7 top tips for getting a new puppy or kitten this summer in Buckinghamshire
If you’re planning on purchasing a new puppy or kitten to join your family during the school summer holidays, read our essential pet owning tips here.
Our Head Nurse Caroline discusses guinea pig care
Are you thinking of getting a pet for your family? If so, take a read of our latest article about how guinea pigs make great pets.
Read Andre’s advice on why kittens should not have kittens
Neutering your kitten has many benefits – our Vet has put together advice on responsible kitten ownership and how best to keep them safe.
Philip explains why kittens need vaccinating early
Vaccinating kittens is important to help get them off to the best possible start in life. Find out why in our article.
Congratulations Natalie
Well Done and Congratulations to our absolutely amazing Senior Kennel Nurse, Natalie Nat has achieved The ISVPS NCert/Tech certificate in Medical Nursing (MedNsg) We are so proud of Nat and how hard she has worked and what she has achieved
Avian Flu Update 18th April
Bird flu restrictions are set to lift in England, Wales and Northern Ireland on the 18th April. Please consult the new guidance from the Animal and Plant Health Agency. Click here for more information
National Pet First Aid Month
National Pet First Aid Month aims to raise awareness of the importance of pet first aid. Being prepared is important – emergencies can strike at any time! Here are a few things to consider: It is good idea to have an essential pet first aid kit, things to include in your kit could be: Bandages…
Keeping your pets safe over the Easter holidays
Around the Easter period, there may be a number of dangers in your household that are toxic to our pets. It is important to keep these items out of reach of your pets. These dangers can include: Plants Flowers such as Daffodils are poisonous to pets if they ingest them, as well as many other…
Is your pet imported from abroad? All you need to know about Brucella canis
Brucella canis, otherwise known Brucellosis, has been present in the dog population in many parts of the world, but has only more recently been seen in the United Kingdom. Within the last year the numbers of cases of dogs diagnosed with Brucella canis has increased significantly, from two previous reports in 2020 to forty in…