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Hot spots are painful, moist skin infections that can develop rapidly in dogs. These irritated patches, known medically as superficial dermatitis, require prompt veterinary attention for

Feline Lower Urinary Tract Disease, often abbreviated to FLUTD, is a complex and sometimes painful condition that affects the bladder and urethra in cats. It can

We often diagnose and treat feline hyperthyroidism, a relatively common endocrine disorder that typically affects cats over the age of seven. Our team is experienced in

Cushing’s disease occurs when your dog’s body produces too much cortisol. This condition typically affects middle-aged and older dogs. The disease can stem from either a

Canine parvovirus is a highly contagious viral infection that attacks a dog’s digestive system. The virus spreads rapidly through contact with infected faeces or contaminated environments.

GDV, or Gastric Dilatation-Volvulus, is a serious and life-threatening condition in dogs where the stomach fills with gas (bloat) and then twists on itself. This dangerous

We regularly treat pets suffering from allergic dermatitis. This common condition affects both cats and dogs of all breeds. Environmental allergens, food sensitivities, and flea bites

At Tatton Vets, we prioritise your pet’s health and well-being. Arranging a vaccine appointment is essential for safeguarding your pet against harmful diseases. Here is an

Furballs, also known as hairballs, are clumps of fur that accumulate in a pet’s stomach. This happens when pets groom themselves, swallowing loose fur in the

At Tatton Vets, we often receive questions from concerned pet owners about various aspects of their pets’ health. One common query is whether it is normal

When your pet starts dragging their bottom along the floor (or scooting), it’s easy to assume it’s an anal gland problem. However, it can have several

As pet owners, we want the best for our furry friends. Natural treats are a wonderful way to reward your pet, but choosing the right ones