PETS & VETS: Be alert to the danger that blue green algae poses to dogs this summer
Michael Morrow As summer approaches we need to be aware of a serious danger lurking in the lakes and canals ...
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PETS & VETS: Not a veterinary perspective. A human one
With Michael Morrow from St Vincent's Veterinary Surgery In my 25 years as a veterinary surgeon, 15 of them as ...
How to spot a dog from a puppy farm
Puppy farms are unfortunately still far too common. Puppies from these farms tend to have increased health and behavioural problems ...
What you need to know if you are bringing a rescue cat home
If you are thinking about bringing a rescue cat or kitten home it is important to gently settle them in. ...
PETS & VETS: What happens when your pet visits us?
Before they come in cats and dogs should be starved for six hours. This helps reduce the risk of vomiting ...
PETS & VETS: How to avoid catching zoonotic diseases
Katie Love A concern we often hear from our clients is “Can I catch this disease from my dog/cat?” So ...
PETS & VETS: Should I bother the vet?
Some simple advice from a vet who has just about seen it all! In 25 years of practice I have ...
PETS & VETS: Keeping cats out of car accidents
Cats involved in road traffic accidents make up more than 4% of the cats treated at veterinary clinics. Sadly it ...
PETS & VETS: Xylitol poisoning in dogs – what is it and what can you do?
We are seeing more and more cases of xylitol poisoning in dogs. In 2016, more than 250 cases of xylitol ...
PETS & VETS: What to do if your dog eats acorns, conkers or mushrooms while out on a walk
Over the last few weeks we have had many enquiries about whether it is safe for dogs to eat conkers ...
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