Spot the Pet Poisons around your Home
What everyday, household items could be poisonous if they come into contact with your pet, either through eating or drinking, inhaling or skin contamination?
Read MoreNeutering your Feline Friend
Neutering your kitten when they are a few months old has many health and social advantages for your pet. Your pet will receive the best...
Read MoreCORONAVIRUS DISEASE (COVID-19) OUTBREAK
IMPORTANT NOTICE Please exercise extreme caution and take individual responsibility when visiting the practice and do not enter if you feel at all unwell. If a...
Read MoreHow to Prepare your Pet for Fireworks Season
It's whizz bang pop time again! The firework season is upon us, a time for loud bangs and screeches. As we happily 'oooo' and 'aahh'...
Read MoreBlog – 5 Top Tips For Feeding Pet Rabbits
Vets are often presented with rabbits that have a variety of illnesses due to the long-term feeding of an inappropriate diet. (more…)
Read MoreNational Pet Month: Top 10 Tips For Responsible Pet Ownership
National Pet Month promotes healthy, happy pets and helps fundraise for the nation's pets. You can help... visit the National Pet Month website and become a supporter, follow...
Read MoreGuest Blog: How To Choose Your Dog Walker
Derek Chambers, Finchley Dog Walker, provides expert advice below on how to choose your dog walker. Anyone can set themselves up as a dog walker,...
Read MoreBlog: 5 key questions to ask before taking out pet insurance
Pet insurance is always a hot-topic when clients come into the consulting room with their pets. As a small animal veterinary surgeon, I've certainly noticed...
Read MoreBlog: 4 key questions to ask yourself before buying a new puppy or kitten
So you’ve made that life-changing, momentous decision. You’ve had the epiphany moment and a new puppy or kitten is what’s currently missing from your life....
Read MoreBlog: Top 10 common hazardous festive foods and decorations that can poison dogs and cats
Our habit of overindulging over the festive season can leave waistlines bulging and heads pounding, but Christmas and New Year can leave a gauntlet of...
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