Our Registered Veterinary Nurse, Laura Sproul, has recently done a course in dog and cat nutrition. This course was run by Dr Marge Chandler, a highly qualified veterinary nutritionist. Laura…
‘Lockdown’ is a challenging time for a puppy owner. There may be a delay before you are able to get your puppy out and about, and then when allowed out…
UPDATE 8.4.20 There is now a dedicated page of our website for all COVID-19 information and updates – click here. UPDATE 29.3.20 Thank you for your patience and understanding as…
This month is Pet Anxiety Month. In this article we take a look at anxiety in pet cats. Anxiety/stress in cats is common and can result in a number of…
“Alabama rot” (idiopathic cutaneous and renal glomerular vasculopathy) is a very rare, but potentially fatal disease of dogs. It has been recognised in the UK since 2012, with cases occurring…
Congratulations to Registered Veterinary Nurse Claire, who has passed her ISFM Diploma in Feline Nursing. Claire qualified as a veterinary nurse in 2005 and is passionate about cats! She is…
If the vet advises we perform a ‘dental’ on your pet, this means a full assessment of the teeth, professional clean and polish, along with extractions of any severely diseased…
Osteoarthritis is the most common cause of chronic pain in dogs, affecting 4 out of 5 older dogs. Signs can be a subtle, but may include: Different behaviours including depression…
This gorgeous girl is Simba (or Simmie as she is affectionately known). For the past year she has been receiving laser treatment for her arthritis, and both we and her…
We were inspected earlier this year as part of the RCVS Practice Standards Scheme and are pleased to report we have had confirmation that we passed our assessment. The Practice…
