second nature such as getting into... read more →

Fireworks are a common cause of anxiety for dogs. Signs that your dog is stressed may include shaking, trying to... read more →

Dogs love chocolate and any opportunity that chocolate is left around within reach, chances are it will be gobbled straight... read more →

Toxoplasmosis is an infection caused by a parasite called ‘Toxoplasma gondii’. Its main host is the cat but also affects... read more →

The first sign that your pet may be drinking more may just be you notice yourself to be filling the... read more →