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To keep outdoor small furries safe, it’s worth moving them inside – read on to learn why.
Guinea Pigs are also herbivores, just like rabbits, meaning they eat plans and plant-based food. Fibrous food are great for guinea pigs to keep their teeth short and their guts health. Additionally, it is also important for guinea pigs to have Vitamin C as part of their diets as they are unable to produce it…
Its that time of year again and our lovely ladies Sam and Anna, have arranged for us to help raise money for Murphys Army through their Purple Poppy Campaign. Launched in 2016, Murphy’s Army Purple Poppy Campaign pays tribute to animals lost in service, and to those who serve us today. Murphys Army have helped…
Here at Milton Keynes Veterinary Group, our team see a wide range of cases and conditions, but sometimes even they can be surprised! Betsy visited the clinic at the end of June 2023 after her humans noticed some wire protruding from her mouth. The team confirmed with x-rays that Betsy’s owners had rightly guessed it…
Rabbits must continuously eat to stay healthy. Learn why in our latest article, plus, when going without food becomes a veterinary emergency.
We understand any change noticed in our pet’s can be worrying, particularly in their later years of life. One noticeable change in older pets that is often a link to underlying issues is a sudden increase in thirst. If there is no obvious reason for your pet’s increase thirst, such as increased exercise or warmer…
Take our health assessment quiz to see if your dog (young or old) may be suffering from arthritis.
As our pets enter their later years of life, they may need a little extra TLC as their joints start to deteriorate from wear and tear over the years. Just like humans, our pets can suffer from stiff joints later in life and you may hear the term arthritis used to describe this condition. Although…
Interested in your dog becoming a donor? Pet Blood Bank have made a great video to give you an insight of what happens during your dog’s donation session. Click here to watch and read more – https://www.petbloodbankuk.org/pet-owners/dog-blood-donation/what-happens-at-a-blood-donation-session/
Pet Blood Bank help collect and provide blood to veterinary practices to provide a life saving resource in emergency situation. So can your dog donate? For your dog to donate blood, they need to meet certain criteria set out by Pet Blood Bank. The reason for this criteria is for the dog’s welfare as priority.…