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Milton Keynes Vets’ team are sharing tips for taking your dog Christmas shopping this December.
While you’re busy decking the halls, Milton Keynes Vets are reminding you to pet-proof your festive plans.
Surgery on your pet’s limb can pose unique challenges during recovery, especially if it limits their mobility. Always follow our team’s guidance to ensure a smooth healing process, even if keeping your pet calm is difficult. Managing Pain Your vet will likely prescribe pain medication for your pet following surgery. Administer this medication exactly as…
Cat safety is on every vet’s mind in Buckinghamshire as the nights start to get darker much earlier. Read our safety tips here.
Knowing how to change bandages and dressings can aid in a pet’s healing process. If this is required for you to do at home, our team will explain and demonstrate how to do so and supply any bandaging materials to be used. Always wash your hands thoroughly before touching your pet’s wounds. Best practice would…
Many pet owners become increasingly aware of their furry friends’ anxiety during fireworks displays. Understanding the behaviours associated with firework fear can help us reduce their level of stress and create a more peaceful environment. Why Do Pets Fear Fireworks? Signs of Firework Fear Recognising the signs of fear is crucial in providing the right…
Fireworks can be a cause of anxiety for many pets. The loud noises, bright flashes, and unpredictable nature of fireworks can trigger their fear response. As pet owners, it’s important to help our furry friends cope with these stressful events. Two effective strategies are desensitisation and positive reinforcement. Understanding Desensitisation Desensitisation involves gradually exposing your…
Dental health is crucial for pets, yet it’s often overlooked since many dogs and cats dislike having their mouths inspected and can be very good at hiding signs of any issues. Just like in humans, dental problems can lead to pain, feeding problems, and infections. If your pet has had a tooth removed, a dental…
As the end of the year comes around, so does the season of fireworks. While many of us enjoy the dazzling displays, our pets can find them scary. As your independent veterinary practice, we want to help you prepare your furry friends for the noise and commotion of firework season, read on for our suggestions…
It can be stressful when your pet needs emergency care, especially for sensitive areas like the eyes and ears. Always follow the instructions given by our veterinary surgeons, and here are some general aftercare tips. Create a Calm Environment Provide a quiet, comfortable space for your pet to help them recover after a stressful experience.…