Author name: Riaz Rhemu

Welcoming a cat into your home opens up a world of joy and companionship, but when it comes to introducing them to the great outdoors for the first time, it’s essential to approach the experience with care and consideration. The initial outing is a significant milestone for both you and your furry friend, so here’s […]

Cats are often seen as creatures of serene poise and grace, but just like humans, they can experience stress. Stress in cats is a common and often overlooked issue that can have a significant impact on their health and well-being. Understanding the signs, potential causes, and effective management of stress in felines is crucial for

Fireworks are a part of celebrations, but for many pets, they can be a source of fear and anxiety. Dogs and cats have sensitive hearing and may become extremely distressed by the loud, sudden noises of fireworks. In this blog, we’ll discuss what pet owners can do to help their four-legged friends cope with the

Ear disease is one of the most common reasons we see dogs at our practice. It can be a very frustrating disease for both owners and our beloved pets. In this post we will try to explain a bit more about the why’s and how’s with ear disease to help raise the curtain on why

Choosing pet insurance can often be overwhelming; there are hundreds of providers offering different policies and levels of cover.  It is really important that you understand your insurance policy and what you are looking for.    Here’s some top tips to help:   Pet insurance is vastly different to car insurance. Unlike car insurance there

This question might seem all too familiar for you! There are a few reasons why dogs tend to lick their paws. Firstly, it would be a good idea to rule out there is nothing stuck between their toes or pads and there are no wounds or sores causing discomfort. Once this has been ruled out,

So you are enjoying a nice afternoon in the garden, relaxing with your pooch but you can’t help but notice the little one is constantly licking and eating grass. Sometimes they are sick after they eat it – why are they doing this!? Firstly, don’t worry. Eating grass is actually a perfectly natural behaviour for

We have all thought this in the past, so no need to be embarrassed. It is quite difficult to assess whether your dog is overweight or not and there are no blanket guides to what your dog should weigh that is personal to themselves. So, leave the scales behind for now and get hands on!

First things first, don’t panic! Try to stay calm and assess the obvious injuries and wounds that are present. If there is any active bleeding, call us straight away and we can get you in to see a vet immediately If your pet looks okay then still give us a call as most bite wounds