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Our veterinary nurses in Buckinghamshire share ways to make your cat feel more secure during times of change.
This past weekend, MK Vets were delighted to once again sponsor and take part in Milton Keynes’ much-loved dog-friendly event — The Big Doggie Do! Held at the picturesque Willen Lake, the two-day celebration brought together pet lovers, pooches of all shapes and sizes, and a passionate community of animal advocates. As an independent veterinary…
Advice from our vets at Milton Keynes Vets on the types of pet behavioural problems and when professional help is needed.
Have you ever wondered what it’s like to work hands-on with animals every day—helping them feel better, comforting worried owners, and making a real difference? If you’re an animal lover or a student considering a future in animal care, veterinary nursing might be the perfect path for you. At Milton Keynes Veterinary Group, our veterinary…
We’re excited to announce that Milton Keynes Veterinary Group will be once again sponsoring this year’s Big Doggie Do on Saturday, May 17th and Sunday, May 18th, 2025! It’s going to be a weekend filled with fun, furry friends, and lots of wagging tails—and we can’t wait to be part of it! The Big Doggie…
Life inside a veterinary practice is anything but predictable. From new puppy check-ups to unexpected emergencies, no two days are the same — and that’s exactly what makes the role of a veterinary nurse so dynamic, rewarding, and essential. Veterinary nurses are at the very heart of what we do at MK Vet Group. They’re…
The adder (Vipera berus berus) is the UK’s only venomous snake. Adders are a protected species in the UK, meaning it is illegal to harm or kill them. Typically, they live in dry, sandy heaths, moorlands, sand dunes, rocky hillsides, and the edges of woodlands. Although they’re often shy creatures and generally only bite when…
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.