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Is my rabbit sick or is my guinea pig unwell. Our vets share the silent signals of a poorly small pet.
Summer’s here — the days are longer, the grills are fired up, and everyone’s ready to enjoy the sunshine. But while we’re all soaking up those good vibes, our furry friends might be facing some sneaky summer hazards. Don’t worry, MK Vets is here to keep your pets safe and happy, with a little humor…
If you’re moving house this summer, here are some practical tips for stress-free pet moves from Milton Keynes Vets.
“Should I get a dog, a cat, a rabbit, a guinea pig… a tortoise? Our team give some guidance on what to consider when choosing a new pet.
Rabbits have a unique digestive system, more comparable to horses than to cats, dogs, or humans. Their gut depends on a constant flow of fibrous food like hay and grass to stay active and healthy. When this process is disrupted, it can result in a serious and sometimes life-threatening condition known as gut stasis. What…
As a rabbit owner, it’s essential to understand the most common health problems your bunny may face—many of which are linked to improper diet and care. Feeding your rabbit a balanced, fibre-rich diet and ensuring proper hygiene and regular vet checks can prevent many of these issues. Key Conditions to Be Aware Of: 1. Gut…
Rabbit Awareness Week (RAW),, unites vets, charities, pet shops, and rabbit enthusiasts across the UK to improve rabbit welfare. This year’s theme puts a spotlight on housing—because a truly happy rabbit needs more than just shelter. Here’s how to create a Happy, Hoppy Home for your bunny. Why “Happy, Hoppy Homes” Matters 5 Steps to…
We have been made aware of blue-green algae at Caldecotte Lake from the The Parks Trust. This is likely a result of the hot weather we have already had this year. It would be sensible to prevent your dog contact with the algal scum at this time. What is blue-green algae? Blue-green algae naturally occurs…
Feline asthma is surprisingly common. It’s basically an allergic reaction causing airway inflammation and breathing problems. Common symptoms: Chest X-rays, a thorough history, and sometimes additional tests to rule out infections or other lung diseases will be used to diagnose feline asthma. Treatment options: With proper management, most asthmatic cats live normal, happy lives. If…
Summer can be tough on your pet’s skin. Discover how to keep your dog or cat comfortable and itch-free in the warmer months.