November is Pet Diabetes Month, a nationwide campaign to raise awareness and test the UK’s cats and dogs for diabetes. Unfortunately, like people, pets can develop diabetes (sugar diabetes –…
This week we welcomed Donna to the Greenbay Vets team, or should we say welcomed back! Donna has worked with animals for most of her career, and previously worked at…
We are really excited to now offer exotic pet clinics with Ian Sayers, an RCVS Advanced Practitioner in Zoological Medicine. Ian has a special interest in the veterinary care of…
Pet pharmaceutical company Norbrook are putting on a free series of pet owner webinars about the topic of arthritis. Topics to be covered: Arthritis recognition and management in cats –…
The effect of a pet’s weight on any arthritis they are suffering with cannot be over-emphasised. This is due to extra strain placed on the joints from carrying additional weight….
Arthritis is very common in pet cats, in fact it is estimated that 50% of cats over the age of 10 are affected. Unfortunately it is easy to miss in…
Arthritis is very common in pet dogs, especially as they get older. What is arthritis and what causes it? Arthritis is a painful disease of the joints. In dogs it…
We had a great day at a busy Cockington Dog Day on Sunday 19th August. It was lovely to see so many of our patients and their owners. We had…
We are pleased to once again be attending Cockington Dog Day, on Sunday 19th August. As in previous years there will be a dog show and lots of dog related…
Like humans, dogs can also suffer from an underactive thyroid, or hypothyroidism. It is rare to see overactive thyroid disease in dogs. Dogs produce thyroid hormone from glands in their…
