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At this time of year, it’s common to see social media posts warning dog owners about the dangers of rapeseed and can understandably cause concern. We want to reassure our clients that most of these posts are misleading. So, is rapeseed dangerous for dogs? In short: serious reactions in dogs are extremely rare. The severe…
Our nursing team share advice on how to groom your pet like a professional and recognise signs of discomfort while grooming.
Concerned about corporate vet chains? Discover how Milton Keynes Vets offers compassionate, independent pet care focused on your animal’s wellbeing – not profits.
Is my cat happy? Find out what your cat needs to live a happy, healthy life in our article.
Our Vet Jan reveals the signs of ageing and the importance of keeping seniors pet active and engaged.
As Easter approaches, we want to ensure your pets have everything they need and that you’re prepared for the holiday weekend! Easter Opening Hours: Please note that our hours will be adjusted over the Easter weekend at our branches. Be sure to check our updated hours so you can plan accordingly. Walnut Tree and Stony…
Read on for advice from our team on how to help your dog thrive through all their stages of development!
At Milton Keynes Veterinary Group, we are committed to providing the best care possible for your pets. To ensure we meet all your pet’s health needs, we offer a comprehensive range of veterinary referral services at our state-of-the-art Walnut Tree Hospital. As an independent veterinary practice, we take pride in offering personalised, high-quality care tailored…
Learning how to spot and deal with fleas is key to keeping your pet and home flea-free – read our advice.
Lungworm (Angiostrongylus vasorum) is a potentially deadly parasite that affects dogs, and if left untreated, it can have serious, even fatal consequences. Early diagnosis and treatment are essential to help ensure your dog’s recovery. How Can My Dog Get Lungworm? Lungworm larvae are primarily carried by slugs and snails. Dogs can become infected either deliberately…