UPDATE 20/3/17 Many thanks to all those who attended this event, it was fully booked up! We would love any feedback if you attended – please e-mail us at info@greenbayvets.co.uk….
In the last in our series of blogs about pet heart disease, we take a look at cats. Like dogs and humans, cats can also suffer from heart disease. Like…
Unlike smaller dogs, where heart valve disease is the most frequently diagnosed heart problem, the most common form in large dogs is called dilated cardiomyopathy (DCM). It is known as…
The most common form of heart disease in dogs is Mitral Valve Disease. It can occur in any dog, but is most common in small or medium sized breeds. One…
We were really chuffed to find out we had been nominated in the Petplan Veterinary Awards 2017. We have been nominated in the ‘Practice of the Year’ category, and one…
Many of our cats like to explore the world outside, but unfortunately cars pose a danger to our feline friends. Joey was one such unlucky cat. His owners returned to…
Most pet owners are familiar with the role of the vet, but who else is in your veterinary team and what do all those letters stand for? The title ‘Veterinary…
Update 19/1/17 – You can read about Gatsby, one of the first cases to benefit from this new service, in the Torquay Herald Express here. We are thrilled to launch…
The festive season is upon us once again and many people are busy with family and friends visiting for Christmas and celebrating New Year. Some of our pets will find…
There are lots of things around to tempt our pets at Christmas time. Unfortunately some of the foods and decorations we like to have at this time of year can be harmful…
